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Southern Idaho's unique geographical makeup and range of weather conditions offer something for everyone! Residents enjoy an environment unlike any other in the country. From recreation, to arts, to dining, you won't be disappointed by the range of opportunities available here all year long. 

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Southern Idaho Recreation

WORLD-CLASS BASE JUMPING: Travel to Twin Falls' I.B. Perrine Bridge to enjoy one of the best, safest and most breathtaking spots to practice free falling from buildings, antennas, spans and Earth (BASE). The I.B. Perrine Bridge is one of the few legal places to jump in North America. ​twinfallsbase.com

CASTLE ROCKS STATE PARK: At the base of 10,339-ft. Cache Peak, the park is open year-round for hiking, mountain biking, world-class rock climbing and wildlife watching! parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

CITY OF ROCKS: Rivals Yosemite National Park as a western favorite for technical rock climbers and is widely considered one of the world's top rock climbing destinations, while also offering a top spot for snowshoeing in the winter. Activities from summer through winter! nps.gov/cityofrocks

WINTER SPORTS: Famous for our snow, Southern Idaho offers numerous short-drive locations for skiing, snowshoeing, snow boarding and other powder sports. Nearby resorts include Pomerelle Mountain Resort, Magic Mountain Resort and Sun Valley Resort. visitsouthidaho.com/winter

​THOUSAND SPRINGS STATE PARK: This nearby park welcomes hikers, boaters, kayakers, hunters, bird watchers, fishers and more, complete with beautiful 360° scenery. idaho.gov/thousand-springs

SNAKE RIVER: Southern Idaho is blessed with one of the master rivers of the west. Take pleasure in white water rafting, wake boarding, kayaking, paddling, and more all at our very own Snake River! ​

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Southern Idaho Arts & Culture

International and local performing art shows, local theater, art displays, dance, concerts, and symphonies are just a taste of some of the many arts and culture events to enjoy in Southern Idaho. 

twin falls center for the arts

southern idaho museums

wilson theatre

orpheum theatre

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Resources for Young Professionals

Magic Valley Young Professionals (MVYP) is dedicated to fostering relationship building, leadership development, and civic engagement among young professionals in the Twin Falls, Idaho area.

MVYP hosts:

• weekly Happy Hours at favorite spots around the area
• tours of local businesses and factories
• networking and professional development events

• volunteer opportunities 

Visit them online or on their Facebook page to connect with other young professionals in the region!

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EXPLORE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Find jobs in manufacturing, healthcare, education & more:

​southernidaho.org/jobs

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Retail & Dining

​Experience the region's local food and dining establishments, from small eateries to those perched 486 ft. above the Snake River. Make your way down the menu with us!

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Where to eat in southern idaho

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Twin Falls serves as the regional market center for the retail stores and a wide range of business and personal services. A shopping opportunity with national, local, and specialized retail outlets cater to most shopping needs of Southern Idaho residents. Historic Downtown Twin Falls features a relaxed shopping pace with locally owned specialty shops. Dining opportunities are plentiful, from fast food, to healthy, to moderately upscale restaurants.

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