Day in Idaho Falls

 A Day in Idaho Falls

sites to see


Today we went to Idaho falls, it was about 30 minutes away from our camper.

The fist thing we did was the potato museum

(the potato museum was not in Idaho falls)

when we got to the potato museum there was a giant potato outside.

(made out of plastic)

We got our family photo then went inside.

the potato museum was filled with facts, like:

Volcanic soils of the Snake River Valley are especially suited for potatoes,

The expansion of the railroad helped open up a nationwide market for the superior Idaho potato,

(very informational)

 

next we really went to Idaho falls, we went to Idaho Falls River Walk.

both sides of the snake river had awesome views

we walked over about 3 bridges because there was so much to see.

There were even metal animals with moss growing on them!


our final stop was a rock garden,

we saw another marmot which has been added to the tiktok collection

to see him, visit this link: tiktok video Mid-Day marmots part 4

after that we got ice-cream.

(it was delicious)

then we went home, that would bring us to now!

I hope you enjoyed!


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