Wildwood Chalet Guidebook
Backcountry Adventure/Sightseeing
https://www.fs.usda.gov/btnf
Located in Western Wyoming, the Bridger-Teton offers more than 3.4 million acres of public land for your outdoor recreation enjoyment. With its pristine watersheds, abundant wildlife and immense wildlands, the Bridger-Teton National Forest comprises a large part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - the largest intact ecosystem in the lower 48 United States. Offering nearly 1.2 million acres of designated Wilderness, over 3,000 miles of road and trail and thousands of miles of unspoiled rivers and streams, the Bridger-Teton offers something for everyone. We encourage you to visit this beautiful landscape and experience this unique piece of American Heritage.
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Teton National Forest
https://www.fs.usda.gov/btnf
Located in Western Wyoming, the Bridger-Teton offers more than 3.4 million acres of public land for your outdoor recreation enjoyment. With its pristine watersheds, abundant wildlife and immense wildlands, the Bridger-Teton National Forest comprises a large part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - the largest intact ecosystem in the lower 48 United States. Offering nearly 1.2 million acres of designated Wilderness, over 3,000 miles of road and trail and thousands of miles of unspoiled rivers and streams, the Bridger-Teton offers something for everyone. We encourage you to visit this beautiful landscape and experience this unique piece of American Heritage.
Yellowstone National Park
The Caribou-Targhee National Forest occupies over 3 million acres and stretches across southeastern Idaho, from the Montana, Utah, and Wyoming borders. This Forest is also home to the Curlew National Grassland. The spectacular scenery of the Forest is easily reached from highways, byways and back doors. The bond between forest and community spans generations through family activities such as camping, hiking, hunting, fishing and riding off-highway vehicles. During the winter, the forest offers vast expanses of untracked powder.
For information about how the Forest Service is responding to COVID-19, visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/about-agency/covid19-updates.
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Targhee National Forest
The Caribou-Targhee National Forest occupies over 3 million acres and stretches across southeastern Idaho, from the Montana, Utah, and Wyoming borders. This Forest is also home to the Curlew National Grassland. The spectacular scenery of the Forest is easily reached from highways, byways and back doors. The bond between forest and community spans generations through family activities such as camping, hiking, hunting, fishing and riding off-highway vehicles. During the winter, the forest offers vast expanses of untracked powder.
For information about how the Forest Service is responding to COVID-19, visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/about-agency/covid19-updates.
The 123,451-acre Jedediah Smith Wilderness was designated in October 1984 because of its unique karst limestone geology. It lies on the west slop of the Teton Range, adjacent to Grand Teton National Park and sports amazing views. This area is heavily used so its critical that individuals adhere to leave no trace principles and plan a head before they hit the trails. The Wilderness Act allows for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, skiing and grazing. Campfires are allowed in most areas but some are closed to open fires to protect resources and the limited number of trees in the aera. Mechanical transport (bicycles) and motorized equipment is prohibited year-round. Horses can be used, however overnight camping with stock is only allowed in specific locations. Contact the Teton Basin Ranger District to learn more
Jedediah Smith Wilderness
The 123,451-acre Jedediah Smith Wilderness was designated in October 1984 because of its unique karst limestone geology. It lies on the west slop of the Teton Range, adjacent to Grand Teton National Park and sports amazing views. This area is heavily used so its critical that individuals adhere to leave no trace principles and plan a head before they hit the trails. The Wilderness Act allows for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, skiing and grazing. Campfires are allowed in most areas but some are closed to open fires to protect resources and the limited number of trees in the aera. Mechanical transport (bicycles) and motorized equipment is prohibited year-round. Horses can be used, however overnight camping with stock is only allowed in specific locations. Contact the Teton Basin Ranger District to learn more
The Ice Caves
https://www.rexburgonline.com/things-to-do/ice-caves/
The Ice Caves are a fantastic way to spend time during the hot summers. Originally lava tubes, the caves have developed year-round ice. It is suggested to wear a jacket, warm clothes and shoes with traction that keep feet warm, after all – you will be traversing on ice! Caves are dark – and you should bring a bright flashlight to help navigate.
The roads are amazingly rough, requiring good clearance to make it to the cave which is a large hole in the ground (similar to the civil defense caves). When traveling, you will need to have the directions pre-downloaded. Because of lack of cellular service, you won’t be able to look up any fine details. Be aware of the weather. Because of the long drive on the dirt road, you wouldn’t want to get stuck in a storm, making the road into mud.
The Ice Caves are a worthy destination, as is the surrounding terrain. The area has plenty of collapsed lava-tubes which make for fun scrambling.
This cave isn’t for those who struggle with claustrophobia. There are small and tight spaces. When exploring the cave, I found that wearing gloves was a great suggestion – as some of the ice is very rough. The cave also might be frozen or flooded during certain times of the year.
Features:
Icey walls surrounding the Cave
Ice is between 3 to 6 ft. thick
A few hundred yards deep
Tips For Visiting the Ice Caves:
Bring a Jacket
Wear gloves
Wear shoes with traction
Bring a Flashlight
If you are claustrophobic do not visit
Prepare to get wet
Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours round trip plus visiting
Directions From Rexburg:
Head north of town on 2nd East like you are going to the Sand Dunes.
After passing through sand-dunes, you will continue your drive until you cross over 2 cattle guards and see a sign that says “Entering Clark County” on the right-hand side of the road. There are two turnoffs that you can take, that connect to each other. One heads northeast, and 200 yards down the road, is a second one that is parallel to the road. Take either one of these dirt roads that head northeast for 3.3 miles. It’s recommended to have 4-wheel drive. The terrain is very bumpy. You will need to drive very slow as the county does not upkeep this road.
Drive until you arrive at a fork in the road, take the right fork. Be careful of large pots in the ground. At the end of this small road is a lot that many people have parked in. In front is the large Chasm, which is where the ice-cave is located.
There will be a small hole on the southern side that you will cross through to get into the large hole that houses the cave entrance. The Ice Cave entrance is the lower of the two pockets, and should quickly have ice formed at the entrance. Sometimes of year the ice is melted more than others.
GPS Coordinates:
44.244661, -111.807413
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Ice Caves
The Ice Caves
https://www.rexburgonline.com/things-to-do/ice-caves/
The Ice Caves are a fantastic way to spend time during the hot summers. Originally lava tubes, the caves have developed year-round ice. It is suggested to wear a jacket, warm clothes and shoes with traction that keep feet warm, after all – you will be traversing on ice! Caves are dark – and you should bring a bright flashlight to help navigate.
The roads are amazingly rough, requiring good clearance to make it to the cave which is a large hole in the ground (similar to the civil defense caves). When traveling, you will need to have the directions pre-downloaded. Because of lack of cellular service, you won’t be able to look up any fine details. Be aware of the weather. Because of the long drive on the dirt road, you wouldn’t want to get stuck in a storm, making the road into mud.
The Ice Caves are a worthy destination, as is the surrounding terrain. The area has plenty of collapsed lava-tubes which make for fun scrambling.
This cave isn’t for those who struggle with claustrophobia. There are small and tight spaces. When exploring the cave, I found that wearing gloves was a great suggestion – as some of the ice is very rough. The cave also might be frozen or flooded during certain times of the year.
Features:
Icey walls surrounding the Cave
Ice is between 3 to 6 ft. thick
A few hundred yards deep
Tips For Visiting the Ice Caves:
Bring a Jacket
Wear gloves
Wear shoes with traction
Bring a Flashlight
If you are claustrophobic do not visit
Prepare to get wet
Plan to spend 2 to 3 hours round trip plus visiting
Directions From Rexburg:
Head north of town on 2nd East like you are going to the Sand Dunes.
After passing through sand-dunes, you will continue your drive until you cross over 2 cattle guards and see a sign that says “Entering Clark County” on the right-hand side of the road. There are two turnoffs that you can take, that connect to each other. One heads northeast, and 200 yards down the road, is a second one that is parallel to the road. Take either one of these dirt roads that head northeast for 3.3 miles. It’s recommended to have 4-wheel drive. The terrain is very bumpy. You will need to drive very slow as the county does not upkeep this road.
Drive until you arrive at a fork in the road, take the right fork. Be careful of large pots in the ground. At the end of this small road is a lot that many people have parked in. In front is the large Chasm, which is where the ice-cave is located.
There will be a small hole on the southern side that you will cross through to get into the large hole that houses the cave entrance. The Ice Cave entrance is the lower of the two pockets, and should quickly have ice formed at the entrance. Sometimes of year the ice is melted more than others.
GPS Coordinates:
44.244661, -111.807413
JOHNNY SACK CABIN
(208) 624-7266
https://www.co.fremont.id.us//departments/parks_rec/big_springs/johnny-sack_big-springs.html
In 1929, Johnny Sack leased a small tract of land from the United States Forest Service and began building his log cabin at Big Springs. Little did Johnny know when he first acquired the choice building site, his home would become a landmark one day discussed in the United States Congress.
Due to its unique location and picturesque setting, Johnny’s cabin and nearby water-wheel have long been one of the most photographed sites in Island Park. The cabin attracts thousands of visitors each summer interested in the log and stone structure as well as the building’s colorful creator.
Cabin Interior - Wood work
The cabin is open to the public from mid-June through mid-September, and visitors are invited to visit and see firsthand the unique craftsmanship of one of Island Park’s early settlers. One of Johnny’s trademarks is the split bark decoration used in the cabin’s furniture and interior. He took great pride in detail work. One ceiling lamp, still hanging in its original location, contains seventy-two individual handcrafted pieces of wood. A double bed was made of ninety-six wood pieces which Johnny nailed and glued together. Today many of the individually crafted pieces of wood furniture Johnny created for his home remain in their original location. Water Wheel
The cabin took approximately three years to complete, as Johnny worked primarily with hand tools — saws, draw knives, scrapers and planers. Johnny built a small structure and water-wheel at the edge of the springs to harness the power of the springs and create electricity.
The cabin became part of the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and is the property of the USFS. The cabin remains open to visitors through the efforts of the USFS, Fremont County Parks and Recreation, the Island Park Historical Society, and numerous volunteers. Interior - Wood Work
ABOUT BIG SPRINGS
Big Springs
Producing over 120 million gallons of water each day, Big Springs a Natural National Landmark, is one of the 40 largest natural springs in the world. The springs create the headwaters of the Henrys Fork of the Snake River which travels across Fremont County creating spectacular scenery at Upper and Lower Mesa Falls. With a constant temperature of 52 degrees, the springs is home to rainbow trout, muskrats, ducks, moose and other critters. It is not unusual to see osprey and eagles dive for a meal of fresh fish from
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Johnny Sack's Cabin
South Big Springs Loop RoadJOHNNY SACK CABIN
(208) 624-7266
https://www.co.fremont.id.us//departments/parks_rec/big_springs/johnny-sack_big-springs.html
In 1929, Johnny Sack leased a small tract of land from the United States Forest Service and began building his log cabin at Big Springs. Little did Johnny know when he first acquired the choice building site, his home would become a landmark one day discussed in the United States Congress.
Due to its unique location and picturesque setting, Johnny’s cabin and nearby water-wheel have long been one of the most photographed sites in Island Park. The cabin attracts thousands of visitors each summer interested in the log and stone structure as well as the building’s colorful creator.
Cabin Interior - Wood work
The cabin is open to the public from mid-June through mid-September, and visitors are invited to visit and see firsthand the unique craftsmanship of one of Island Park’s early settlers. One of Johnny’s trademarks is the split bark decoration used in the cabin’s furniture and interior. He took great pride in detail work. One ceiling lamp, still hanging in its original location, contains seventy-two individual handcrafted pieces of wood. A double bed was made of ninety-six wood pieces which Johnny nailed and glued together. Today many of the individually crafted pieces of wood furniture Johnny created for his home remain in their original location. Water Wheel
The cabin took approximately three years to complete, as Johnny worked primarily with hand tools — saws, draw knives, scrapers and planers. Johnny built a small structure and water-wheel at the edge of the springs to harness the power of the springs and create electricity.
The cabin became part of the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and is the property of the USFS. The cabin remains open to visitors through the efforts of the USFS, Fremont County Parks and Recreation, the Island Park Historical Society, and numerous volunteers. Interior - Wood Work
ABOUT BIG SPRINGS
Big Springs
Producing over 120 million gallons of water each day, Big Springs a Natural National Landmark, is one of the 40 largest natural springs in the world. The springs create the headwaters of the Henrys Fork of the Snake River which travels across Fremont County creating spectacular scenery at Upper and Lower Mesa Falls. With a constant temperature of 52 degrees, the springs is home to rainbow trout, muskrats, ducks, moose and other critters. It is not unusual to see osprey and eagles dive for a meal of fresh fish from
Upper Mesa Falls is a waterfall on the Henrys Fork in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Upstream from Lower Mesa Falls, it is roughly 16 miles away from Ashton, Idaho. Upper Mesa Falls is roughly 114 feet high and 200 feet wide.
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Upper Mesa Falls Interpretive Site
Forest Road 295Upper Mesa Falls is a waterfall on the Henrys Fork in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Upstream from Lower Mesa Falls, it is roughly 16 miles away from Ashton, Idaho. Upper Mesa Falls is roughly 114 feet high and 200 feet wide.
Lower Mesa Falls is a 65-foot waterfall on the Henrys Fork in Fremont County, Idaho. It is located in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest on the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway. It is downstream of Upper Mesa Falls.
Lower Mesa Falls
Lower Mesa Falls is a 65-foot waterfall on the Henrys Fork in Fremont County, Idaho. It is located in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest on the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway. It is downstream of Upper Mesa Falls.
Beaver Dick Park was named after “Beaver Dick” (Richard Leigh) who was one of the last of the real mountain men of this valley.
Beaver Dick Park is 7 miles west of Rexburg which is out by “R” Mountain. Henry’s Fork River passes next to the park. Because of this, Beaver Dick is an ideal for fishing and other water sports. There are also fire pits, pavilions, bathrooms, and a playground.
Beaver Dick Park also has a boat dock and a floating dock on the Henry’s Fork River. However, this is an advanced swimming area because of currents, so wear life jackets and don’t let small children swim here. Only swim during lower water flows.
Tips For Visiting:
Each campsite has picnic tables and campfire rings
No water is available, bring your own
Small floating swimming dock for advanced swimmers
Use life jackets and only swim during lower water flows
Beaver Dick Park is open to the public seven days a week
It is occupied on a first come first served basis
Reservations can be made by calling (208) 356-3139 and paying a fee for shelters
Beaver Dick Park
Highway 33 and 6000 WestBeaver Dick Park was named after “Beaver Dick” (Richard Leigh) who was one of the last of the real mountain men of this valley.
Beaver Dick Park is 7 miles west of Rexburg which is out by “R” Mountain. Henry’s Fork River passes next to the park. Because of this, Beaver Dick is an ideal for fishing and other water sports. There are also fire pits, pavilions, bathrooms, and a playground.
Beaver Dick Park also has a boat dock and a floating dock on the Henry’s Fork River. However, this is an advanced swimming area because of currents, so wear life jackets and don’t let small children swim here. Only swim during lower water flows.
Tips For Visiting:
Each campsite has picnic tables and campfire rings
No water is available, bring your own
Small floating swimming dock for advanced swimmers
Use life jackets and only swim during lower water flows
Beaver Dick Park is open to the public seven days a week
It is occupied on a first come first served basis
Reservations can be made by calling (208) 356-3139 and paying a fee for shelters
Resorts
Since 1969 Grand Targhee has been the home of skiing on the west side of the Tetons. With consistent snowfall, wide-open terrain, and breathtaking views it has remained a staple of the area since its opening. While we’ve seen a few changes over the years and have more on the way, the Targhee vibe is still alive and well. Since the lifts started spinning we’ve embraced being laid back and keeping it simple. We were built for skiers and we’ve tried to keep it that way.
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Grand Targhee Ski Resort
3300 Ski Hill RdSince 1969 Grand Targhee has been the home of skiing on the west side of the Tetons. With consistent snowfall, wide-open terrain, and breathtaking views it has remained a staple of the area since its opening. While we’ve seen a few changes over the years and have more on the way, the Targhee vibe is still alive and well. Since the lifts started spinning we’ve embraced being laid back and keeping it simple. We were built for skiers and we’ve tried to keep it that way.
Festivals
Targhee Music Camp
The camp is held at the Grand Targhee Ski Resort in Alta, Wyoming. This beautiful location in Targhee National Forest is on the Western side of the Grand Tetons in close proximity to Yellowstone National Park and Jackson, Wyoming.
Imagine an afternoon in the Tetons. A head full of new tunes, rubbing elbows with your musical heroes, a community of new friends, outstanding views and great food. Free time to jam, rehearse or hike. Sounds like the prescription for sanity in this crazy world. Sounds like the syllabus for the annual Targhee Music Camp!
https://www.targheemusiccamp.com/
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Grand Targhee Ski Resort
3300 Ski Hill RdTarghee Music Camp
The camp is held at the Grand Targhee Ski Resort in Alta, Wyoming. This beautiful location in Targhee National Forest is on the Western side of the Grand Tetons in close proximity to Yellowstone National Park and Jackson, Wyoming.
Imagine an afternoon in the Tetons. A head full of new tunes, rubbing elbows with your musical heroes, a community of new friends, outstanding views and great food. Free time to jam, rehearse or hike. Sounds like the prescription for sanity in this crazy world. Sounds like the syllabus for the annual Targhee Music Camp!
https://www.targheemusiccamp.com/
http://tetonvalleyballoonrally.com/index.html
There are two ways for the general public to attend the Teton Valley Balloon Rally: drive in for a morning launch or camp at the balloon field.
The balloon field is closed to spectator foot traffic. Want to have access to the field? Register as a sponsor or a volunteer!
MORNING SPECTATOR ADMISSION
Advance purchase admission passes will be available starting on May 1 for a cost of $15/vehicle. You may purchase up to four vehicle passes, but must provide a unique license plate number for each vehicle.
At-the-gate admission passes will be available if space allows for a cost of $25/vehicle.
All spectators must outside the boundaries of the balloon field.
Walk-in and bike-in admission is $5/person, and will be available at the gate only.
Don't want to pay for admission? Sign up to volunteer!
Spectator admission will open at 5:45am each morning of scheduled flights at the rally, and will close at 6:30am. Admission fees are non-refundable, even if balloons don't fly. Admission passes ARE transferable.
IF WE DON'T FLY DUE TO WEATHER
The Teton Valley Balloon Rally is committed to safety as our first priority. There is always a possibility that we may not fly one or more mornings of the event, due to weather conditions. The decision to or not to fly is made by the Teton Valley Balloon Rally Balloon Meister each morning - we will not announce the evening before if there will be a weather cancellation.
Depending on the conditions, balloons may do static displays (inflate but stay on the ground) or candle stick (fire off the burners, but not inflate). No matter what the circumstances on the field on the morning of a weather cancellation, it is not our policy to provide parking refunds if we cancel due to weather. Ultimately, your parking fees support the ongoing work of the Teton Valley Balloon Rally, and make it possible for us to be here for you year after year.
At this time, we are not yet sure whether tethered rides or our walk-in balloon will be available on any day of the Rally.
Here's how it works:
Hot air balloon rides at the Teton Valley Balloon Rally cost $350/person and are available to the public by reservation only on Saturday, July 3 and Sunday, July 4.
Requests for balloon ride reservations will be accepted in the order they are received. We cannot guarantee ride availability, or that your entire party will be able to ride in the same balloon.
Balloon ride requests will open on May 1. If we are able to accommodate the specifics of your reservation, you will receive an invoice via email for a deposit of $125/person. You will have 48 hours to pay your deposit and your reservation will be confirm your reservation. If we are unable to accommodate your reservation request, your name will be placed on a waitlist.
If you are waitlisted and a ride becomes available, we will contact you via email and send an invoice for your deposit. You will have 48 hours to pay your deposit and confirm your reservation.
Hot air balloon passengers must be physically able to jump off a bench, cannot be pregnant, and cannot have certain pre-existing health conditions. Children must be at least 6 years old.
All hot air balloon passengers will be required to sign a waiver of liability, and must wear masks at all times, including inflation, launch, flight, landing, and transport.
Reserved hot air balloon passengers must arrive at the balloon field by 6:00am on the morning of their flight. If we cancel flights due to weather, we will do our best to reschedule. If we are unable to reschedule, we will refund deposits. YOU MUST COME TO THE FIELD IN ORDER TO RECEIVE A REFUND. Weather determinations are made at the balloon field on the morning of scheduled flights.
No shows to balloon ride reservations will be charged in full.
http://tetonvalleyballoonrally.com/index.html
Teton County Fairgrounds
1413 ID-33http://tetonvalleyballoonrally.com/index.html
There are two ways for the general public to attend the Teton Valley Balloon Rally: drive in for a morning launch or camp at the balloon field.
The balloon field is closed to spectator foot traffic. Want to have access to the field? Register as a sponsor or a volunteer!
MORNING SPECTATOR ADMISSION
Advance purchase admission passes will be available starting on May 1 for a cost of $15/vehicle. You may purchase up to four vehicle passes, but must provide a unique license plate number for each vehicle.
At-the-gate admission passes will be available if space allows for a cost of $25/vehicle.
All spectators must outside the boundaries of the balloon field.
Walk-in and bike-in admission is $5/person, and will be available at the gate only.
Don't want to pay for admission? Sign up to volunteer!
Spectator admission will open at 5:45am each morning of scheduled flights at the rally, and will close at 6:30am. Admission fees are non-refundable, even if balloons don't fly. Admission passes ARE transferable.
IF WE DON'T FLY DUE TO WEATHER
The Teton Valley Balloon Rally is committed to safety as our first priority. There is always a possibility that we may not fly one or more mornings of the event, due to weather conditions. The decision to or not to fly is made by the Teton Valley Balloon Rally Balloon Meister each morning - we will not announce the evening before if there will be a weather cancellation.
Depending on the conditions, balloons may do static displays (inflate but stay on the ground) or candle stick (fire off the burners, but not inflate). No matter what the circumstances on the field on the morning of a weather cancellation, it is not our policy to provide parking refunds if we cancel due to weather. Ultimately, your parking fees support the ongoing work of the Teton Valley Balloon Rally, and make it possible for us to be here for you year after year.
At this time, we are not yet sure whether tethered rides or our walk-in balloon will be available on any day of the Rally.
Here's how it works:
Hot air balloon rides at the Teton Valley Balloon Rally cost $350/person and are available to the public by reservation only on Saturday, July 3 and Sunday, July 4.
Requests for balloon ride reservations will be accepted in the order they are received. We cannot guarantee ride availability, or that your entire party will be able to ride in the same balloon.
Balloon ride requests will open on May 1. If we are able to accommodate the specifics of your reservation, you will receive an invoice via email for a deposit of $125/person. You will have 48 hours to pay your deposit and your reservation will be confirm your reservation. If we are unable to accommodate your reservation request, your name will be placed on a waitlist.
If you are waitlisted and a ride becomes available, we will contact you via email and send an invoice for your deposit. You will have 48 hours to pay your deposit and confirm your reservation.
Hot air balloon passengers must be physically able to jump off a bench, cannot be pregnant, and cannot have certain pre-existing health conditions. Children must be at least 6 years old.
All hot air balloon passengers will be required to sign a waiver of liability, and must wear masks at all times, including inflation, launch, flight, landing, and transport.
Reserved hot air balloon passengers must arrive at the balloon field by 6:00am on the morning of their flight. If we cancel flights due to weather, we will do our best to reschedule. If we are unable to reschedule, we will refund deposits. YOU MUST COME TO THE FIELD IN ORDER TO RECEIVE A REFUND. Weather determinations are made at the balloon field on the morning of scheduled flights.
No shows to balloon ride reservations will be charged in full.
http://tetonvalleyballoonrally.com/index.html
Pioneer Days
https://www.fremontpioneerdays.com/about-pioneer-days.html
PLAY: "The Foreigner" and "Little Women" – performed at the South Fremont High School
Dates: TBA - There will be multiple performances of each production
Time: All performances begin at 7:00 p.m. with a 2:00pm matinee performance on Saturday. (No Saturday evening performance)
Important Note: Possession of a ticket does not ensure admission into the play. Seating is very limited.
RODEO: The Pioneer Days Rodeo will be held at the Fremont County Fairgrounds.
Dates: Friday & Saturday
Time: 7:00 p.m. Calf Riding begins; Grand Entry at 7:30 p.m.
PARADE: Route – The parade will begin at the South Fremont High School parking lot and travel south on Bridge Street to Third North; then turn east traveling around Horsey Park; then south on Fifth East for one block to First North; then west crossing Bridge Street passing the Fremont County Courthouse; to Fifth West then turn north to Fourth North; then east to First West; then north back to the high school parking lot. For more information or to download Entry Forms, visit the "Parade" page.
Date: Saturday
Start time: 10:00 a.m.
CAR SHOW: The car show is held at Clyde Keefer Memorial Park on Bridge Street. Entry Forms are available on the "Car Show" webpage or call St. Anthony Motors at (208) 624–8094 and ask for Adam. Adam can also be reached via email at adam@stanthonymotors.com.
Date: Saturday
Time: 9:30 am – 2:30 p.m.
5K FUN RUN: Preregistration deadline TBA to ensure shirt. Registration forms can be downloaded from the "Fun Run" webpage,
or you can fill out at St. Anthony Stake Center (247 E 4th N) on Saturday, July 24th, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:45 a.m.
(Contact: Elizabeth Rowley, 419–6786)
Date: Saturday
Race start time: 7:00 a.m. (for more details, go to the "Fun Run" webpage)
COOKED FOOD SALE: Will be held in the St. Anthony City Building on Bridge Street.
Time: 8:00 a.m.
Date: Saturday
TICKETS: Tickets are required for all performances of the play and the rodeo. Tickets will become available in June and can be purchased at many of the area businesses in St. Anthony such as Falls Drug, Chandler Insurance, RJ's, Les Schwab, and Dusty's Pitstop. Each ward will have tickets available for sale through Wednesday, July 22nd. Tickets will also be available at the door and gate, but patrons are encouraged to purchase tickets early to prevent long lines. Tickets are not available online.
Cost: Family tickets $40.00 per family Individual Tickets $10.00 each (7 years and older must have tickets)
Important Note: Family tickets are available for advanced purchase only. Individual tickets will be available at the door or gate.
Saint Anthony
Pioneer Days
https://www.fremontpioneerdays.com/about-pioneer-days.html
PLAY: "The Foreigner" and "Little Women" – performed at the South Fremont High School
Dates: TBA - There will be multiple performances of each production
Time: All performances begin at 7:00 p.m. with a 2:00pm matinee performance on Saturday. (No Saturday evening performance)
Important Note: Possession of a ticket does not ensure admission into the play. Seating is very limited.
RODEO: The Pioneer Days Rodeo will be held at the Fremont County Fairgrounds.
Dates: Friday & Saturday
Time: 7:00 p.m. Calf Riding begins; Grand Entry at 7:30 p.m.
PARADE: Route – The parade will begin at the South Fremont High School parking lot and travel south on Bridge Street to Third North; then turn east traveling around Horsey Park; then south on Fifth East for one block to First North; then west crossing Bridge Street passing the Fremont County Courthouse; to Fifth West then turn north to Fourth North; then east to First West; then north back to the high school parking lot. For more information or to download Entry Forms, visit the "Parade" page.
Date: Saturday
Start time: 10:00 a.m.
CAR SHOW: The car show is held at Clyde Keefer Memorial Park on Bridge Street. Entry Forms are available on the "Car Show" webpage or call St. Anthony Motors at (208) 624–8094 and ask for Adam. Adam can also be reached via email at adam@stanthonymotors.com.
Date: Saturday
Time: 9:30 am – 2:30 p.m.
5K FUN RUN: Preregistration deadline TBA to ensure shirt. Registration forms can be downloaded from the "Fun Run" webpage,
or you can fill out at St. Anthony Stake Center (247 E 4th N) on Saturday, July 24th, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:45 a.m.
(Contact: Elizabeth Rowley, 419–6786)
Date: Saturday
Race start time: 7:00 a.m. (for more details, go to the "Fun Run" webpage)
COOKED FOOD SALE: Will be held in the St. Anthony City Building on Bridge Street.
Time: 8:00 a.m.
Date: Saturday
TICKETS: Tickets are required for all performances of the play and the rodeo. Tickets will become available in June and can be purchased at many of the area businesses in St. Anthony such as Falls Drug, Chandler Insurance, RJ's, Les Schwab, and Dusty's Pitstop. Each ward will have tickets available for sale through Wednesday, July 22nd. Tickets will also be available at the door and gate, but patrons are encouraged to purchase tickets early to prevent long lines. Tickets are not available online.
Cost: Family tickets $40.00 per family Individual Tickets $10.00 each (7 years and older must have tickets)
Important Note: Family tickets are available for advanced purchase only. Individual tickets will be available at the door or gate.
35th Annual St. Anthony Cowboy Poetry & Music Festival
https://facebook.com/events/s/35-annual-st-anthony-cowboy-po/4007785102615895/
Come listen to stories of Western way of living and adventure through music and poems presented by award winning performers. We will be holding a Western theme craft fair on April 9 with this event. If you are interested in performing or being a vendor contact Sherri at 208-270-7532. We will be doing presale tickets this year, $10 per person gets you in for both nights!
Fremont County
35th Annual St. Anthony Cowboy Poetry & Music Festival
https://facebook.com/events/s/35-annual-st-anthony-cowboy-po/4007785102615895/
Come listen to stories of Western way of living and adventure through music and poems presented by award winning performers. We will be holding a Western theme craft fair on April 9 with this event. If you are interested in performing or being a vendor contact Sherri at 208-270-7532. We will be doing presale tickets this year, $10 per person gets you in for both nights!
Activities
https://yellowstonebearworld.com/about-ybw
No vacation to the Yellowstone National Park or Grand Teton National Park region is complete without an adventure into the wild at Yellowstone Bear World, a drive-thru wildlife park. During your visit you will be surrounded by the free-roaming wildlife of North America as you drive your personal vehicle through the park. Wildlife you will see includes Rocky Mountain Elk, Bison, White-tail Deer, Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Goats, Moose, and of course American Black Bear and Grizzly Bear. Located 5 miles south of Rexburg, Idaho on US HWY 20 we are easily accessible from both Jackson Hole, Wyoming and West Yellowstone, Montana. (see map) When you visit this beautiful region don’t miss Idaho’s #1 wildlife attraction, Yellowstone Bear World.
Points of Interest
Get into the wild by watching our park tour (see video). Check out our bear cubs (see video).
Hours of Operation
Getting Ready for 2022!
Opening Weekends for 2022
April 16-17, 23-24, 30-May 1
Open 7 Days/Week 9am to 5pm
May 7-May 27
Open 7 Days/Week 9am to 6pm
May 28-September 5
Open 7 Days/Week 9am to 5pm
September 6-October 16
Experiences
Rates and Details
Bottle Feeding
Wildlife Excursion
Three Bears Gift Shop
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Yellowstone Bear World
6010 S 4300 Whttps://yellowstonebearworld.com/about-ybw
No vacation to the Yellowstone National Park or Grand Teton National Park region is complete without an adventure into the wild at Yellowstone Bear World, a drive-thru wildlife park. During your visit you will be surrounded by the free-roaming wildlife of North America as you drive your personal vehicle through the park. Wildlife you will see includes Rocky Mountain Elk, Bison, White-tail Deer, Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Goats, Moose, and of course American Black Bear and Grizzly Bear. Located 5 miles south of Rexburg, Idaho on US HWY 20 we are easily accessible from both Jackson Hole, Wyoming and West Yellowstone, Montana. (see map) When you visit this beautiful region don’t miss Idaho’s #1 wildlife attraction, Yellowstone Bear World.
Points of Interest
Get into the wild by watching our park tour (see video). Check out our bear cubs (see video).
Hours of Operation
Getting Ready for 2022!
Opening Weekends for 2022
April 16-17, 23-24, 30-May 1
Open 7 Days/Week 9am to 5pm
May 7-May 27
Open 7 Days/Week 9am to 6pm
May 28-September 5
Open 7 Days/Week 9am to 5pm
September 6-October 16
Experiences
Rates and Details
Bottle Feeding
Wildlife Excursion
Three Bears Gift Shop
https://grizzlyctr.givecloud.co/
See LIVE Bears and Wolves!
We offer visitors to the Yellowstone area an opportunity to observe, understand and ultimately appreciate grizzly bears and gray wolves. All the animals at the Center are unable to survive in the wild and serve as ambassadors for their wild counterparts.
The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center is an AZA accredited NOT-FOR-PROFIT wildlife park and educational facility.
We’re OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR, including all holidays, (GWDC bears do NOT hibernate).
Admission is good for 2 consecutive days!
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Centro de Descubrimiento de Grizzly y Lobo
201 S Canyon Sthttps://grizzlyctr.givecloud.co/
See LIVE Bears and Wolves!
We offer visitors to the Yellowstone area an opportunity to observe, understand and ultimately appreciate grizzly bears and gray wolves. All the animals at the Center are unable to survive in the wild and serve as ambassadors for their wild counterparts.
The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center is an AZA accredited NOT-FOR-PROFIT wildlife park and educational facility.
We’re OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR, including all holidays, (GWDC bears do NOT hibernate).
Admission is good for 2 consecutive days!
https://www.yellowstonegiantscreen.com/
YELLOWSTONE GIANT SCREEN
(406) 646-4100
101 S Canyon St
West Yellowstone, MT 59758
The history of Yellowstone National Park is vividly portrayed in this memorable film, from the Tukudika Tribe, the earliest known inhabitants, to the early explorers including John Colter, a member of the Lewis & Clark party. Also portrayed are Wilson Hunt, who deemed the west unfit for habitation, Father Francis Kuppens, a Jesuit priest in pursuit of native souls, and the Washburn Expedition, instrumental in establishing Yellowstone as America’s first national park.
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Yellowstone IMAX Theatre
101 S Canyon Sthttps://www.yellowstonegiantscreen.com/
YELLOWSTONE GIANT SCREEN
(406) 646-4100
101 S Canyon St
West Yellowstone, MT 59758
The history of Yellowstone National Park is vividly portrayed in this memorable film, from the Tukudika Tribe, the earliest known inhabitants, to the early explorers including John Colter, a member of the Lewis & Clark party. Also portrayed are Wilson Hunt, who deemed the west unfit for habitation, Father Francis Kuppens, a Jesuit priest in pursuit of native souls, and the Washburn Expedition, instrumental in establishing Yellowstone as America’s first national park.
Western Cowboy Cookout- Dutch Oven style with a Horse Ride
They offer wo different ride and meal packages:
- Ride, Play, & Eat Package (1:30 pm)
- Western Cowboy Cookout (4:00 pm)
https://www.yellowstoneworld.com/western-cowboy-cookout-rides/
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Yellowstone Horses at Eagle Ridge Ranch
3438 Old Shotgun RdWestern Cowboy Cookout- Dutch Oven style with a Horse Ride
They offer wo different ride and meal packages:
- Ride, Play, & Eat Package (1:30 pm)
- Western Cowboy Cookout (4:00 pm)
https://www.yellowstoneworld.com/western-cowboy-cookout-rides/
St. Anthony Sand Dunes
The St. Anthony Sand Dunes consists of 10,600 acres of clear, shifting, white quartz sand. Although much of the sand dunes is managed as a wilderness study area, the area is popular for high off-road vehicle use. Dunes up to 400 feet high attract riders from throughout the west. ORV users are strongly encouraged to avoid damage to vegetation and impacts to wildlife so that use of this unique area may continue. Others prefer to explore the dunes on horse and on foot.
At Egin Lakes Campground, 26 of the 48 campsites are available to reserve on recreation.gov. The remaining 22 sites are first come, first served. View the campground map here.
Closure Information: The riding area on the west side of St. Anthony Sand Dunes, west of Egin Lakes Campground (aka. "the big dunes") are closed from January 1 through sunrise on April 1. The area south of Egin - Hamer Rd is also closed from January 1 through sunrise April 1. The areas completely surrounding the the open sand of the St. Anthony Sand Dunes are closed from January 1 through sunrise on May 1. The smaller dunes, east of Egin Lakes Campground to Red Road are open year-round, but are usually covered in snow by January 1.
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St Anthony Sand Dunes
St. Anthony Sand Dunes
The St. Anthony Sand Dunes consists of 10,600 acres of clear, shifting, white quartz sand. Although much of the sand dunes is managed as a wilderness study area, the area is popular for high off-road vehicle use. Dunes up to 400 feet high attract riders from throughout the west. ORV users are strongly encouraged to avoid damage to vegetation and impacts to wildlife so that use of this unique area may continue. Others prefer to explore the dunes on horse and on foot.
At Egin Lakes Campground, 26 of the 48 campsites are available to reserve on recreation.gov. The remaining 22 sites are first come, first served. View the campground map here.
Closure Information: The riding area on the west side of St. Anthony Sand Dunes, west of Egin Lakes Campground (aka. "the big dunes") are closed from January 1 through sunrise on April 1. The area south of Egin - Hamer Rd is also closed from January 1 through sunrise April 1. The areas completely surrounding the the open sand of the St. Anthony Sand Dunes are closed from January 1 through sunrise on May 1. The smaller dunes, east of Egin Lakes Campground to Red Road are open year-round, but are usually covered in snow by January 1.
https://meadowvueranch.com/
Meadow Vue Ranch is a family operated non-profit organization in Southeastern Idaho overlooking Henry's Lake, minutes from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park and the Continental Divide. Each summer we offer a variety of recreational activities including our horse camp, and dinners and rodeos.
SUMMER HORSE CAMP
Each Summer we offer a summer youth horse camp where kids from ages 9-18 travel from all over the world to come experience the cowboy life style and learn how to ride and care for horses.
RODEOS AND DINNERS
Enjoy a evening of family fun in the Island Park, West Yellowstone area. Our Rodeos and BBQ Dinners are Wednesday and Saturday nights Jun- Aug. Enjoy an hour long rodeo and a great steak and chicken dinner for an affordable price!
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Meadow Vue Ranch
3728 Red Rock Rdhttps://meadowvueranch.com/
Meadow Vue Ranch is a family operated non-profit organization in Southeastern Idaho overlooking Henry's Lake, minutes from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park and the Continental Divide. Each summer we offer a variety of recreational activities including our horse camp, and dinners and rodeos.
SUMMER HORSE CAMP
Each Summer we offer a summer youth horse camp where kids from ages 9-18 travel from all over the world to come experience the cowboy life style and learn how to ride and care for horses.
RODEOS AND DINNERS
Enjoy a evening of family fun in the Island Park, West Yellowstone area. Our Rodeos and BBQ Dinners are Wednesday and Saturday nights Jun- Aug. Enjoy an hour long rodeo and a great steak and chicken dinner for an affordable price!
https://westyellowstonerodeo.com/
West Yellowstone Rodeo is held just outside of the town of West Yellowstone Montana near the Idaho Border. We have performances 5 to 6 days a week from the middle of June to the end of August. As the decades have gone by so has the performances of the West Yellowstone Rodeo. We pride ourselves as a family-owned establishment and strive for the ultimate family fun experience that Montana has to offer. With the pristine ranges and mountains that Montana has to offer Creek Side Trail Rides was introduced to give people a better insight to Montana’s glorious terrain.
ADDRESS
175 Oldroyd Road
West Yellowstone, MT 59758
Location is 6 1/2 miles west of West Yellowstone
on the south side of Highway 20
CONTACT US
Wild West Yellowstone Rodeo
P.O. Box 2061
West Yellowstone, MT 59758
Phone: (406) 560-6913
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Wild West Yellowstone Rodeo
175 Oldroyd Rdhttps://westyellowstonerodeo.com/
West Yellowstone Rodeo is held just outside of the town of West Yellowstone Montana near the Idaho Border. We have performances 5 to 6 days a week from the middle of June to the end of August. As the decades have gone by so has the performances of the West Yellowstone Rodeo. We pride ourselves as a family-owned establishment and strive for the ultimate family fun experience that Montana has to offer. With the pristine ranges and mountains that Montana has to offer Creek Side Trail Rides was introduced to give people a better insight to Montana’s glorious terrain.
ADDRESS
175 Oldroyd Road
West Yellowstone, MT 59758
Location is 6 1/2 miles west of West Yellowstone
on the south side of Highway 20
CONTACT US
Wild West Yellowstone Rodeo
P.O. Box 2061
West Yellowstone, MT 59758
Phone: (406) 560-6913
https://www.therockgymrexburg.com/
(208) 252-9973
The Rock Gym - Rexburg started in November of 2008 by Tyler and Kira Martin as "Regional Rock Walls. At the time both Kira and Tyler were coaching gymnastics at Madison Gymnastics Centers. The gym has come a long way since opening the doors over 10 years ago. They are always growing to meet the needs and wants of the community.
They have finally got to the point where they are able to build a new location for the gym!
One of the main goals at The Rock Gym is to grow the climbing community in eastern Idaho and teach climbers to be safe while providing a great place to hang out and meet new people. There are a very large variety of great routes that are constantly being swapped out so the climbers always have new things to work on. The staff at The Rock Gym is great! They are always willing to help and are awesome teachers. There is a very friendly atmosphere that makes people want to come back. This is a great place to learn to rock climb and become more advanced.
"We Rise By Lifting Others"
The Rock Gym - Rexburg
871 Jet Stream Drhttps://www.therockgymrexburg.com/
(208) 252-9973
The Rock Gym - Rexburg started in November of 2008 by Tyler and Kira Martin as "Regional Rock Walls. At the time both Kira and Tyler were coaching gymnastics at Madison Gymnastics Centers. The gym has come a long way since opening the doors over 10 years ago. They are always growing to meet the needs and wants of the community.
They have finally got to the point where they are able to build a new location for the gym!
One of the main goals at The Rock Gym is to grow the climbing community in eastern Idaho and teach climbers to be safe while providing a great place to hang out and meet new people. There are a very large variety of great routes that are constantly being swapped out so the climbers always have new things to work on. The staff at The Rock Gym is great! They are always willing to help and are awesome teachers. There is a very friendly atmosphere that makes people want to come back. This is a great place to learn to rock climb and become more advanced.
"We Rise By Lifting Others"
https://yellowstoneplayhouse.com/
We have been entertaining locals and visitors to Yellowstone and Island Park for over 10 years. Join us for a night of family friendly fun and entertainment in our brand new building just 10 minutes south of Yellowstone’s West gate.
Hours of Operation
MON – FRI
10:00am – 1:00pm
4:00pm – 10:30pm
SAT
3:00pm – 10:30pm
SUN
We are closed
MAKE A RESERVATION
Winter Phone: (435) 705-8598
(Sept 5 through May 1)
Summer Phone: (208) 558-7529
(May 1 through Sept 4)
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Yellowstone Playhouse at Island Park
5163 US-20https://yellowstoneplayhouse.com/
We have been entertaining locals and visitors to Yellowstone and Island Park for over 10 years. Join us for a night of family friendly fun and entertainment in our brand new building just 10 minutes south of Yellowstone’s West gate.
Hours of Operation
MON – FRI
10:00am – 1:00pm
4:00pm – 10:30pm
SAT
3:00pm – 10:30pm
SUN
We are closed
MAKE A RESERVATION
Winter Phone: (435) 705-8598
(Sept 5 through May 1)
Summer Phone: (208) 558-7529
(May 1 through Sept 4)
https://www.macksinn.com/River-Adventures
MACK'S INN RESORT
provides float trips for a memorable adventure down the North Fork of the Snake River, Henry's Fork. During the five-mile float, views of the mountains contrast the crystal clear waters. Guests have seen moose, elk, deer, trout, Kokanee Salmon (during the fall), eagles, swans and more.
Rafts: 8 Man Rafts | Includes Paddles & Life Jackets | $195
Tandem Kayaks: 2 People | Includes Paddles | $115
Canoes: 2-3 People | Includes Paddles | $125
Single Kayaks: 1 Person | Includes Paddle | $95
SUP Boards: 1 Person | Includes Paddle | $65
River Tube: 1 Person | $40
3 Hour Rentals include paddles. Personal flotation device and transportation to launch site is included. All participants must have signed waiver. Please call us for group pricing, 208-558-7272.
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Island Park
https://www.macksinn.com/River-Adventures
MACK'S INN RESORT
provides float trips for a memorable adventure down the North Fork of the Snake River, Henry's Fork. During the five-mile float, views of the mountains contrast the crystal clear waters. Guests have seen moose, elk, deer, trout, Kokanee Salmon (during the fall), eagles, swans and more.
Rafts: 8 Man Rafts | Includes Paddles & Life Jackets | $195
Tandem Kayaks: 2 People | Includes Paddles | $115
Canoes: 2-3 People | Includes Paddles | $125
Single Kayaks: 1 Person | Includes Paddle | $95
SUP Boards: 1 Person | Includes Paddle | $65
River Tube: 1 Person | $40
3 Hour Rentals include paddles. Personal flotation device and transportation to launch site is included. All participants must have signed waiver. Please call us for group pricing, 208-558-7272.
https://www.tetonriversupply.com/
Welcome to Teton Valley!
Interested in floating, fishing, wildlife viewing? Novice, intermediate, or expert?
Need a shuttle? Book with us for an unforgettable experience on our scenic rivers!
Teton River Supply gives y'all a chance to Get Your Float On!
Teton River Supply is the center for floating Teton Valley, Idaho, and your first stop on our diverse waterways for family-fun kayaking or SUP's. We are a group of experienced outdoor enthusiasts who share a passion for nature, rivers, and the beauty of Teton Valley. We offer local information, daily rentals and sales of inflatable kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Need a ride? We can shuttle you and your rentals down to the Teton River!
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Teton River Supply
East Howard Avenuehttps://www.tetonriversupply.com/
Welcome to Teton Valley!
Interested in floating, fishing, wildlife viewing? Novice, intermediate, or expert?
Need a shuttle? Book with us for an unforgettable experience on our scenic rivers!
Teton River Supply gives y'all a chance to Get Your Float On!
Teton River Supply is the center for floating Teton Valley, Idaho, and your first stop on our diverse waterways for family-fun kayaking or SUP's. We are a group of experienced outdoor enthusiasts who share a passion for nature, rivers, and the beauty of Teton Valley. We offer local information, daily rentals and sales of inflatable kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Need a ride? We can shuttle you and your rentals down to the Teton River!
FatCats Rexburg
475 N. 2nd E.
Rexburg, ID 83440
P. (208) 359-2600
https://www.fatcatsfun.com/rexburg#attractions
Movies
Food
Bowling
Arcade
VR
Glow Golf
Thunder Ally - (Nighttime bowling and entertainment under the Neon lights)
Parties & Events
Regular Hours
Monday - Thursday
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Friday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Holiday Hours
JULY 3RD
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
JULY 4TH
CLOSED
THANKSGIVING DAY
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
CHRISTMAS EVE
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
CHRISTMAS DAY
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
NEW YEARS EVE
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
NEW YEARS DAY
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
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Fat Cats Rexburg
475 N 2nd E StFatCats Rexburg
475 N. 2nd E.
Rexburg, ID 83440
P. (208) 359-2600
https://www.fatcatsfun.com/rexburg#attractions
Movies
Food
Bowling
Arcade
VR
Glow Golf
Thunder Ally - (Nighttime bowling and entertainment under the Neon lights)
Parties & Events
Regular Hours
Monday - Thursday
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Friday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Holiday Hours
JULY 3RD
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
JULY 4TH
CLOSED
THANKSGIVING DAY
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
CHRISTMAS EVE
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
CHRISTMAS DAY
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
NEW YEARS EVE
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
NEW YEARS DAY
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
https://heberhatchets.com/axe-throwing-rexburg/
Finding fun things to do in Rexburg, ID, just got a whole lot easier thanks to Heber Hatchets. Don’t settle for the same old haunts in the area when you can experience something new and exciting like axe throwing! It’s one of the most enjoyable activities you can participate in with family or friends.
AXE THROWING AS AN ANCIENT ART
Axes have been used anciently as tools and weapons. Gradually they became more commonly used for sporting activities among lumberjacks and woodsmen. Today, we throw axes around for fun in a safe and secure environment. It’s a great way to let off stress and anxiety and have a great time with friends, for a group activity, a family get-together, or a date.
We guarantee you’ll be addicted to it the moment your axe blade makes contact with the wood of the target.
FAMILY FUN WITH HEBER HATCHETS
When you’re searching for Rexburg activities to try out, be sure to give axe throwing with our team a try. You don’t need the experience to throw an axe like a woodsman—our skilled staff can teach you everything you need to know. Parents and children can participate in throwing axes. We welcome everyone of any age to our facility for some quality fun time.
THROW AXES WITH YOUR FRIENDS
Ax throwing makes for a fantastic time out on the town with friends. There’s nothing quite like taking turns to test your throwing prowess and testing your accuracy and skill. Axe throwing in Rexburg is the perfect experience for groups of all shapes and sizes. Take a look at some of the common group events we host:
Birthday Parties: Enjoy a birthday party like no other when you schedule it with our team at Heber Hatchets.
Family Nights: Children and parents can enjoy a fun night out together, learning how to chuck axes at wooden targets.
Youth Group Activities: Getting a youth group together for an exhilarating new experience at Heber Hatchets will be enjoyable from start to finish.
Date Nights: Don’t settle for mediocre date nights when you can try your hand competing against your date and seeing who is the most skilled.
Bachelor & Bachelorette Parties: Bachelors and bachelorettes in Rexburg can celebrate their final days as a single person by testing their strength throwing axes.
Corporate Events: Nothing brings fellow employees closer than testing their skill of throwing axes and having friendly competitions.
We can plan just about any group event you want to have at our facility. Contact us if you have any ideas for parties or events or have questions about pricing! We’re here to make your party dreams come true.
SCHEDULE YOUR THROWING EVENT WITH US TODAY!
Axe throwing in Rexburg is truly one of the most exciting and most enjoyable activities you can participate in. Try your hand at developing your lumberjack throwing skills with our team at Heber Hatchets! You can book your experience today.
Heber Hatchets Axe Throwing of Rexburg
153 North 2nd Easthttps://heberhatchets.com/axe-throwing-rexburg/
Finding fun things to do in Rexburg, ID, just got a whole lot easier thanks to Heber Hatchets. Don’t settle for the same old haunts in the area when you can experience something new and exciting like axe throwing! It’s one of the most enjoyable activities you can participate in with family or friends.
AXE THROWING AS AN ANCIENT ART
Axes have been used anciently as tools and weapons. Gradually they became more commonly used for sporting activities among lumberjacks and woodsmen. Today, we throw axes around for fun in a safe and secure environment. It’s a great way to let off stress and anxiety and have a great time with friends, for a group activity, a family get-together, or a date.
We guarantee you’ll be addicted to it the moment your axe blade makes contact with the wood of the target.
FAMILY FUN WITH HEBER HATCHETS
When you’re searching for Rexburg activities to try out, be sure to give axe throwing with our team a try. You don’t need the experience to throw an axe like a woodsman—our skilled staff can teach you everything you need to know. Parents and children can participate in throwing axes. We welcome everyone of any age to our facility for some quality fun time.
THROW AXES WITH YOUR FRIENDS
Ax throwing makes for a fantastic time out on the town with friends. There’s nothing quite like taking turns to test your throwing prowess and testing your accuracy and skill. Axe throwing in Rexburg is the perfect experience for groups of all shapes and sizes. Take a look at some of the common group events we host:
Birthday Parties: Enjoy a birthday party like no other when you schedule it with our team at Heber Hatchets.
Family Nights: Children and parents can enjoy a fun night out together, learning how to chuck axes at wooden targets.
Youth Group Activities: Getting a youth group together for an exhilarating new experience at Heber Hatchets will be enjoyable from start to finish.
Date Nights: Don’t settle for mediocre date nights when you can try your hand competing against your date and seeing who is the most skilled.
Bachelor & Bachelorette Parties: Bachelors and bachelorettes in Rexburg can celebrate their final days as a single person by testing their strength throwing axes.
Corporate Events: Nothing brings fellow employees closer than testing their skill of throwing axes and having friendly competitions.
We can plan just about any group event you want to have at our facility. Contact us if you have any ideas for parties or events or have questions about pricing! We’re here to make your party dreams come true.
SCHEDULE YOUR THROWING EVENT WITH US TODAY!
Axe throwing in Rexburg is truly one of the most exciting and most enjoyable activities you can participate in. Try your hand at developing your lumberjack throwing skills with our team at Heber Hatchets! You can book your experience today.
Aquarium
Acuario de East Idaho
570 E Anderson StZoológico de Idaho Falls en Tautphaus Park
2940 Carnival WayServices
https://www.byui.edu/activities/recreational-facilities/orc
About the ORC
The Outdoor Resource Center (ORC) is an auxiliary organization located on the campus of BYU-Idaho that serves the needs of students, employees, and community members. The Outdoor Resource Center is committed to the vision of giving people affordable access to outdoor activities through rentals and sales. The ORC has equipment for all kinds of outdoor adventures: from camping to kayaking, rock climbing to cross country skiing. The ORC can also provide maintenance on skis, snowboards, bikes, and other items.
ORC Rental Policies:
Rentals are charged per business day
Open until close—1st Business Day
1 until close—1/2 day rate
1 until next day within 1st hr of opening – 1 Day slightly prorated
Open until next day within 1st hr of opening – 1 ½ days
Saturday to Monday w/in 1 hr. after opening--- 1 ½ days
Friday to Monday w/in 1 hr. after opening – 2 Days
Picking up early the night before would incur an additional prorated day charge.
Rentals are due by close on the last day of the rental period.
Late fees apply to equipment returned after the due date.
No refunds for early returns--
The group rate is defined as renting 6 or more similar items and get a 15% discount. Some exclusions apply.
Reservations can be made up to 30 days in advance. No same-day reservations will be made.
There is no fee for canceling reservations. We simply ask that you let us know a day in advance where possible.
Contact
Outdoor Resource Center
Located Under the BYU-Idaho Stadium
(208) 496-7337
orc@byui.edu
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BYU-Idaho Outdoor Resource Center
73 W 2nd Shttps://www.byui.edu/activities/recreational-facilities/orc
About the ORC
The Outdoor Resource Center (ORC) is an auxiliary organization located on the campus of BYU-Idaho that serves the needs of students, employees, and community members. The Outdoor Resource Center is committed to the vision of giving people affordable access to outdoor activities through rentals and sales. The ORC has equipment for all kinds of outdoor adventures: from camping to kayaking, rock climbing to cross country skiing. The ORC can also provide maintenance on skis, snowboards, bikes, and other items.
ORC Rental Policies:
Rentals are charged per business day
Open until close—1st Business Day
1 until close—1/2 day rate
1 until next day within 1st hr of opening – 1 Day slightly prorated
Open until next day within 1st hr of opening – 1 ½ days
Saturday to Monday w/in 1 hr. after opening--- 1 ½ days
Friday to Monday w/in 1 hr. after opening – 2 Days
Picking up early the night before would incur an additional prorated day charge.
Rentals are due by close on the last day of the rental period.
Late fees apply to equipment returned after the due date.
No refunds for early returns--
The group rate is defined as renting 6 or more similar items and get a 15% discount. Some exclusions apply.
Reservations can be made up to 30 days in advance. No same-day reservations will be made.
There is no fee for canceling reservations. We simply ask that you let us know a day in advance where possible.
Contact
Outdoor Resource Center
Located Under the BYU-Idaho Stadium
(208) 496-7337
orc@byui.edu
TRR’s Ashton Fly Shop
Phone: (208) 652-3008
Three Rivers Ranch Outfitters is a full service fly fishing store in Ashton, Idaho. For those of you that are have visited or live in Ashton, it is strategically located in the middle of the Henrys Fork. Who wants to drive 25 miles to get a few flies? Not only do we have the perfect fly to match the hatch we
We have thousands of flies that are perfect for our region.
The latest and greatest fly fishing gear.
We are licensed to fish more water than any outfitter.
Our Ashton Fly Shop is only 3-miles to the Lower Henry’s Fork of the Snake River!
We offer Affordable Henry’s Fork Shuttles & we are properly insured!
Contact Our Ashton Fly Shop
TRR Outfitters – Ashton
1051 N. Highway 20
Ashton, ID 83420
Phone: (208) 652-3008
https://trroutfitters.com/
TRR Outfitters - Ashton Fly Shop
1051 U.S. 20TRR’s Ashton Fly Shop
Phone: (208) 652-3008
Three Rivers Ranch Outfitters is a full service fly fishing store in Ashton, Idaho. For those of you that are have visited or live in Ashton, it is strategically located in the middle of the Henrys Fork. Who wants to drive 25 miles to get a few flies? Not only do we have the perfect fly to match the hatch we
We have thousands of flies that are perfect for our region.
The latest and greatest fly fishing gear.
We are licensed to fish more water than any outfitter.
Our Ashton Fly Shop is only 3-miles to the Lower Henry’s Fork of the Snake River!
We offer Affordable Henry’s Fork Shuttles & we are properly insured!
Contact Our Ashton Fly Shop
TRR Outfitters – Ashton
1051 N. Highway 20
Ashton, ID 83420
Phone: (208) 652-3008
https://trroutfitters.com/
Offering Shuttles on the Henrys Fork, Upper & Lower Teton river and Fall river. We even do after hours/evening shuttles.
Flies and fly fishing items, tackle and lures.
Phone:
(208)652-3669
Email:
strawn4982@hotmail.com
268 N Highway 20, Ashton (ID), 83420, United States
268 US-20
268 U.S. 20Offering Shuttles on the Henrys Fork, Upper & Lower Teton river and Fall river. We even do after hours/evening shuttles.
Flies and fly fishing items, tackle and lures.
Phone:
(208)652-3669
Email:
strawn4982@hotmail.com
268 N Highway 20, Ashton (ID), 83420, United States
DRIFT BOAT RENTALS IN ASHTON, IDAHO
Let us outfit your next fly fishing adventure on the Henrys Fork, Teton, and South Fork.
Save yourself the trouble of pulling a boat around! Rent a boat from us and take the hassle out of your trip to the epic waters of East Idaho.
Miller Drift Boats
2555 Main StDRIFT BOAT RENTALS IN ASHTON, IDAHO
Let us outfit your next fly fishing adventure on the Henrys Fork, Teton, and South Fork.
Save yourself the trouble of pulling a boat around! Rent a boat from us and take the hassle out of your trip to the epic waters of East Idaho.
RAPID RIVER RENTALS
FLOAT TRIPS
Duration: 2-4 Hours of float time
Weather: No launches in bad weather
DAILY RATES:
Adult Kayak: $30.00
Double Kayak: $40.00
Canoe: $35.00
Paddle Boards: $30.00
Tube Trackers: $25.00
10-Man Raft: $110.00
8-Man Raft: $90.00
6-Man Raft: $70.00
4-Man Raft: $50.00
Trailer Usage: $30.00
Regular Tubes: $8.00
Deluxe Tubes: $10.00
(Includes) Paddle and/or Life Jacket
Required to wear a life jacket
Old Hickory Sheds and Rapid River Rentals
265 U.S. 20RAPID RIVER RENTALS
FLOAT TRIPS
Duration: 2-4 Hours of float time
Weather: No launches in bad weather
DAILY RATES:
Adult Kayak: $30.00
Double Kayak: $40.00
Canoe: $35.00
Paddle Boards: $30.00
Tube Trackers: $25.00
10-Man Raft: $110.00
8-Man Raft: $90.00
6-Man Raft: $70.00
4-Man Raft: $50.00
Trailer Usage: $30.00
Regular Tubes: $8.00
Deluxe Tubes: $10.00
(Includes) Paddle and/or Life Jacket
Required to wear a life jacket
We have direct dune access just show up and drive!!
We offer 2 seat and 4 seat Polaris side by side UTVs for your next adventure. Helmets and Goggles are provided. First time renters receive and instructional on vehicle use and a complimentary terrain introduction. We also provide Dune maps or your convenience. Fuel use is calculated upon return of your razor atv and if you need more we are happy to fill you up.
PATRIOT Motorsport Adventures - UTV Rental
865 Red RoadWe have direct dune access just show up and drive!!
We offer 2 seat and 4 seat Polaris side by side UTVs for your next adventure. Helmets and Goggles are provided. First time renters receive and instructional on vehicle use and a complimentary terrain introduction. We also provide Dune maps or your convenience. Fuel use is calculated upon return of your razor atv and if you need more we are happy to fill you up.
https://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ashton-to-tetonia-trail/
About the Park
The Ashton-Tetonia Trail opened to the public in 2010 and is administered by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation and managed through Harriman State Park. This 29.6 mile trail follows the abandoned railroad grade of the Teton Valley Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad from Ashton to Tetonia.
Built in 1912, the Oregon Short Line Railroad, a subsidiary of the Union Pacific Railroad, connected the communities of Ashton, Idaho, through Drummond, Lamont, Tetonia, Driggs, and Victor. The railroad brought prosperity to the sparsely populated Teton Valley; it connected formerly isolated communities and commerce, and moved important agricultural freight, such as livestock, seed potatoes, peas, and grain.
Though heavy snowfall often closed the line for days at a time, the railroad was essential transportation in Teton Valley. For many years, passenger trains ran to and from Victor each day, with connections in Ashton and Idaho Falls for West Yellowstone, Pocatello, and Salt Lake City. The Oregon Short Line was also the best route to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, carrying visitors to the dude ranches of Jackson Hole. Improvements to State Highways 32 and 33 caused a significant decline in rail use in the 1960’s. Fewer people traveled by passenger train, and much of the freight began to be transported by trucks. The line was abandoned from Tetonia to Victor in 1981, and from Ashton to Tetonia in 1984.
The trail winds through small riparian areas and stands of aspen trees, and over three historic trestle bridges. Just west of the Teton Range, the Ashton-Tetonia Trail once again connects people and places, the past and future. Completed in 2010 under the Rails to Trails Conservancy program, the abandoned rail was transformed into a vibrant public space managed by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation. The 29.6-mile trail features riding through a pristine and secluded environment that hearkens back to simpler times. Today, visitors will enjoy the beautiful farm country of eastern Idaho, 3 bridge crossings, and unsurpassed views of the Teton Mountains. The historic train trestles at Fall River, Conant Creek, and Bitch Creek span 600’ in length and 130’ in height, and are popular landmarks along the trail. Visitors can experience the trail by hiking, biking, horseback riding, as well as Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling in winter. The trail is packed gravel/dirt, so mountain bikes (or bikes with tires at least 32mm wide) are recommended. Road bikes are not appropriate.
Ashton - Tetonia Trail
Ashton - Tetonia Trailhttps://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ashton-to-tetonia-trail/
About the Park
The Ashton-Tetonia Trail opened to the public in 2010 and is administered by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation and managed through Harriman State Park. This 29.6 mile trail follows the abandoned railroad grade of the Teton Valley Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad from Ashton to Tetonia.
Built in 1912, the Oregon Short Line Railroad, a subsidiary of the Union Pacific Railroad, connected the communities of Ashton, Idaho, through Drummond, Lamont, Tetonia, Driggs, and Victor. The railroad brought prosperity to the sparsely populated Teton Valley; it connected formerly isolated communities and commerce, and moved important agricultural freight, such as livestock, seed potatoes, peas, and grain.
Though heavy snowfall often closed the line for days at a time, the railroad was essential transportation in Teton Valley. For many years, passenger trains ran to and from Victor each day, with connections in Ashton and Idaho Falls for West Yellowstone, Pocatello, and Salt Lake City. The Oregon Short Line was also the best route to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, carrying visitors to the dude ranches of Jackson Hole. Improvements to State Highways 32 and 33 caused a significant decline in rail use in the 1960’s. Fewer people traveled by passenger train, and much of the freight began to be transported by trucks. The line was abandoned from Tetonia to Victor in 1981, and from Ashton to Tetonia in 1984.
The trail winds through small riparian areas and stands of aspen trees, and over three historic trestle bridges. Just west of the Teton Range, the Ashton-Tetonia Trail once again connects people and places, the past and future. Completed in 2010 under the Rails to Trails Conservancy program, the abandoned rail was transformed into a vibrant public space managed by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation. The 29.6-mile trail features riding through a pristine and secluded environment that hearkens back to simpler times. Today, visitors will enjoy the beautiful farm country of eastern Idaho, 3 bridge crossings, and unsurpassed views of the Teton Mountains. The historic train trestles at Fall River, Conant Creek, and Bitch Creek span 600’ in length and 130’ in height, and are popular landmarks along the trail. Visitors can experience the trail by hiking, biking, horseback riding, as well as Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling in winter. The trail is packed gravel/dirt, so mountain bikes (or bikes with tires at least 32mm wide) are recommended. Road bikes are not appropriate.
Races
The oldest All-American Dog Sled Race, Historic American Dog Derby since 1917.
https://www.americandogderby.com/oldest-all-american-dog-sled-race
Main Street
Main StreetThe oldest All-American Dog Sled Race, Historic American Dog Derby since 1917.
https://www.americandogderby.com/oldest-all-american-dog-sled-race
Mesa Falls Marathon
July 16, 2022
https://mesafallsmarathon.com/mfm-home
Enjoy your scenic run through idyllic Eastern Idaho? Help us spread the word by posting your Mesa Falls review on RaceRaves.com by Sun, Sept 12 for your chance to win a free entry to our 2022 event!
RaceRaves helps runners find the best races around the world, plus track & review the races they’ve run.
Marathon: $85 | Half Marathon: $80
Relay: $40 per person up to 8 people, additional teammates free, but require registration. (Must use mail-in form must be used for team greater than 8 runners)
10K | 5K: $25 | Family Fun Run $15
Ashton, Idaho
Ashton
Mesa Falls Marathon
July 16, 2022
https://mesafallsmarathon.com/mfm-home
Enjoy your scenic run through idyllic Eastern Idaho? Help us spread the word by posting your Mesa Falls review on RaceRaves.com by Sun, Sept 12 for your chance to win a free entry to our 2022 event!
RaceRaves helps runners find the best races around the world, plus track & review the races they’ve run.
Marathon: $85 | Half Marathon: $80
Relay: $40 per person up to 8 people, additional teammates free, but require registration. (Must use mail-in form must be used for team greater than 8 runners)
10K | 5K: $25 | Family Fun Run $15
Ashton, Idaho