Kelly Canyon!

Kelly Canyon Ski Resort is located in the Targhee National Forest near the South Fork of the Snake River and is one of the most beautiful and historic river valleys of Eastern Idaho. This region is rich in many recreational activities such as: swimming, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, snowmobiling and skiing. Kelly Canyon Ski Resort was founded by E. Bud Johnson and established in 1957. In 1957, a few farmers and ranchers went to Sun Valley Ski Resort. They took pictures and asked a lot of questions. Wheels began to turn and it was a big invest, but one that began a lifetime of fun for the area residents. Kelly's Canyon offers skiing, night skiing, snowboarding, and gear rentals.You can also have a party or other event at Kelly Canyon. 

Teton Valley Adventures!

Teton Valley Adventures offers Snowmobile tours and snowmobile rentals. 

Yellowstone Tours

The snowmobile tours start at the West entrance at Yellowstone National Park. This tour will make frequent stops to see different sights and for photography. The trip is from 8am to 6pm, time can change depending on weather. 

Cave Falls Tour

This tour will show you parts of Yellowstone that few people ever see. You will see falls with a cave that you can walk into. This trip is from 9am to 5pm, times vary depending on weather. 

Mesa Falls Tour

This tour will take you to Mesa Falls and Big Springs. This trip has been an all time favorite for 4 years. 

Big Hole Mountain Tour

This tour is great for families. You will find lots of off trail riding here. 

** Private tours are also offered at all of these places. 

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Idaho Falls Temple!

The Idaho Falls Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is located on a beautiful spot of land overlooking the falls of the Snake River. The land was donated by the Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce. It was completed in 1945.  The Temple is not open to the public, but the visitor's center is located directly in front of it.  The cornerstone for the Idaho Falls Temple was laid on October 19, 1940. In March 1937 the First Presidency had announced that a temple was planned to be built in Idaho and even as early as 1918 plans for this temple had been discussed.   On September 23, 1945, the temple was dedicated by Pres. George Albert Smith, who was President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the time.

Grand Targhee

Grand Targhee is located on the West side of the Grand Teton, 50 miles from Rexburg Idaho. Grand Targhee is a large ski and Summer resort with 3000 acres of uncrowded slopes. Grand Targhee has three different lodges. Each are located very close to the lifts and the Main Plaza. 

Grand Targhee offers alpine skiing, night skiing, heli-skiing, snow cat skiing, cross country, snow tubing and snow boarding. Grand Targhee also offers: group lessons, mountain workshops, mountain guide programs, and snowboard programs. Other exciting activities include learning to ski Grand Targhee's legendary deep powder, exploring new areas, learning to snowboard, enjoying a Peaked Snow Cat Powder Adventure, playing on a new snow toy, becoming an all conditions slider, participating in Snow Sports School with people of your own age or skill level, skating or classic skiing on groomed cross country track, trying telemark skiing, and special women and children's programs.

Yellowstone Bear World!

No vacation to the Yellowstone National Park or Grand Teton National Park region is complete without an adventure into the wild at Yellowstone Bear World, a drive-thru wildlife park. During your visit you will be surrounded by free-roaming wildlife of North America as your drive your personal vehicle through the park. Wildlife includes: Rocky Mountain Elk, Bison, White-tail Deer, Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Goats, Moose and of course American Black Bear, Grizzly Bear and Gray Wolves.

Located 5 miles south of Rexburg, Idaho on US HWY 20 we are easily accessible from both Jackson Hole, Wyoming and West Yellowstone, Montana. When you visit this beautiful region don’t miss the #1 wildlife attraction, Yellowstone Bear World.

Yellowstone Bear World accommodates all vehicles including: travel trailers, motor homes, and tour buses. We can also accommodate semi-trucks & motorcycles with the help of a furnished loaner vehicle.

• Admission Price includes petting zoo, amusement rides and unlimited tours through the park. For Curator tours and bottle feeding, additional rates apply.
• Yellowstone Bear World offers great rates for motor coach tours.Contact Us.
• Yellowstone Bear World also offers group rates for groups larger than 15 people.
• *Maximum car load rate applies to private vehicles only. For group rates or commercial operators please Contact Us.

Rexburg Tabernacle!

The Tabernacle Building was purchased from the LDS Church after the Teton Dam collapsed and flooded the surrounding communities. This building sustained major damage. But after extensive renovation, the Teton Flood Museum opened the summer of 1982 in the basement of the Rexburg Tabernacle. Currently, the Tabernacle is maintained by the City of Rexburg.

In the renovation process the city was able to have the building listed on the national Register of Historic Places. The grounds have picnic tables for public use and are maintained by the city of Rexburg.

The building is used as a civic auditorium which seats 1000 people and is well known for its excellent acoustics. An Austin pipe-organ was restored to enhance the many musical programs which are offered here.

Green Canyon!

Travel north (from Rexburg) to Highway 20 and then go 2 miles north to where the signs advertise Jackson, Wyoming and Highway 33. Take Highway 33 on the right, travel east. Then turn (right) south at mile marker 116, then drive about 4 miles south on this road (Canyon Creek Road)until you reach the facilities.

Enjoy a relaxing time at Green Canyon Hot Springs. It is a popular place for family reunions, church group gatherings, and vacationers. Take advantage of the heated waters of the pool facilities. Water temperatures are a constant 96 degrees, while the outdoor hot pool is a toasty 105 degrees. It also features a beautiful streamside camping area and all the latest conveniences for your trip. Green Canyon offers camping areas, horseback riding, swimming/swimming lessons, picnic areas, snowmobiling and lodging. 

Harriman State Park!

Harriman State Park lies in the heart of a 16,000-acre wildlife reserve in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This park protects a large amount of birds and mammals similar to those living in nearby Yellowstone National Park.

"The rich wildlife habitat has been preserved since the turn of the century when the owners established a private hunting reserve and working cattle ranch. For 75 years, the ranch maintained healthy game, waterfowl and fish populations, allowing today’s park visitors to observe a rare concentration of wildlife in its scenic, natural surrounding."

Twenty-seven of the original Railroad Ranch buildings, from the cookhouse to the horse barn, are still intact, furnished and carefully maintained. 


While at Harriman State Park you can enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, cross country skiing and horseback riding. 


They also offer guided tours of the park.

Nature Park!

The creation of this park was mainly to provide a place for joggers and cyclists to exercise in a beautiful environment. It s located near the fairgrounds on the west side of Rexburg. The Rexburg Nature Park covers a 15 acre area. The jogging trails are located on the Teton River. It is away from traffic and in a more peaceful environment. Wildlife and waterfowl can often be seen in this area. The park has covered picnic tables, children play equipment, and fishing ponds available to everyone. One pond has been designed for children under 12 years of age. Special consideration has been given to the handicapped and the disabled.

The Clair Boyle Skate Park is a popular spot. This large area covered with concrete jumps, hills, and bowls is designed to help boarders, bladers, skaters, and bikers develop and improve their skills.

As of 2010, Rexburg has created a 9 hole Disc Golf Course. The first hole starts by the Clair Boyle Skate Park. Most, if not all holes are under 300 ft in distance from the tee to the pin.

Beaver Dick Park!

Beaver Dick Park is maintained by Madison County Parks and Recreation Department. It was a project of the Idaho Transportation Department and the Rexburg Rotary Club. It is located about 5 miles west of Rexburg on Highway 33. It is located on the west bank of the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River. It was named after "Beaver Dick," Richard Leigh, who was one of the last of the real mountain men of this valley. A large sign stands over the entrance of the Park.


Beaver Dick Park has camping areas, fishing, a boat dock, children's playground and picnic areas.

Beaver Dick Park is open to the public seven days a week. It is occupied on a first come first served basis. Reservations can be made by calling 356-3662 and paying a fee.

Porter Park!

Porter Park, named in honor of Arthur Porter, Jr., is situated in downtown Rexburg. It has picnic tables, playground equipment, tennis courts, a basketball court, a baseball field, a waterslide, and a volleyball area. The jewel of the park, however, is the historic "Idaho Centennial Carousel," which is one of 170 antique carousels still existing in the United States. The Idaho Centennial Carousel is Idaho's only antique wooden carousel. It is one of 170 antique wooden carousels still existing in the United States. It has authentic carousel music from an organ run on paper rolls, providing old-fashioned original sounds. The carousel is housed in a new building at Porter Park.

This beautiful antique wooden carousel was built by Spillman Engineering Company of New York in about 1926. It began life as a traveling carnival machine. In 1947 it was moved to Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, Utah and then to Ogden, Utah. In 1952, a public spirited group in Rexburg were disappointed by a cancellation of their expected 4th of July carnival. They heard of the merry-go-round for sale in Ogden, Utah, raised $5,500 in cash and pledges and went down and got it. It was set up with 2 days to spare and the community had a wonderful celebration. Two years later a dome was built on it to protect it from the weather. In 1976 the Teton Dam flood waters damaged it severely and several horses were lost. In 1988 the carousel was dismantled and skilled craftsmen restored it. It was renovated by 1990 in time to commemorate Idaho's 100th birthday. It has 12 newly carved horses and 26 repaired horses along with repaired chariots. Music is by Stinson Band Organ Company in Ohio. The organ runs on a paper roll, providing the old-fashioned original sounds.

This carousel is a major attraction in Rexburg and a delight to people of all ages. It is considered a "jewel" of Porter Park in Rexburg. Although it is unique and has a rich history, it is not considered a museum piece but rather a working carousel for people to ride.

While at Porter Park, some of the amenities you can use include, tennis courts, a baseball diamons, a children's playground, picnic and barbecue areas, spray park, jogging paths, basketball courts, and the Idaho Centennial Carousel.
 The spray park is available for public use from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Covered picnic areas can be reserved by calling 208-359-3020 Ext. 0.

Teton Lakes Golf Course and Rexburg Municipal

The Teton Lakes Golf Course is located at 722 North 12th West. It is a 9 or 18 hole course. They offer season passes or single golf games. They also have a junior golf team and junior golf lessons. "Well maintained with nice greens. Generous fairways. Pro shop is will stocked. Easy to walk, and except for an unusual day, tee times not needed." You can find the prices and hours at their website. The Teton Lakes Golf Course had an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars according to golflink.com.

The Rexburg Municipal golf course is located at 26 Airport Road. This course is also 9 or 18 holes. Rexburg Municipal is cheaper than Teton Lakes, but they do not offer as many options. "I really like this course. It is an older park style. Of course, that means some small greens. The first few times through you will probably miss the subtilties that make this a fun course. Pay attention to the greens. They are extremely well thought out and offer a great variety of challenges. (However, the sand traps are horrid and need some cleaner, fluffier sand. They are best played with less bounce on your wedge.) Out of bounds along the airport on holes 6, 7 and 9 will clobber your score if you tend to bend the ball to the right. Especially if the prevailing wind is blowing. The rough can get long at times. I have really enjoyed this course and plan on doing so for many years to come." You can find more reviews for Rexburg Municipal at golflink.com.