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Attractions
Museums and Exhibits
Idaho Farm & Ranch Museum. Northeast of the I-84 / Highway 93 Junction, Jerome, ID 83338. Phone: 208-324-5641. E-mail
Jerome County Historical Museum. 220 North Lincoln, Jerome, ID 83338. Phone: 208-324-5641. E-mail
National Forest
Sawtooth National Forest. 2647 Kimberly Road E, Twin Falls, ID 83301. Phone: 208-737-3200.
National Monuments
City of Rocks National Reserve. PO Box 169, Almo, ID 83312. Phone: 208-824-5519; Fax: 208-824-5563.
Craters of the Moon National Monument
The Monument lies on U.S. Alternate Route 93, 29 kilometers southwest of Arco in Butte and Blaine counties. Closest
interstate is I-84 to the south.
Hagerman Fossil
Beds National Monument. PO Box 570, Twin Falls, ID 83332. Phone:
208-933-4100; Fax: 208-837-4857.
See life before the last Ice Age and view earliest appearance of modern
flora and fauna.
Scenic Byway
Thousand Springs Scenic Byway
Begins at Interstate 84 near Bliss and follows U.S. 30 southeast through Twin Falls to
Idaho 50, then north on Idaho 50 to I-84. Also U.S. 93 from Twin Falls north to I-84.
Length 67.8 miles. Allow 1.5 hours.
State Parks
Thousand Springs State Park. PO Box 149, Hagerman, ID 83332. Phone: 208-837-4505.
*Also see neighboring Twin Falls, Idaho!
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