Fall Creek Falls — Local services in Idaho

Was stopping in Swan Valley on the way to Grand Teton/Yellowstone. Found this waterfall by chance. It became a big highlight of the trip and is a necessary stop for those who love getting close to waterfall/rock formations. For the best experience find the rope that leads down towards the bottom of the waterfall. Although it takes only a few minutes to get down, do not go down if there is snow/ice, make sure you are fairly fit, be careful on the slippery rocks, and prepare to get wet. I don't recommend going down this if you are under 4 feet tall (so children mostly) as the path going down and up needs a larger leg lunge. I believe there are other ways to get down but I couldn't find any.

Note that there are lots of mosquitoes/bugs when we went in August 2021 but we still stayed...

There is no sign. Marking the spot when you get there in your car. While driving Northeast you come upon an intersection with a road going off to the right. Don't take that, just keep going straight about another 667 feet. On the left you will see a little turnout. Stop here, or you can drive another few feet to another place where there's a shoulder on the road wide enough to pull off. Just another 20 or 30 ft up the road you will see a little wood plank crossing the stream. A look out to the falls is about 40 ft down this path. This is truly one of Earth's treasured wanders. You...

Super fun falls!! We went for the first time and took the trail to the view at the top of the falls. Gorgeous. Then luckily some locals were there to show us how to get to the bottom to go play. Walk down the road (south) a few car lengths from the view trails (I should have measured it but didn’t) until you see a horizontal tree log. There are two ropes to help you descend. Once at the bottom, follow the soggy path back toward the falls. At one point the water was about hip deep but not swift...