"Home to the largest public volcanic cave in the world"
Lincoln County was established in 1895 and named after President Abraham Lincoln, under whose administration the Idaho territory was established. With a population of 5,316 (2014), the county is comprised of three towns, Dietrich, Richfield and Shoshone, located 40 miles northeast of Twin Falls.
Lincoln County is home to the Shoshone Ice Caves, Black Magic Canyon and Idaho's Mammoth Cave, the largest volcanic cave in the world open to the public. Just an hour from the world-class ski and resort area Sun Valley, Lincoln County has all the unique recreation you need for you and your family!
Lincoln County was established in 1895 and named after President Abraham Lincoln, under whose administration the Idaho territory was established. With a population of 5,316 (2014), the county is comprised of three towns, Dietrich, Richfield and Shoshone, located 40 miles northeast of Twin Falls.
Lincoln County is home to the Shoshone Ice Caves, Black Magic Canyon and Idaho's Mammoth Cave, the largest volcanic cave in the world open to the public. Just an hour from the world-class ski and resort area Sun Valley, Lincoln County has all the unique recreation you need for you and your family!
