Coming to Idaho? There is a lot to explore!
- Gateway to Yellowstone & the Tetons: Eastern Idaho is the perfect launching point for adventures in Yellowstone National Park and the Teton Range, offering easy access to some of the country’s most iconic landscapes.
- Waterfalls Galore: Mesa Falls, a pair of impressive waterfalls on Henry’s Fork, showcases cascades formed by ancient volcanic activity and offers awe-inspiring scenic views.
- Craters of the Moon National Monument: This otherworldly volcanic landscape lets you explore lava tubes, cinder cones, and surreal black rock fields—making you feel like you’ve landed on another planet.
- Bishop Mountain Lookout: Near Island Park, you can visit the historic Bishop Mountain wildfire lookout tower, now on the National Register of Historic Places, and enjoy spectacular panoramic mountain views.
- St. Anthony Sand Dunes: Spread over 10,000 acres, these white quartz sand dunes are a hot spot for off-road vehicles and even made an appearance in the cult classic film “Napoleon Dynamite”.
- Idaho Falls Greenbelt: The scenic riverwalk along the Snake River in Idaho Falls includes waterfalls, the Japanese Friendship Garden, and peaceful rock gardens—ideal for strolls and photos.
- Bear Lake: Known as the “Caribbean of the Rockies” for its bright turquoise water, Bear Lake straddles the Idaho-Utah border and is a popular summer playground.
- Wildlife Encounters: You can see grizzly and black bears up close at Yellowstone Bear World in Rexburg, or catch sight of hundreds of bird species throughout the region.
- The Museum of Idaho: Located in Idaho Falls, this top-rated museum features exhibits on local history, science, and culture, plus interactive experiences for families.
- Historic Pioneer Trails: Eastern Idaho is crossed by segments of the Oregon Trail and other historic routes, with visible wagon ruts from 1800s settlers—perfect for history buffs.
- Stunning Hot Springs: There are numerous natural hot springs to enjoy across the region, such as Green Canyon near Rexburg—ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring.
- Unique Geological Features: The area boasts the largest volcanic caldera in the continental U.S. and fascinating remnants from the 1959 Yellowstone earthquake, like “Quake Lake”.
- Island Park’s Mighty Caldera: Island Park, with its massive caldera, boasts the “longest Main Street in America” at over 33 miles—great for exploring, boating, and snow sports.
- Huckleberry Treats: Eastern Idaho is famous for wild huckleberries and local shops offering everything from milkshakes to jams and chocolates made with these tasty native berries.
- Family-Friendly Fun: The region is packed with family attractions like historic carousels, drive-in movie theaters, and seasonal festivals. The Spud Drive-In in Driggs is a local favorite for classic movie nights under the stars.
Moving to Idaho?
If you’re planning a move to Eastern Idaho, you’re in for an adventure filled with beautiful scenery, unique attractions, and a welcoming community. Make your relocation smooth and worry-free by choosing Manly Moving—the local experts who know Eastern Idaho inside and out. Whether it’s across town or from another state, Manly Moving ensures an easy, efficient, and friendly move so you can settle into your new Idaho life with confidence!
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