Welcome to Shoshone Falls, Idaho Historical Marker #172, a captivating showcase of natures grandeur right here in Twin Falls. Often nicknamed the Niagara of the West, these magnificent falls tower 212 feet above you and stretch 900 feet wide - thats even taller than Niagara Falls!

The water cascading down before your eyes originates from snow deep in the mountains north of Twin Falls. Every spring, this snow melts and flows into Shoshone and Richfield to irrigate their farmlands. But today, its pouring over these majestic falls for all to see!

To reach this awe-inspiring sight, make your way via U.S. 93 at milepost 50, about 0.1 miles from the bridge. Once you arrive at Shoshone Falls Park, maintained by the city of Twin Falls, prepare yourself for an unforgettable view. Stand on one of the parks many historical markers, including Marker #172, and gaze upon the breathtaking waterfall before you.

As you take in this incredible spectacle, remember that each drop of water has traveled from distant mountain ridges to create the scene before you – a testament to natures power and beauty. So, enjoy your visit to Shoshone Falls, Idaho Historical Marker #172!