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A growing number of people are moving to Southern Idaho from states such as California, Washington and Arizona, for reasons that include a lower cost of living and strong sense of community. Here are some of the beautiful places to reside in the Magic Valley: Twin Falls and Buhl Twin Falls is named for the nearby waterfalls on the Snake River, and the city has grown from 34,000 residents in 2000 to 43,000 residents in 2010. There are abundant stores, restaurants and parks, and the College of... Read More »
About Twin Falls, ID
Twin Falls' diverse outdoor recreation opportunities range from BASE jumping into the Snake River Canyon, whitewater rafting, fishing, hiking, biking and everything in between. Twin Falls also boasts a thriving agriculture-based economy, represented by both global corporations and small family farms, along with a well-supported school district and community college.
- Mostly Younger
- Smaller City
- Growing City
- Mostly Homeowners
- Mostly Married
- Short Commute Time
- Hot Summer
- Close to Major Airport
About Twin Falls, ID
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