Perched atop the magnificent Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls provides a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities. The area experiences an average of 200 clear days per year, so everyone can enjoy such outdoor activities as golf, boating, Nordic and alpine skiing, camping, hiking, white water rafting, water skiing, fishing and hunting.

If you're visiting Twin Falls for the first time, Shoshone Falls -- also known as the Niagara of the West -- is a must-see. It is 212 feet high and about 900 feet wide. For driving directions, click here. The cost for parking at the Shoshone Falls Park is $3 per car from May through September.

Chamber of Commerce (business)

College of Southern Idaho (cultural and sporting events, education, community activities)

KMVT (local television)

Magicvalleyonline.com (restaurants, shopping, media)

Magic Valley health care (doctors, hospital, etc.)

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River of Stone  (geological and cultural history of the Snake River Canyon)

Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization (business, entertainment, quality of life)

Southern Idaho Tourism (culture, entertainment, outdoor activities, hunting, fishing)

Twin Falls churches

Twin Falls Times-News (local newspaper)