Idaho Falls, Idaho is located on the border of Wyoming and has been named one of the best places to live in America by various publications. Known as one of the Gateway Cities to Yellowstone National Park, Idaho Falls is a regional hub for visiting eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming. Visiting families will enjoy the Tautphaus Park Zoo, a national leader in conservation education offering year-round EdZOOcation classes and overnight safari's. Boasting the largest collection of wildlife in Idaho State, you won't want to miss the new Snow Leopard cub, Sarani and her mother, along with endangered African penguins, sloth bears, red-crowned cranes and lemurs. The zoo offers daily animal encounters where specialists let visitors see - and sometimes touch - the animals out of their cages. The Museum of Idaho features two permanent, rotating historical exhibitions called Eagle Rock and The Race for Atomic Power. Eagle Rock was the original name of Idaho Falls, so-called due to the nearby nesting site for eagles on a rocky island offshore in the Snake River. The Race for Atomic Power details the history of Idaho Falls as the first city to use nuclear power. Lava Hot Springs is a great retreat for families with their assortment of sulfur-free, indoor & outdoor swimming pools, natural hot springs, with heated decks to make for year-round comfort. There are also sunken gardens built into the remains of an algae reef.
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