Explore Hagerman

Billingsley Creek is a spring-fed unit of Thousand Springs State Park near Hagerman with wildlife habitat, fishing, trails, visitor facilities, and access to the park’s modern visitor center. The creek and surrounding landscape make it an easy family nature stop in the Hagerman Valley. Amenities & Features 🎣 Spring-fed creek fishing 🦆 Wildlife viewing 🚶 Walking and trail access 🏛️ Read more...

Hagerman Fish Hatchery raises rainbow trout and several other fish species for Idaho waters. Families can view fish in designated hatchery areas and combine the visit with fishing and wildlife viewing on the surrounding Hagerman Wildlife Management Area. Amenities & Features 🐟 Rainbow trout and other species 👀 Hatchery viewing areas 🎣 Nearby fishing 🌿 Wildlife Management Area 🎟️ Free Read more...

Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument protects one of North America’s most important Pliocene fossil sites. Families can visit the Thousand Springs Visitor Center to see fossils, including displays connected to the famous Hagerman Horse, then explore scenic overlooks and trails. Amenities & Features 🦴 Pliocene fossil exhibits 🐴 Hagerman Horse history 🏛️ Thousand Springs Visitor Center 🥾 Scenic overlooks and Read more...

Hagerman National Fish Hatchery is a steelhead-rearing facility south of Hagerman that raises more than a million young steelhead for Idaho’s Salmon River system. Families can visit designated areas and learn how hatcheries support Idaho’s ocean-going fish. Amenities & Features 🐟 Steelhead trout 🎓 Salmon and steelhead education 👀 Outdoor raceways 💧 Spring-fed hatchery water 🎟️ Free admission Good to Read more...

Hagerman Valley Historical Museum combines local community history with the valley’s famous fossil discoveries. Families can see fossil displays, a full-cast Hagerman horse replica, Native American artifacts, pioneer collections, photographs, and regional history. Amenities & Features 🦴 Hagerman fossil displays 🐴 Hagerman horse replica 🏺 Native American artifacts 📷 Pioneer and community history 📚 Regional research materials Good to Know Read more...

Malad Gorge is a dramatic unit of Thousand Springs State Park near Hagerman, where the Malad River drops through stair-step falls and Devil’s Washbowl before cutting a deep basalt gorge toward the Snake River. Families can enjoy canyon overlooks, a bridge spanning the gorge, short hikes, picnicking, and geologic scenery. Amenities & Features 🌊 250-foot-deep gorge 💦 Devil’s Washbowl and Read more...