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 Lava
Hot Springs - Two
and a half million gallons of natural, odor free mineral water flow
through these outdoor pools everyday. Ranging in temperature from 105-112
degrees Fahrenheit, the springs feed directly through the gravel bottom
into the soaking pools. Or, enjoy the thrill of 60 foot waterslides, 10
meter diving platforms or a poolside climbing wall at the Olympic Swimming
Complex. Hot Pools and Indoor Swimming complex open all year round.
The Rails and Trails Museum - Located at The National Oregon/California Trail Center, the Rails and Trails Museum strives to preserve and display artifacts and exhibits which demonstrate the heritage of the Bear Lake valley. Bannock County Historical Museum - The Museum focuses on the history of Bannock County with exhibits of items relating to Pocatello's early railroad history and Native American items that tell about the Shoshone-Bannock tribes from the area. 3000 Alvord Loop, Pocatello. (208) 233-0434. |
The National Oregon/California Trail Center - The National Oregon/California Trail Center is a community volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the pioneer trails in the state of Idaho and surrounding states. A tour includes the incredible Clover Creek Wagon Encampment, a mercantile, gun shop, and livery stable. Visitors can even take a wagon ride on the trail inside the Center. Idaho Potato Expo - Located in Blackfoot, Idaho, the Potato Expo provides information about the potato, its history, agriculture and importance. Pocatello Zoo - The Pocatello Zoo specializes in wildlife that is native to North America's Intermountain West. Idaho Museum of Natural History - The mission of the Idaho Museum of Natural History is to acquire, preserve, study, interpret and display objects relating to the natural history of Idaho and the Northern Intermountain West for research and education. The Museum seeks to enhance in the citizens of Idaho and visitors an understanding of and delight in Idaho's natural and cultural history.
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