“5 miles paved trail along Snake River”
The Idaho Falls Greenbelt is one of Idaho Falls charms located in the heart of Idaho Falls, next to the historic Idaho Falls downtown. The paved foot-trail is approximately 6 miles around, following the river plus brings you past the hotels and some of restaurants in Idaho Falls. The trail is enjoyed by bicyclists, joggers or pedestrians who just want to relax and check out the sites beside the 22 foot waterfall, stretching over 600 feet wide. You cross the Broadway Bridge (on the west bank) to get a great view of the entire length of the falls. The path takes you down Riverside Drive, through the South side of downtown Idaho Falls, past the War Veterans Memorial, past a scenic viewing area, alongside fisherman's park, and more. There are many places to stop and sit down on the park bench, or on the grass, or in the sand. Many families bring food to the picnic benches and eat next to the river and usually end up feeding the geese which are always happy for a treat. The Idaho Falls Green Belt has been expanded, reaching down to 17th St and also connecting into Freeman Park. As before, both directions follow the Snake River giving you a beautiful and sometimes peaceful outing. When in Freeman Park, you'll walk right into the Idaho Falls Disc Golf Course, watch out for flying discs! Freeman Park is located just North of the Greenbelt, also the home to the Idaho State University campus.
Wonderful little stop in town. Really enjoyed walking by the water especially after a very long drive.
Beautiful and very friendly town. Great place to walk and stretch your legs!
Nice place to stretch and relax. Use this address 525 River Pkwy, Idaho Falls, ID 83402
This was the perfect place to stop, take a walk, and stretch our legs! Beautiful plant and rockscape along the river. Note- our map directions took us to the south point that was still under construction. If you find similar, follow Snake River Road up further to Pier View, take a right and follow all the way down to the shops and the river walk. We went north on the trail.
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