117 Things to do near Groveland Wave
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Blackfoot Skatepark
Blackfoot, Idaho
4.3 miles SBlackfoot's 18,000-sq-ft concrete skatepark delivers a deep bowl, street pyramid, four-step rail, two funboxes, full quarterpipes, and a spine ramp — all free.
Skateboard 
Blackfoot Disc Golf Course
Blackfoot, Idaho
4.4 miles SGrass everywhere and sprinklers installed after a drought cleared half the trees — now a smooth, open course ideal for practicing rollers.
Disc Golf 
Blackfoot, ID 83221, United States
Blackfoot, Idaho
5.2 miles SHike and Mountain Bike near Blackfoot, Idaho
Hike, Mountain Bike 
Hell's Half Acre Northbound Rest Stop
Blackfoot, Idaho
6.2 miles NEA well-kept I-15 rest area near Blackfoot features lava-flow interpretive signs, walking paths, picnic tables, and vending machines — a worthwhile stop on any road trip.
Hike 
Hell's Half Acre Southbound Rest Stop
Blackfoot, Idaho
6.2 miles NEA well-maintained Interstate 15 rest stop on a lava flow area with a great walking path, informational signs about the formations and wildlife, picnic tables, and vending machines.
Hike 
Firth River Bottoms
Firth, Idaho
9.6 miles EA community riverside park in Firth with horseback riding, picnicking, fishing, and baseball — something for the whole family along the river bottoms.
Camp, Canoe, Hike 
North Bingham County Park
Shelley, Idaho
13.3 miles NEA well-kept free disc golf course in a clean community park setting in Shelley, Idaho.
Disc Golf 
James Simpson Skatepark
Shelley, Idaho
14.6 miles NESkateboard near Shelley, Idaho
Skateboard 
Sealander Park
Idaho Falls, Idaho
16.2 miles NEA peaceful 15-acre park steeped in Idaho homesteader history — listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Sealander Park is available to reserve for picnics, reunions, weddings, and retreats.
Camp 
The Playground
Shelley, Idaho
16.8 miles EA moderate-to-hard basalt sport climbing wall east of Idaho Falls with nine routes from 70 to 80 feet — including classics like 'Tied to the Whipping Post' and 'Anchored to the Sky,' best April through September.
Rock Climb 
17 Mile Cave
Idaho Falls, Idaho
19.5 miles NA lava tube just 17 miles from Idaho Falls with a nearly flat quarter-mile tunnel ending in two cool pools — easy for beginners, though expect graffiti on the walls.
Cave, Hike 
Gem Lake Bike Park
Idaho Falls, Idaho
19.6 miles NEBuilt on an old quarry, this bike park in Idaho Falls offers berms, bi-directional trails, wooden features, and a 1-mile perimeter green loop — great visibility and skill-building options.
Mountain Bike 0.9 mi
Hell's Half Acre Lava Walk
Blackfoot, Idaho
20.5 miles NTwo lava trails — a quick half-mile loop or a 4.5-mile route to the main vent — trace a 4,100-year-old 222-square-mile eruption across the Snake River Plain.
Hike 
Ryder Park
Idaho Falls, Idaho
20.9 miles NEA well-maintained community jump park next to the Ryder Park pond, with multiple lines of varying difficulty and a fun bike path to loop back to the top.
Mountain Bike 0.1 mi
40 Horse Cave
Firth, Idaho
21.6 miles EA short, steep scramble near Firth to a roomy hillside cave — big enough, legend says, to hide 40 horses.
Cave, Hike 
RPM Wall
Firth, Idaho
21.6 miles EWolverine Canyon is full of limestone. The RPM wall being the currently developed wall and has some decent routes.
Rock Climb 
Idaho Falls Skate Park
Idaho Falls, Idaho
22.5 miles NESkateboard near Idaho Falls, Idaho
Skateboard 1.0-7.5 mi
Idaho Falls Greenbelt
Idaho Falls, Idaho
23.4 miles NEA 6-mile paved riverside trail through the heart of Idaho Falls past a 22-foot waterfall that stretches 600 feet wide, historic landmarks, parks, and downtown restaurants.
Hike 
Freeman Park
Idaho Falls, Idaho
23.9 miles NEA beautifully maintained disc golf course along the Snake River with creek crossings, good elevation, variety, and great scenery — free to play.
Disc Golf 
Street kid rapid
Idaho Falls, Idaho
24.0 miles NEA short rock-garden rapid in an urban canal gives kayakers a quick thrill and a low-stakes spot to test a new boat — wear a PFD in spring high water.
Canoe, Kayak
