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THEATERS |
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L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing
Arts Center |
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Eight CINEMAS, four LIVE THEATERS
of which two are DINNER THEATER groups, formal CIVIC SYMPHONY
plus shorts and tank tops summer OUTDOOR BANDSHELL CONCERTS
rounds out the viewable.
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Pocatello proudly unveils it's new state of
the art Theatre! Theatre ISU's performance
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 Mystique
Dinner Theater is Idaho's premier Dinner and Chamber Theater.
It features many of the finest theatrical performances.
158 E Chubbuck Rd
Chubbuck, ID 83202
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 Westside
Player Dinner Theatre
The Warehouse,
1009 South 2nd, i
In Pocatello’s Historic Warehouse
District.
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POCATELLO ZOO |
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HOLT ARENA |
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 View all the native species of
birds and animals of the Rocky Mountains in a unique, natural
setting.
Pocatello Zoo
3101 Avenue of the Chiefs
Pocatello, Idaho 83204
Phone (208) 234.6264
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 The first covered college
football stadium, and the first indoor turf, since replaced
by the first roll up turf and crowned by the largest indoor
flag, which is unfurled from a B 29 Bombay. |
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IDAHO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY |
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BANNOCK COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
AND FORT HALL REPLICA |
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Features stories of native animals
long departed along with a hands-on children's section.
Building #12, Room 205C
ISU Campus 5th & Dillon
Phone (208) 282-3168
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Sited together in Ross Park
next to the Zoo, they give insight into the early settlers
of our community.
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OUTDOOR
ACTIVITIES |
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Pocatello
ranked #5 for Outdoor Magazine's Best Fishing
Towns in 2009!
Public hunting land surrounds Pocatello. The Caribou National Forest to the east hosts awesome mule deer and elk hunting, and BLM land southwest of town is a top spot for prairie grouse. The nearby Fort Hall Indian Reservation, as well as public refuges along the Snake River to the west, is home to incredible waterfowling.
A constellation of reservoirs—American Falls, Devils Creek, Soda Springs, Glendale and Chesterfield—provide local boaters, and icefishermen in
winter, with stillwater fishing for everything from perch to overfed rainbows. The tailwater below the American Falls dam is the easternmost water in the country in which to find white sturgeon. Ice Fishing is popular too!
Pocatello’s location at the intersection of Interstates 15 and 86 gives residents easy access to the natural wonder of Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, and the big-city offerings of Salt Lake City and Boise. |
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 JOGGING
and WALKING are nice in several areas including 12 miles of Portneuf
Greenway along the river in town. RUNNING is popular at several
scheduled 5 & 10K events plus a certified MARATHON each Labor
Day weekend.
Dedicated cycling lanes in town, FITNESS & AEROBICS CENTERS
abound, including in the larger hotels.
Mountain and Street Bikes can find a pleasant ride on several well
marked city and campus bike lanes, especially Bannock Highway on
the west side. The same Sister Cities Park and City Creek Trail
offer greater challenge. The Portneuf
Greenway is open to bikers with a courtesy eye out for runners
and walkers.
HIKING is enjoyed on the same challenging trails with the added
benefit of being able to get further up the mountains, especially
the west bench. |
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ROSS PARK AQUATIC CENTER |
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SKATE BOARD PARK |
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A water slide, lazy river,
and kiddie pool with aqua gym provide water fun for all
ages.
In the Ross Park area
2901 S 2nd Ave
Pocatello, ID
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Both
skate boarders and
rollerbladers
can perfect their skills & jumps at the public facility. In the Ross Park area
2400 S 2nd Ave (approximate)
Pocatello, ID |
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SNOWMOBILING |
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SKIING |
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 We have over 250 miles of groomed
snowmobile trails through scenic forested mountains
and over powdery valley floors. Scout Mountain-Mink
Creek and the
Inman-Pebble-Toponce areas
have warming shelters for both Nordic skiers and
snowmobilers.
Snowmobile Trail Maps
Pocatello Weather |
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THE PASS PAINT BALL FIELD |
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OUTER LIMITS FUN ZONE |
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 7 outside fields, one is a CQB Village, the great M.F. Hill (a real challenge), and a tire-themed woodsball field. Inside playing fields with SupAir Bunkers.
8450 S. 5th Ave., just
South of Century High School
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 Arcade, Black Light Miniture Golf, Lazer Tag, Grill.
WestWood Mall
1800 Garett Way
Pocatello, Idaho 83201
208-232-PLAY (7529) |
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