Twin Falls, Idaho · Published by Emberlight Studios
Updated October 2026 · 7 places · Twin Falls
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Our top picks are Auger Falls Heritage Park, Rock Creek Canyon Parkway and Rock Creek Park.
These trails and outdoor areas are in Twin Falls, Idaho, and are listed on city, county, or state tourism pages. The addresses below are the locations stated by those sources; trail systems without a single street address are identified by their listed access points.
Canyon Springs Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Auger Falls Heritage Park is a mostly undeveloped 680-acre natural area with trails extending from the canyon wall to the Snake River. The City lists biking, fishing, open green space, and trails among its features.
Best for: mountain biking and hiking
From Olde Towne Bridge to Day Dream Ranch, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Rock Creek Canyon Parkway is a paved trail running from Olde Towne Bridge to Day Dream Ranch. The City lists 1.6 miles of paved trail, benches, fishing, picnic tables, and no motorized vehicles.
Best for: paved walking and biking
1154 Addison Ave W, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Rock Creek Park is a county park with walking and hiking trails, fishing, and picnic areas. The county states that the park is open from daylight to dusk.
Best for: walking and fishing
Canyon Springs Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Centennial Waterfront Park is a county park beside the Snake River Canyon, accessed from Canyon Springs Road. The county lists hiking, walking, natural trails, fishing, boating, and canoeing or kayaking among its activities.
Best for: walking, hiking, and waterside recreation
Twin Falls, ID 83301; access at Shoshone Falls Park, 4155 Shoshone Falls Grade Road
The Snake River Canyon Rim Trails are a system of developed routes through Twin Falls and along the canyon. Idaho tourism describes the trails as open to walkers, hikers, and bikers, with access at Shoshone Falls Park and other points.
Best for: walking and biking
$ · 4155 Shoshone Falls Grade Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Shoshone Falls Park is a city park at the Snake River waterfall. The City lists trails and overlooks at the park, which is open year-round except for temporary closures due to poor road conditions.
Best for: waterfall views and short walks
$ · Twin Falls, ID 83301; the City lists the park on its parks and facilities page but does not give a street address there
Dierkes Lake Park has a 1.7-mile walking trail that loops around the lake. The City also lists hiking, swimming, fishing, and picnicking at the park.
Best for: lake loop walks and swimming