The Majestic Perrine Memorial Bridge: A Gateway to Idaho's Natural Wonders

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are starting from downtown Twin Falls, head northwest on Main Avenue toward 3rd Street. Continue walking on Main Avenue for about 0.5 miles until you reach the intersection with Shoshone Street. Turn right onto Shoshone Street and walk for about 0.3 miles until you reach the entrance of the Centennial Waterfront Park. Enter the park and follow the paved path along the Snake River for approximately 1 mile. You will enjoy scenic views of the river and the surrounding area. Keep following the path until you see the Perrine Memorial Bridge in the distance. The bridge will be directly ahead, and you can access viewpoints and trails around it.

• Biking

  If you prefer to bike, start at the Twin Falls City Park located at 300 W 4th St. Head west on 4th Street for about 0.4 miles, then turn left onto Shoshone Street. Continue on Shoshone Street for another 0.2 miles until you reach the entrance to the Centennial Waterfront Park. Once in the park, follow the bike path along the Snake River for roughly 1 mile. The path will lead you directly toward the Perrine Memorial Bridge, where you can stop and take photos or enjoy the views.

• Public Transport

  Public transportation options in Twin Falls are limited, but you can take a local bus to get closer to the bridge. Start by locating the nearest bus stop in downtown Twin Falls. Check the local transit schedule for the next available bus heading toward the bridge area. Once you get off the bus, walk towards the Snake River and follow the signs for the Centennial Waterfront Park. From there, you can walk along the path to reach the Perrine Memorial Bridge. Be sure to check the bus schedules ahead of time for accurate timing.