Shoshone Falls
Known as the “Niagara of the West,” Shoshone Falls plunges 212 feet into the Snake River Canyon — 45 feet taller than Niagara. Best during spring peak flow.
- Viewing platforms
- Hiking trails
- Picnic areas
- Boat ramp
Things to Do
Springs, falls and fossils, close to camp.
Hagerman sits in the middle of Idaho's Thousand Springs country. Here's what guests drive out to see, and who rents the gear to get on the water.
Springs and water
Blue Heart Springs
A natural spring with vivid blue water, reachable only by boat. One of the most photographed spots in southern Idaho.
- Swimming
- Snorkeling
- Paddleboarding
- Boat access only
Box Canyon Springs State Park
The 11th largest spring in North America, with crystal-clear water flowing from a dramatic box canyon.
- Kayaking
- Paddleboarding
- Hiking
- Bird watching
Billingsley Creek
A quiet creek with wildlife habitat, good fishing and peaceful picnicking.
- Fishing
- Bird watching
- Picnicking
Niagara Springs
A cascading spring and scenic canyon views in a tranquil state park with walking trails.
- Walking trails
- Bird watching
- Picnic area
Hot springs
Miracle Hot Springs
Fifteen private hot pools or six outdoor public pools, plus massage services.
- Private pools
- Public pools
- Massage
Banbury Hot Springs
Geothermal mineral pools for unwinding after a day of exploring the valley.
- Mineral pools
- Relaxation
History, fossils and wine
Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument
One of the world's richest fossil deposits from the Pliocene Epoch, and home of the Hagerman Horse, Idaho's state fossil.
- Visitor center
- Hiking trails
- Fossil sites
Ritter Island
Springs, a historic dairy farm and guided tours. Part of Thousand Springs State Park.
- Guided tours
- Hiking
- Fishing
Hagerman Museum
The history of the Hagerman Valley: fossils, early settlers, agriculture and geology.
- Exhibits
- Fossils
- Local history
Cold Springs Winery
Award-winning wines in Idaho's wine country, with a tasting room and vineyard tours.
- Wine tasting
- Vineyard tours
Trails and wildlife
Malad Gorge
A 250-foot-deep canyon with a waterfall and scenic overlooks. Part of Thousand Springs State Park.
- Walking trails
- Footbridge
- Photography
Hagerman Wildlife Management Area
An 880-acre wildlife management area along the Snake River, ideal for birdwatchers.
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Photography
- Bird watching
Balanced Rock
A 48-foot-tall rock formation balanced on a narrow pedestal.
- Hiking trails
- Photography
- Picnic areas
Eagle Tree
A centuries-old cottonwood that bald eagles use as a nesting site. Best viewing January through June.
- Wildlife viewing
- Photography
Rentals
Get on the water.
Hydro Hustlers
E-bikes, e-scooters, kayaks, paddleboards and more, on State Street in downtown Hagerman, minutes from the village.
221 N State St, Hagerman, ID 83332
Reserve gear directly with the outfitter. Rental shops are independent businesses, not part of the park.
Guides
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