balanced rock

There is one landmark in the area though that people are told to visit, that in my opinion isn't worth the trip and is overhyped.

Do you have a favorite spot in southern Idaho where you enjoy watching the sun go down? Maybe it's your back porch.

I wanted to see if the lasers were powerful enough to light up Balanced Rock, and what I saw after switching on the projectors still gives me chills when I think of it, even though the photographs don't do the experience justice.

Formed millions of years ago, this massive rock formation rests on a thin pedestal of stone that doesn't seem like it should be able to maintain its weight.

I enjoy watching the tourists take selfies at the visitor center and at Shoshone Falls.

For a quick getaway to enjoy an afternoon kayaking, here are some of the best locations nearby you may or may not know about.

A few months back I wrote that it was overrated. I have recently revisited and would like to update my stance on the infamous rock.

Just a few feet from reaching the top where the rock itself sits on its pedestal, I began hearing a sound that I couldn't quite identify. My daughter was with me as well, and she also heard it.

The idea was to use a pair of Star Shower projection lights to cast a holiday glow on the famous rock. I packed my trusty Maglite, both projectors and my fully-charged, Jackery box.

Defacing these monuments isn’t a laughing matter.

It looks like a profile of John F. Kennedy wearing an Elvis pompadour.

Ten bucks to see a lava flow?