Guidebook for Glenns Ferry
Parks & Nature
A unique historical spot along the Oregon Trail. Enjoy the interpretive center and a drive through the sagebrush to the Snake River and the Three Islands.
Three Island Crossing State Park
A unique historical spot along the Oregon Trail. Enjoy the interpretive center and a drive through the sagebrush to the Snake River and the Three Islands.
A very short drive allows you access to a well-maintained gravel road through the Bennett Mountain Hills. See wildflowers, mountain bluebirds and other wildlife, while taking in the cooler air and beautiful scenery.
Bennett Mountain
A very short drive allows you access to a well-maintained gravel road through the Bennett Mountain Hills. See wildflowers, mountain bluebirds and other wildlife, while taking in the cooler air and beautiful scenery.
Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument Visitor Center
17970 N State StEssentials
Friendly staff will help you get the items you're shopping for. Try their great fried chicken and you can get your fishing licenses here too!
Southside Market
412 E 1st AveFriendly staff will help you get the items you're shopping for. Try their great fried chicken and you can get your fishing licenses here too!
Arts & Culture
Summer play productions put on by the local talent...fun and you can eat dinner at the show too!
Historical Opera Theatre
Summer play productions put on by the local talent...fun and you can eat dinner at the show too!
Get info on the G.F. Historical Museum (not listed) at the City Hall, or see below for contact information.
"Built in 1909 from sandstone blocks quarried across the Snake River and carried to the site by wagons and a barge, this building served as a school from 1909 to 1965. In 1987, the building gained a place upon the National Historical Register."
Look for local music - hosted by the Museum.
Museum hours: Saturdays and Sundays Noon-5 p.m., June 1st through September 30th, or by appointment.
152 W. Cleveland
(208) 366-7706
www.glennsferryidaho.org
Glenns Ferry City Hall
110 East 2nd AvenueGet info on the G.F. Historical Museum (not listed) at the City Hall, or see below for contact information.
"Built in 1909 from sandstone blocks quarried across the Snake River and carried to the site by wagons and a barge, this building served as a school from 1909 to 1965. In 1987, the building gained a place upon the National Historical Register."
Look for local music - hosted by the Museum.
Museum hours: Saturdays and Sundays Noon-5 p.m., June 1st through September 30th, or by appointment.
152 W. Cleveland
(208) 366-7706
www.glennsferryidaho.org
Drinks & Nightlife
Crossings Winery
1289 W Madison AveWinery, full bar & restaurant, music on Friday and Saturday nights and golfing.