Watch for these signs to point you in the right direction.
Pack a lunch and enjoy a relaxing picnic down by the river.
A user trail overlooks the rocks and water below.
Wander out along the rocks to find the best viewpoint.
Rocks line the water's edge like thousands of dinosaur bones.
The river was running low on this particular day.
The riverside rocks provide a quiet escape from more popular destinations nearby.
Look for lizards sunning themselves on the rock.
The Snake River funnels through a narrow section of rock.
The unusual rocks make a variety of swirls, holes, and other shapes as they are carved by rushing water.
A short hike takes you to a series of cascades.
At low flows the water is still, but when the river is high, the water rushes violently over the rocks.
Water tumbles down the rocky channel in the Snake River.
The brown earth and sagebrush remind you that you're in the Idaho desert.