This short but spectacular canyon, a tributary of the Snake River, was carved by a massive flooding event some 46,000 years ago. It is now a unit of Thousand Springs State Park.
🌊 View a dramatic canyon, river, and Devil’s Washbowl waterfall.
🚶 Walk along the rim and cross a steel footbridge for unique perspectives.
📸 Capture stunning photos of the craggy cliffs and changing light.
🏞️ Discover crystal clear springs, ponds, and diverse geology.
⚠️ Footbridge can become very hot, potentially burning pets' feet.
🚫 Day use only, no camping facilities available.
🅿️ Access via Exit 147 off I-84; follow signs for the park entrance.
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