Idaho is an outdoor paradise and Idaho Power's system of day-use parks, overnight camping and boating facilities provide visitors some of the best recreational
opportunities our state has to offer.
Construction on overnight camping, boating and fishing facilities at C.J. Strike Reservoir begins this year and will continue into 2009. Plan your next trip to C.J. Strike.
Changes in national security levels have revised Idaho Power's stance on allowing
public access to its hydroelectric plants and the company's historic exhibit
at Swan Falls.Tour groups must provide a list of the names and addresses of
all adults on the tour one week in advance. For Twin Falls-area tours, contact
Area Manager Randy Hill, at 208-736-3458. For tours within the Hells Canyon
area, contact Area Manager Ric Bobier at 541-785-3323. For more details, see
the April 21, 2003 edition of Update.
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Help Idaho Power researchers with our fish stocking program and earn the chance to win $1,000!
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To obtain the status of river flows and reservoir levels, call our toll-free
recreation number 1-800-422-3143, or visit our Water
Information section.
Check out the Hells Canyon trail
map (PDF, 236KB) or
Hells Canyon parks
map (PDF, 133KB), for
more details. Our Hells Canyon Area Slide
Show is a collection of photos capturing the area's scenic wonders and
wildlife. Our Fun Country brochure
(PDF, 3.2M, please note downloading
this file with a dial-up modem may take up to 30 minutes), contains maps
with park locations and facilities as well as information about some of the
local and historical points of interest. Check out the Hells Canyon Bird Check List (PDF, 692KB).
Learn more about Fees
and Rules at Idaho Power's only overnight campgrounds located
in Hells Canyon, each park's amenities,
or find out how to get there. For information on park capacity, call Kory at 541-540-7209.
The Hells Canyon
National Recreation Area, the Bureau of Land Management's Vale
District, Baker
County Parks and the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway Web sites also have helpful information
about the area. Check out the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare's Fish Consumption Advisory Program to learn more about eating fish as an excellent nutritional food source.
