Best trails in Twin Falls, Idaho
Looking for a great trail near Twin Falls, Idaho? AllTrails has 16 great hiking trails, trail running trails, walking trails and more, with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers, and nature lovers like you. If you're looking for the best trails around Balanced Rock State Park, we've got you covered. You'll also find some great local park options, like Shoshone Falls Park or Auger Falls Park. Just looking to take a quick stroll? We've got 9 easy trails in Twin Falls ranging from 2 to 12.3 miles and from 3,133 to 7,178 feet above sea level. Start checking them out and you'll be out on the trail in no time!
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Top trails (16)
Snake River Canyon Rim Trail
#1 - Snake River Canyon Rim Trail
Twin Falls, Idahoeasy
(78)
(78)Length: 12.3 mi • Est. 5 h 32 m
A paved trail with beautiful canyon and waterfall views. Please be aware that the falls do not run all year (seasonal variations).
The trail surface is paved asphalt and typically at least six feet wide. The grade is steep (over 8% in areas) so wheelchair and stroller users may need assistance.Show more
Perrine Coulee Falls
#3 - Perrine Coulee Falls
Twin Falls, Idahoeasy(58)
(58)Length: 2.0 mi • Est. 1 h 6 m
As of May 2020, the road leading to the trailhead is under construction. Hikers may still get to the falls by parking at the first gravel section next to the park sign. Show more
Canyon Rim Trail from Shoshone Falls
#4 - Canyon Rim Trail from Shoshone Falls
Shoshone Falls Parkmoderate(43)
(43)Length: 12.6 mi • Est. 5 h 47 m
This fully-paved trail is popular for biking and walking and has fantastic views of Shoshone Falls.
This full route is too steep to be considered wheelchair and stroller friendly but the section to the first observation deck is considered accessible and can be viewed on its own trail page here: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/idaho/shoshone-falls-observation-deck-trailShow more
Rim View Trail
#10 - Rim View Trail
Sawtooth National Foresteasy(11)
(11)Length: 10.1 mi • Est. 4 h 27 m
Starting at the southern trailhead, the trail heads north through the high desert before dipping into the lush pine/fir forests. The trail generally descends with one or two short and mild climbs. The trail has two small stream crossings which are generally where you'll find the climbs as well. After May, these streams are pretty easily jumped across. This trail offers wonderful views of Rock Creek Canyon from start to finish.Show more
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