Finding Bigfoot
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While there have been reported Bigfoot sightings all over the USA, there is a more constant and overt presence of the big, friendly, furball in Pocatello than anywhere else! You may or may not see him out and about, but there is clear evidence of the places he likes to visit and things he likes to do. Good luck on your quest!
Fort Hall Replica
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The Fort Hall Replica and Historical Complex are open May – October at the upper Ross Park area in Pocatello. Established in 1922 this location features the Fort Hall Replica and Trading Post, The Pocatello Junction Townsite (at ¾ scale walkable replica of the original townsite) and the Bannock County Historical Museum. Bring your pioneering spirit and get ready for a taste of the way things used to be.
Downtown Neon Sign Walk
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Over the last 20 years a group of hard-working Pocatello citizens have restored, maintained, and highlighted almost 25 neon signs in the downtown Pocatello area. Come and take a self-guided tour of these beautiful and classic works of “branding art” and enjoy some of the downtown shops, breweries, and restaurants while you stroll.
Geronimo’s!
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The most visited year-round family attraction in the city of Chubbuck! Geronimo’s has tons of trampolines, parking, lockers, snacks, and fun for your little ones to come and get the wiggles out. Events and specials are happening all the time. Check the website for details and release forms before visiting.
Culinary Delights!
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Culinary Delights!
Pocatello, Idaho’s culinary experience is characterized by a blend of classic American comfort food, including the regional specialty of finger steaks and “fry sauce”, in addition to a slew of new food trucks and an emerging scene of elevated, diverse dining options in its historic downtown area.
The Idaho Museum of Natural History
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– at I.S.U.
Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) ever-changing exhibitions emphasize the collections and mission of the Museum, and include permanent and special offerings. Educational classes for children, families, and adults provide more in-depth exploration of the natural history of Idaho (see the website for a current schedule).
The IMNH is also home to collections in Anthropology, Earth Sciences, and Life Sciences and maintains an archive which documents its history as well as the history of the collections. Researchers pursue scholarly study of the collections and publish their findings in peer-reviewed and museum-sponsored publications.
Food & Games at Outer Limits Fun Zone
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Outer Limits!
When it comes to Family Fun, Outer Limits has got it figured out! This place is huge. With all of the kid’s favorite arcade-type games, laser tag, bowling, golf, darts, and more. But let’s not forget the food. Their food is over-the-top delicious too! (ya gotta try the wings and potatoes).
Walking the Portneuf Greenway paved trails
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The Local Greenway organization (The Portneuf Greenway Foundation) is proudly run by a huge group of community-minded volunteers who are excited to share this amazing asset with visitors and locals alike. As of 2026 the paved walking paths along the Portneuf greenway trail system are now almost 20 miles long! The trails are shared by walkers, runners and bikers. Pets are welcome to those who keep them on a leash. Please clean up after your pets and share the trails.
Disk Golf!
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Disk Golf is very popular is the Pocatello/Chubbuck area. We’ve got maps and a very active bunch of enthusiasts. Please be respectful of others while using the courses. Check out our landing page for a collection of local links, maps, and info.
Biking a Zillion Trails!
We have a winner!
Hands-Down, Mountain Biking is the most popular outdoor activity in the Pocatello area. With hundreds of miles of mapped biking trails and a very active community of bikers. We host multiple annual events both sanctioned and non-sanctioned. We’re always happy to see respectful, environmentally-conscious, trail riders come to Pocatello and get involved in this fantastic sport.
