Snake River Canyon Rim Trail — Attraction in Twin Falls

My wife and I run the Canyon Springs grade about 3 times a week. We love the view and the wildlife. Most people are respectful and polite. However, there is a pernicious, persistent amount of litter being scattered along the entire road by a mindless few, and it never gets addressed. There are a few trash barrels available, but they are ignored by a percentage of mindless cretins who just chuck it out the window. Let's put a stop to it. Make the fine for littering $1500 for a first offense, and double it for every repeated offense. Write a few well-deserved tickets, enforce the fines, and the problem will evaporate, or you can pay me and my wife for our feeble attempts to keep policing up the garbage in a hopeless attempt to stem the flow. We are well into our 70's, and picking up unsightly trash is NOT on my bucket list. It is a beautiful treasure, our canyon. I have run that grade for 50 years. I wish to continue to enjoy it, and share it with future generations. I am not whining. I am simply laying out the facts. Let's fix this asap. That...

The Snake River Canyon Trail is full of amazing adventures. Whether you love to sight see or love to bike ride. These trails are right on the edge of the Snake River Canyon. The Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce have a public facility building right by the Perrine Bridge. The Chamber of Commerce offer information that dates way back to when the I.B. Perrine Bridge was under construction. There is a couple of statues that you definitely do not want to miss. My favorite statue is the "Twins". Another Big Tourist Attraction "of course" is the Perrine Bridge itself, This is the Base Jumpers Dream. The Base Jumpers travel from all over the world to come to Twin Falls to full fill their craving for adventure's with their friends and The I.B. Perrine Bridge. Also in the base of the canyon their is an amazing golf course and a lovely park, for children to play, and for family gatherings. All in All don't miss all of these activities when you adventure to Twin...

Twin Falls has ten miles of scenic trails, right on the lip of the Snake River Canyon, giving you amazing panoramas 500 feet above the river.

You can get onto the path at the Shoshone Falls Park or the Twin Falls Visitor Center, embarking on an easy, level hike that you won’t soon forget.

The trail incorporates many of the highlights on this list, like the Perrine Bridge, Centennial Waterfront Park, Auger Falls Heritage Park, Pillar Falls and Dierkes Lake.

Not far east of the bridge you’ll also pass the ramp for Evel Knievel’s attempted jump across the canyon on a rocket-powered cycle.

The jump failed when Knievel’s parachute deployed prematurely and he drifted into the canyon, landing a few feet from the water. Unusually, he came away without...