NPS/David Hunter Whether you’re visiting for a few hours, a few days, or perhaps even longer, we’re glad you’re here and we are committed to ensuring you have the best visit possible. We encourage you to stop by one of our visitor centers before starting your exploration. There you’ll find key information and insight on how to make the most of your stay. These four parks represent a wonderful cross-section of the more than 400 units that make up the National Park System. Here in Idaho we partner with a variety of organizations and other agencies — the Bureau of Land Management, Shoshone Bannock Tribes, park partners such as the Craters of the Moon Natural History Association and Friends of Minidoka, and Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation — to help provide you a wide variety of opportunities and experiences. We thank you in advance for actively helping to take care of these special places by staying on roads and trails, putting litter in its place, and taking only photos. Have a safe and enjoyable visit. Wallace Keck, Superintendent City of Rocks Wade Vagias, Superintendent Craters of the Moon, Hagerman Fossil Beds, Minidoka |
Last updated: November 1, 2023