Niagara Springs Unit, Thousand Springs State Park

Tumbling down the canyon side at 250 cubic feet per second, Niagara Springs is a sight you won't soon forget. The churning, icy blue glacial water is a National Natural Landmark and part of the world-famous Thousand Springs complex along the Snake River. The park provides a great opportunity to drive into the 350-foot-deep Snake River Canyon, but be cautious. The road is narrow and steep and not recommended for either motorhomes or large trailers. Once inside the canyon, you'll find year-round fishing in Crystal Springs Lake, including a handicap accessible site. Waterfowl and other wildlife are abundant.

The park and picnic area are closed for the season at Niagara but there is still Crystal Springs to see and experience. We don’t have any information as to when the last time Crystal was stocked but when we do it will probably appear on our Facebook page first.