There’s Something Strange But Beautiful Happening Right Now At This Famous Idaho Waterfall
If you’re an Idahoan, chances are you’ve witnessed the epic beauty that is Shoshone Falls. This waterfall is one of Idaho’s most iconic sights. Located in Twin Falls, this is an incredibly popular attraction during spring and summer. Everybody knows that the falls aren’t nearly as majestic during the winter. However, something incredibly weird is happening with the waterfall this year.

The incredible sight of the 212-foot high falls is a must for every Idahoan!

The rocky bluffs are still gorgeous, even without the cascades of water flowing down them. However, it really isn't quite the same...

Water flows of up to 5,000 cubic feet per second is estimated to be pouring down the waterfall for the rest of the month. The unexpected flow of water is the result of water being released from the Upper Snake River reservoirs located upstream.

There's nothing like the sight of a light sprinkling of snow over the Snake River Canyon. This place truly is an unparalleled sight all year long.

Can you imagine getting that perfect picture of the waterfall flowing among some amazing winter scenery? Talk about postcard worthy! It's almost like a Christmas miracle has taken place.

With Shoshone Falls roaring with gusto and force, this may just be the best December ever. Be sure to plan out a short day trip to Twin Falls to witness this incredibly unique sight. There's no telling when this sort of thing will happen again.
Do you think you’ll go see Shoshone Falls this winter? It certainly looks incredible! While you’re at it, check out the nearby City Of Waterfalls That’ll Take Your Breath Away.