Pillar Falls

How to Kayak to Shoshone Falls Options for every adventure level listed easiest to hardest. 1.Take scenic boat tour (or kayak/SUP) to Pillar Falls. Explore around the falls. You can rent kayaks or SUPs right at Centennial park if you don’t have your own. Return to Centennial Park and drive to the Shoshone Falls overlook ($5). Enjoy the bird’s eye view of the falls. 2.Hire a guide though @awoladventures - take a boat ride to Pillar Falls. Hike and explore around the pillars and falls. Kayak 2 miles one way to Shoshone Falls. Return the way you came. 3. This is the option we did. Park at Centennial Waterfront park in Twin Falls, ID rent at the park or bring your own Kayaks/SUPs Kayak under Perrine Memorial bridge. Watch our for BASE jumpers! Paddle to Pillar Falls. Portage (carry) your Kayaks 200 yards across the right (south side) following the rocky path. We used our pack rafts (inflatable kayaks) which make the portage super easy. Kayak the last two miles to Shoshone falls enjoying smaller falls and wildlife along the way. Bask in the spray under the “Niagra of the West”. Shoshone falls are over 200 Feet tall! Don’t get too close to the falls! The force can drag you under. Return the way you came taking time to hike and explore around Pillar falls. Plan on about 6 hours for this 8 mile paddle and hike. Which option would you prefer? Remember to leave no trace when adventuring outdoors. More @leavenotraceorg #shoshonefalls #kayakingadventures #waterfallwednesday #supadventure #visitsouthernidaho #keepidahoclean