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Darby Wind Cave
Driggs, Idaho
7.6 miles E of Driggs, IdahoWaterfalls, wildflowers, creek crossings, and a wind cave high on the canyon wall — Darby's switchback trail rewards hikers with views found nowhere else in the Tetons.
Backpack, Cave, Hike, Rock Climb Added on 18 Jul 2018
Grand Targhee Resort
Moose, Wyoming
16.0 miles NW of Moose, WyomingA spectacular Teton mountain disc golf course at 8,000 feet elevation at Grand Targhee Resort — discs available at the Activity Center, open June through October when snow clears.
Disc Golf Added on 18 Jul 2018
Mesa Falls
Ashton, Idaho
10.0 miles NE of Ashton, IdahoUpper Mesa Falls drops 114 feet and spans 300 feet across the Henrys Fork — just 0.2 miles of paved walkway from the parking lot, with platforms, handrails, and morning rainbow mist.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Kayak Added on 18 Jul 2018 0.3-0.6 mi
Cress Creek Nature Trail
Rexburg, Idaho
11.9 miles S of Rexburg, IdahoA 1.25-mile self-guided nature trail along the South Fork of the Snake River through sagebrush, juniper slopes, and lush creekside habitat — with an overlook trail, caves near the rim, and moose sightings.
Hike Added on 18 Jul 2018 0.6-2.0 mi
North Menan Butte ('R' Mountain)
Menan, Idaho
4.5 miles N of Menan, IdahoA volcanic butte locals call R Mountain, with a paved trailhead, chain handrails near the top, informational signs at the rim, and views of Rexburg and the Snake River.
Camp, Cave, Hike Added on 18 Jul 2018
Jefferson County Lake (AKA Rigby Lake)
Rigby, Idaho
2.0 miles N of Rigby, IdahoSandy beaches, two floating docks with a slide, volleyball, playgrounds, and a safe swim zone — Jefferson County Lake is eastern Idaho's go-to summer swimming spot.
Camp, Canoe, Dive, Kayak, Sled, Swim Added on 18 Jul 2018
Intermittent Spring (Periodic Spring)
Afton, Wyoming
4.1 miles NE of Afton, WyomingThe largest intermittent spring in the world near Afton, Wyoming — cycling on and off every 15-to-18 minutes from late August to May, with up to 100 cubic feet per second of ice-cold clear water.
Hike Added on 18 Jul 2018
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