Snake River — Local services in Enterprise

Why are you reading my review, there is nothing I could say here that would capture the wonder and well needed nature induced relaxation the Snake River creates for her admirers. Whether you're a walker, hiker, bike rider, like to fish, or just enjoy the great outdoors there is a spot on the river for you. The further North you go the more mountains and rapids you will find, with the discovery of every bend revealing more and more indigenous beauty . Idaho is a great state to live, and the Snake River is one river deserving of your time. Keep it clean, respect the water and her many visitors and let's have a great spring and summer out by the...

Our first look at the Snake River, was where it flows out from the Palisades Reservoir. Its 1,078-miles long and begins somewhere in Wyoming south of Yellowstone Lake. It has the deepest gorge in North America, called Hells Canyon. We saw it again at Taco Hole, a kayaker’s drop-in place, and then just past the bend where Ansel Adam’s took his historic photo in 1942. Driving along it was a pleasure. The river is swift and cold; swimming anywhere in is not recommended. We are not kayakers, so we let someone else do the river running. But it was when we took a cruise on it and got down at the water’s level, we really...

Snake River Canyon is a phenomenally beautiful area that is mostly hidden if you're driving through. You really need to take some time to see the incredible views and awe of the river. Rafting is a good way to see it close up! And there are lots of trails and paths around Twin Falls that can get you a more visceral experience. Don't pass through the Idaho region of this river without checking it out. You won't be disappointed with any of the easy to access areas, and probably blown away by some of the more...