Rock Climbing While not within the Snake River Canyons Park boundaries, the rock climbing areas in the Snake River canyon are accessed through Park land. 

Disc and Foot Golf Dedicated in 2022, the Bridger Baxter Disc and Foot Golf Course opened for play at the corner of Silver Beach Road

Foliage in the Area: With well over 50 species of plants in the Snake River Canyons Park, plan to come out and see what you

Bird Watching The Snake River Canyons Park has over 140 species of birds that use the park during different times of the year. Walking the

Hiking Trails abound in the Snake River Canyons Park. In the Park section east of Highway 93, hikers can park at the Morley Arbor off

Exploring Experiencing springtime in the Snake River Canyons Park can hold lots surprises, from a burst of blossoms from the many native plants to sighting

Horseback Riding Bring your unshod or shod horses out to the open spaces and ride the miles of shared trails in the Park. Parking areas

Biking That section of the Snake River Canyons Park on the west side of Highway 93, at the intersection of Silver Beach Road and Golf

RV Park  With the development of the Rickett’s RV Camp, overnight stays in the Park are now permitted. This fee-free primitive camp offers a vault

Off Roading  The Snake River Canyons Park offers miles of diverse dirt trails to explore. From the Snake Canyon rim in the south to the

Rock Crawling  The Snake River Canyons Park offers a variety of challenges for the rock crawling enthusiast. With several diverse lava rock outcroppings and the

Geology  The geology of Southern Idaho is something special. It’s a land of contrasts, with volcanic craters, lava caves, hot springs, and river canyons all

Tracking Emigrant Migration More than a century ago, fur trappers and emigrants followed an old Indian trail that crossed here on its way to Oregon.