Balanced Rock
A 48-foot-tall rhyolite tower precariously balanced on a narrow pedestal, defying gravity in the high desert.
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A 48-foot-tall rhyolite tower precariously balanced on a narrow pedestal, defying gravity in the high desert.
Two thundering waterfalls on the Henry's Fork River, including Idaho's last major undammed waterfall.
Gateway to one of Idaho's most iconic alpine cirques, where granite spires reflect in pristine mountain water.
Towering granite spires and balanced rocks create a natural rock climbing cathedral in southern Idaho's high desert.
North America's tallest single-structured sand dune rises 470 feet from Idaho's high desert plateau.
Natural artesian springs cascade from basalt cliffs along the Snake River, creating Idaho's most spectacular waterfall corridor.
Technical ridge runner through desert mountains
Gold rush trail through virgin timber
Alpine mining road to pristine cirque lake
The 'Niagara of the West' thunders 212 feet into the Snake River Canyon, best viewed during spring snowmelt.
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