Have You Seen the Mysterious Stairs That Go Nowhere in Idaho?

Certain things in life can't be explained. What is the meaning of life? What happens after death? How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie-pop? There are also things that we see that are tough to explain as well, and we likely will never know. What killed all the dinosaurs? How did the pyramids get made? How did the giant heads on Easter Island get there? Certain things leave many wondering and scratching their heads. Similar to the examples above, there is also a mystery in Idaho, and that is the mystery of the stairs that go nowhere. 

The Stairs That Go Nowhere in Idaho

Recently, a pair of stairs that go to nowhere popped up in Twin Falls, Idaho and it has many scratching their head and asking questions. Where did the stairs come from? What are they doing there? Did they once belong to something and go somewhere? Are they meant to one day lead to somewhere? There are many questions, but there are also many theories. The stairs do not go up high, but they lead to a fall if you take too many steps. It isn't every day you see stairs that lead to nothing, which adds to the mystery and rareness of seeing such an attraction. 

Theories About the Stairs That Go Nowhere in Twin Falls

With nobody seeming to know where the stairs came from, it has led to many theories. Were they once attached to a trailer at a construction site and got left behind? Are they a part of a bigger set of stairs that are meant to be completed at a later date? Are aliens planning and setting up stairs to fulfill a mission in the future? Nobody knows for sure, but these mysterious stairs could lead to an increase in tourists this summer, as nobody knows how long the stairs will remain in Twin Falls, and how long they will remain without a destination to end at. They also could be gone tomorrow, never to be seen again. 

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If you want to see the mysterious stairs that lead nowhere, they are located near the intersection of Pole Line and Washington, next to Culver's. You can climb them, but be careful of the fall that may await you, and make sure to use the handrails. Get a picture and don't miss your chance to see the mysterious, rare sight of stairs that lead to nowhere in Twin Falls, Idaho.