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Eastern | Official Idaho State Travel Guide 88 D 15 33 28 22 Spencer Dubois Sacajawea Historic Byway Mud Lake Mud Lake 20 Camas Creek A 15 Lost Gold Trails Loop St. Anthony Rexburg 33 A Fort Henry Historic Byway Rigby 20 26 A Idaho Falls Ririe rEgionAl Map Harriman State Park 87 Island Park Res. Henrys Lake State Park Henrys Fork Ashton A Teton River Ririe Reservoir 20 Henrys Lake 33 Buffalo River Island Park B 47 C Falls River 31 32 Tetonia Teton Valley Driggs Snake River Mesa Falls Scenic Byway Teton Scenic Byway Swan Valley Victor B C Palisades Reservoir B Grand Targhee 26 22 Grays Lake Jackson Hole A B C D A B C A B « For suggested itineraries and a downloadable statewide byway guide, go to idahobyways.gov « For information on golf courses, see regional listings: pg 92-98 « Scenic Drives » idahobyways.gov « Fort Henry Historic Byway + Lost Gold Trails Loop 208 624-4870 « Mesa Falls Scenic Byway 208 652-7520 « Teton Scenic Byway 208 354-2500 « Sacajawea Historic Byway 800 727-2540 « Golf Trail Courses » idahogolftrail.com « Pinecrest Golf Course idahofallsidaho.gov « Teton Reserve tetonreserve.com « Teton Springs Golf Course tetonspringsresort.com « Ski Areas » skiidaho.us « Kelly Canyon Ski Resort skikelly.com « Grand Targhee Ski Resort grandtarghee.com « Enjoy our roadside distractions »
Island Park This rustic resort area is actually the world’s largest caldera, 23 miles in diameter, created from a volcano that collapsed in prehistoric times. Now carpeted in wildflowers and dense pine forests, it is popular for hiking and fishing in the summer and Nordic skiing and snowmobiling in the winter. The Henrys Fork of the Snake River is a stretch of clear mountain water acclaimed by fly-fishing enthusiasts as the best trout-fishing stream in the U.S. Curtailed here to form the 7,000-acre Island Park Reservoir, it is popular with both anglers and boaters. One source of the Henrys Fork is Big Springs, where 120 million gallons of water bubble up into the river each day. The Big Springs Nature Trail, six miles north of the Island Park Ranger Station, is a half-mile, handicap-accessible trail that provides great viewing of osprey, bald eagles, and waterfowl, and an occasional moose, deer, or muskrat. The Henrys Fork then winds through the picture-perfect meadows of Harriman State Park. Also known as the Railroad Ranch, this property was deeded to Idaho by the Harriman family of the Union Pacific Railroad. Guided tours of the ranch are available in the summer. Yurts and the former ranch manager’s house are available to rent. You can hike, fish, cycle, horseback ride, or simply observe the wildlife that abounds in the park. A most rewarding side trip en route to Island Park is the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway on Highway 47. Lower Mesa Falls is 65 feet high and can be viewed from an observation point high above the falls. Stunning Upper Mesa Falls plunges 114 feet and has a network of viewing platforms as well as a visitor center. Located just 15 miles west of Yellowstone National Park, Henrys Lake is the kind of place fishermen dream about. Named after explorer and fur trapper Major Andrew Henry, Henrys Lake State Park is open in summer and fall with 45 campsites, camping cabins, and a modern fish-cleaning station for anglers’ convenience. « Reprioritize your list of action items » Teton Valley visitidaho.org | 89 Black Bear Just over the mountain from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, are the communities of Driggs, Tetonia, and Victor. Teton Valley is the less crowded, more relaxed side of the Teton Mountains. The valley is a rural agricultural area perched at 6,200 feet in elevation, with outstanding outdoor recreation in both summer and winter. Hospitable resorts, hotels, guest ranches, and bed-and-breakfast inns can be found throughout the valley. Experience the beauty and recreational activities of the Tetons on your own or with an outfitter who will give you personal insights into this glorious country. If you visit in the summer, plan to fish on the Teton River, hike in the mountains, play golf at Teton Springs, or go on a trail ride. In the winter, Teton Valley is transformed into a magical white paradise. Abundant snow makes for fantastic alpine and Nordic skiing and snowmobiling. Some of the best powder on the planet can be found at Grand Targhee Resort, just outside of Driggs in Alta, Wyoming. Grand Targhee offers astounding views of the Tetons and a variety of winter and summer activities. This historical rendezvous area, once called “Pierre’s Hole” by fur trappers, has two museums to explore: the Teton Valley Museum on Highway 33 and the Warbirds Museum at the Driggs airport. If you use eastern Idaho as a base, you can explore both Yellowstone and Teton National Parks, plus enjoy the quiet and solitude of one of America’s most scenic mountain ranges. Henrys Fork Falls Creek Teton Valley Island Park Brown trout
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