Welcome to Idaho Falls, Idaho! Located in Bonneville County, this beautiful southeastern Idaho community boasts a multitude of every day amenities that makes it an ideal city to live. Idaho’s second largest city, Idaho Falls, was designated as one of Inc. Magazine’s top "10 Hottest Small Cities" and also one of the 100 Best Adventure Towns by National Geographic. These designations are a testament to the high quality of life Idaho Falls has to offer with its’ riverside walks, ski hills, live orchestra, professional baseball and nearby National Parks with abundant opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, camping and boating.
When you decide to make Idaho Falls your home you will enjoy many of the city’s amenities, including but not limited to, the riverside walks along the Snake River walking path, the Idaho Falls Zoo, the Museum of Idaho, Willard Arts Center, the Japanese Pavillion, East Idaho Aquarium, the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho along with many fine restaurants. Idaho Falls is also home to Chukar’s baseball team who play at Melaleauca Field. All the big city amenities wrapped up in a small city atmosphere.
If you need to get out of the city life, the outdoor recreational opportunities are endless in this part of the country. With Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park within driving distance, Idaho Falls is the perfect place to launch off to all the outdoor activities you could ever want. Wildlife viewing, skiing, fishing, hunting, hiking, camping and boating abound.
Idaho Falls is where 2 legendary fly fishing rivers converge, the Henry's Fork of the Snake comes in from the north and the South Fork of the Snake comes in from the east. The Henry's Fork primarily is a rainbow trout fishery and the South Fork is primarily a cutthroat fishery and is considered the best wild trout fishery in all the lower 48 states. Take your pick between fishing to the North or South, it's tough to go wrong around here.
Within driving distance of Idaho Falls there is also a plethora of great lakes for fishing. Palisades Reservoir is a picturesque body of water in eastern Idaho on U.S. Highway 26 near the Idaho and Wyoming border and about 25 miles west of Jackson Hole Wyoming. The reservoir is nestled between the Snake River Range and the Caribou Range and is a beautiful setting where wildlife thrives in abundance. The drive between Star Valley Wyoming and Swan Valley Idaho along Palisades Lake is a treat for the visitor and a treasure for the resident.
Idaho Falls offers something for everyone, so whether you are looking for property within the city or would prefer the more quiet countryside, Idaho 1st Class Properties will help you find that perfect property. We are CRS (Certified Residential Specialist), GRI (Graduate of the Realtor Institute), ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative), SFR (Short Sale and Foreclosure Certified) and SRES(Senior Real Estate Specialist), so no matter the property you are looking for we have knowledgeable, educated Real Estate Agents ready to help you make your move to Idaho Falls a reality. Give us a call today at: (208) 557-0500, to discuss your specific home, farm, ranch, land, business or commercial needs.
Jerilyn Rindfleisch, Broker/Owner
CRS, GRI, ABR, SFR, SRES, and 201KS
Cell: (208) 681-0932
rjrindfleisch@earthlink.net
Randy Rindfleisch,
Co-Owner/Unlicensed
Cell: (208) 681-0929
rjrindfleisch@earthlink.net
Maleah Ivie
Cell: (208) 339-2715
iviemale@gmail.com
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Vol. 27, Issue 1 - Fall 2022/Winter 2023
