A historic Snake River falls within an accessible heritage park, though sparse public documentation limits details about the site.
No fee
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Based on this listing's approximate location — see the note on coordinates below.
Auger Falls sits within Twin Falls’ 680-acre Auger Falls Heritage Park, expanded through a 2011 transfer of public land from the Bureau of Land Management. The falls are positioned roughly a mile from the park entrance along the Snake River corridor.
The heritage park itself is managed by the City of Twin Falls Parks & Recreation and serves as a day-use destination with no entry fee. While the park’s official page provides general information about its size and history, specific details about the waterfall’s drop, water flow, and the exact hiking distance to the falls viewpoint are not itemized online.
The park’s location on the Snake River makes it part of the larger canyon system that defines southern Idaho’s landscape. Visitors seeking more precise information about trail conditions, parking availability, or accessibility features should contact the City of Twin Falls Parks & Recreation directly through their facilities page.
Year-round accessibility through the park; best visited during moderate weather.
No fee
The managing agency's page (linked below) has the current trailhead and route details — round-trip distance wasn't published when we checked.
We track 8 waterfalls in Snake River Plain.
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City of Twin Falls official facility page for the 680-acre Auger Falls Heritage Park (expanded via a 2011 BLM land transfer), checked 2026-09-04. The falls sit about a mile into the park along the Snake River; page does not itemize fee/hours/ADA/height details. No closure notice found.
Checked September 2026.