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This post was originally published on this site Next stop is Perrine Bridge. Make your way towards the I-84 and you will eventually come across the Perrine Bridge. The Perrine Bridge is an iconic landmark in Twin Falls. This bridge is an amazing feat of engineering. It is the eighth highest bridge in the USA standing at 486-feet above the Snake River! Visitors are allowed to walk across both sides of the Perrine Bridge. There is a parking lot on either side of the bridge and both have viewing platforms. Be sure to check out the views from the viewing platforms before walking across the bridge. The views of the Snake River Canyon from here are phenomenal! Be sure to visit the Twin Falls Visitor Center located at the southern end of the Perrine Bridge. The Visitor Center has a number of interactive exhibits, maps of attractions in Twin Falls, and souvenirs.

This post was originally published on this site Starting The Trail The trail starts off beside Pettit Lake and within 0.5 miles you will reach the junction to Alice and Toxaway Lake. You will stay on the trail to the right to get to Toxaway Lake. The trail begins to slowly climb for about a mile through an open hill and then dips and rises several times before descending to another junction where you turn left for Toxaway Lake or right to reach Yellow Belly Lake. From here the trail is fairly flat for about 0.25 miles before it gradually climbs again until you reach a creek crossing. If you prefer to stay dry and keep your shoes on there is a log crossing a short way upstream. After the creek crossing you will slowly climb for what seems a really long time. Eventually you will come across a pretty waterfall and the bush begins to open up and you can see the surrounding mountains. After several miles you will pass a beautiful lake which I’m not sure if you can get close to as it seemed too far of the trail but not to worry as the next lake

This post was originally published on this site Do you want an epic southwest travel adventure? Then look no further than Oklahoma! This surprisingly stunning state offers everything from beautiful natural attractions to history, food and culture! This Oklahoma bucket list will show you how to make the most of your trip. Oklahoma is a state with ancient mountains, rolling prairies, quaint small towns, and modern cities. This often-overlooked state truly does have something for everyone. Once known as Indian Territory, Oklahoma is home to more Native American tribes than any other state. Thirty-nine tribal headquarters make their home within the state’s borders. You can take a deep dive into their history and culture at tribal museums across the state. The best place to start is the newly-opened First Americans Museum where you can learn about the history of all First American tribes living in Oklahoma today. Cowboy culture is alive and kicking in Oklahoma and you’ll see plenty of cowboy boots and hats traveling throughout this state. There’s no better place to get aquainted with America’s western history and traditions than the Sooner State. There are numerous destinations to immerse yourself in the spirit of the west like at