MUST SEES
MUST-SEES You Won't want to Miss these! Minnetonka Cave
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here’s more than meets the eye when it comes to Southeast Idaho! With a great deal of captivating natural sites and important historic locations, you may be asking yourself where to start. Whether you’re coming for a long vacation or just passing through, here are some local spots you need to see.
MINNETONKA CAVE
Take a half-mile tour through astounding stalactites and stalagmites. Minnetonka Cave is Idaho’s largest limestone cave with tours available for groups of up to 30 people! The deep cave can get cold so bring a sweater and shoes with good tread.
LAVA HOT SPRINGS HOT POOLS
Soak in some relaxation at Lava’s worldfamous hot pools. The facility boasts several natural hot springs pools with temperatures ranging from 102 to 112
SODA SPRINGS GEYSER
See the world’s only captive geyser! The geyser is man-made and top-of-the-hour timed, and it might be the only one in the world! It has a depth of 317 feet and is located on Pyramid Spring, a travertine mound.
Lava Hot Springs Hot Pools
BEAR LAKE
Soda Springs Geyser
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Visitors come from all over the country to see the “Caribbean of the Rockies.” Bear Lake has vibrant, turquoise water and many activities to help you soak up the sun. Beaches surround the lake and are great for picnicking and family outings. Rent a boat, Jet Ski, or flyboard and get out on the water!
degrees Fahrenheit. There are lockers for rent, a gift shop, and beverages available for purchase. For a true Southeast Idaho experience visit Lava’s hot pools!
MASSACRE ROCKS STATE PARK
Massacre Rocks is a sight to behold with basalt cliffs standing over the Snake River. There are several activities to do
