Twin Falls, ID - Official Website

Study Determines Signal No Longer Needed at Intersection of Fairfield St. and Second Ave.

A study by the City of Twin Falls and Idaho Transportation Department has determined that a traffic control signal is no longer needed at the intersection of U.S. 30/Second Avenue West and Fairfield Street North. Read on...
City Utility Customers May Discard Christmas Tree at Curbside Pickup

Residents may dispose of Christmas trees by cutting them into smaller sections and placing curbside during regular trash pickup. Read on...
City of Twin Falls Taking Additional Precautions to Clear City Streets

The City of Twin Falls is taking additional precautions to clear and maintain city streets during the winter season, and it’s asking for the public’s help to ensure that street crews can safely clear streets when significant snow or precipitation arrives. Read on...
Downtown Lane Closures for Construction Project at 160 Main Avenue

Contractors will begin using heavy equipment to remove the former Idaho Youth Ranch Building at 160 Main Avenue beginning Monday, Dec. 7. There will be lane closures to safely set up the equipment and remove the building debris. Read on...

Snake River Canyon Rim Trails

Explore the trails around the Snake River Canyon. From the Evel Knievel jump site to a relaxing stroll at the Auger Falls Heritage Park. There is something for everyone.
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City of Twin Falls Recreation Guide

See the many recreation opportunities in the City of Twin Falls that are available for all ages and all interests. Stay happy and healthy by keeping your body and mind active.
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City Parks and Facilities

The Parks Department manages more than 1300 acres for citizens and visitors, with Shoshone Falls and Dierkes Lake attracting over 300,000 visitors each year.
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Snake River Canyon Rim Trails