We stopped here on our way out of town and enjoyed a wonderful home cooked breakfast! The barn is a…read moreunique atmosphere with lots of history! It's a very relaxed vibe with mismatching cups, plates and silverware to add to its character. We each got a Triple Double with a biscuit (baked fresh by our waitress that morning). I got a Vanilla Pancake instead of hash browns as one of my sides for a small sweet treat. PRO TIP: GET A SIDE OF GRAVY TO SHARE FOR YOUR BISCUITS! The gravy is also made fresh in house every morning and has a great flavor!

This place is amazing! Highly recommend! It's historically significant and a wonderful place to go…read morefor breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The loft is a great place to have a class reunion, memorial service, or wedding. The new owners have realized the importance of this barn and its stone mason, Trevor Pugh, to the Jerome, Idaho area.

Definitely worth the detour off the freeway to go through Buhl and visit this place. The owner is…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about specialty foods. We loved the bread. I wouldn't recommend the honey butter because I like mine extra sweet and his was understated.

Cute home decor and gift shop…read more On a Saturday morning we wondered the main street of Buhl. Some antiquing and some new items. This shop has almost everything. A small selection of handmade cards. Cute baby gift items. Lots of home decor accents for the country interior. Candles with some unique scents. And in the back, a fabric area. There is street parking out front. Locally owned.

To purchase any material and sometimes other suplies, I come here. They have so many cute options…read more Its often hard for me to decide with so many beautiful colors etc. Very good quality of material as well. I was informed the owner makes trips to Las Vegas to purchase the material. The owner is very nice and helpful. Some of her staff are not rude but could be a little more friendlier. The shop offers other assortments too. Such as home decor, kitchen decor, baby clothes/blankets/etc, candels, and more. Its a cute shop! From outside, it looks small but is actually quite spacious inside. IDR for certain, but I believe some of the other assortments are homemade or homecrafted by folks in their community. Extra info: if you pay with cash, its cheaper or you get a %. If you pay on their Etsy website its cheaper per yard as well for materials. ...I will be returning!

Fairly new center on a large property, with room to expand. The fossils that have been located…read morethroughout the Hagerman Valley are displayed here. There is a Ranger who can provide all kinds of information on the different Thousand Springs locations, Hagerman Fossil Bed NM and Hagerman Valley area. There is a classroom with children's activities, restrooms, water refill, large parking lot and small gift shop.

A spur of the moment decision made me turn off the highway to look for lunch in Twin Falls when I…read moresaw the Buzz Langdon Visitor Center. I am so glad I stopped. This is a wonderful stop. They are located outside of Twin Falls at the Snake River. The scenery here is more than enough for you to stop. Then there is the is Perrine Bridge, which is one of the highest bridges in the US. You don't have to go inside the visitor's center to enjoy it. But, the inside is nice as well. They have exhibits, a shop and clean bathroom. They had a nice exhibit of the Minidoka National Historical Site. They had a wagon/stage coach belonging to Mr. I. B. Perrine. The shop had lots of souvenirs for the state of Idaho. The bathroom was so clean that my wife didn't complain. When traveling through Twin Falls, this is a good stop. Lots of good stuff to see here.

Had to make a quick stop to see this lovely bridge on our way out of town! Perrine Bridge is the…read more8th highest bridge in the U.S. and is famous among BASE jumpers as it's one of the only BASE jumping sites in the country where it's allowed year round without a permit. The bridge is a memorial to one of the main founders of the surrounding town of Twin Falls, I. B. Perrine. It looms 486 feet above the beautiful Snake River. The Snake River Valley is quite a sight to see just in and of itself! The views from all angles around the bridge are gorgeous! And I love that they let the BASE jumpers jump whenever they like without all the red tape complications. My only complaint is I didn't get to see anyone jumping on our visit lol! There's a nice memorial statue and plaque to I.B. Perrine and also to BASE jumping in the park next to the bridge viewpoint. There's also a nice dedication to famous BASE jumper Austin Carey who lost his life on a jump into a turbulent river back in 2020. The viewing deck was icy and slick in some spots so be aware during winter. There's a visitor center on site as well with a gift shop and restrooms and even a model bridge. We didn't go in as we had time constraints so can't speak to it personally. Plenty of parking on site and it's an easy stop just off the main highway. We had fun driving over the bridge afterward too!

This place is awesome! So friendly and so helpful. I needed MacGyver level help, and needed it…read morefast. Larry was able to take me back and help me attempt to build a custom air line fitting, and even let me take a couple of the adapters they had to the office I was working at to test them out first and see which one would work best. Ultimately, Larry and I were not able to create an adapter that worked for my particular needs. But the fact that Larry went above and beyond to help me tinker with this airline I was working with, it was just an awesome experience!

These people are the best. They greet you wheen you come into the store. They know what they are…read moretalking about and are always helpful. Much better than the competition down the street.

One of our go to shops when visiting Sun Valley. Wonderful and varied items at fair prices. I…read morepurchased a little roller perfume while there for $14 (among other things) and later found it in another shop for $22. Shop owner is so friend dly & helpful. We love coming here each year & will return again next winter to see what is new. My husband loves the candles, some of which are made in house. I love the jewelry but wish some of the necklaces came in larger sizes for my neck. Gorgeous paddles too, if only we had a use for those.

There are a lot of cookie-cutter stores in Ketchum & Sun Valley - places where you can get the same…read moreT-shirt, same hat, or same style clothing as up the street, or a variation of what you can get in any mountain/resort town. Huck and Paddle completely breaks the mold. The whole shop is curated (and I use that word intentionally) from a very unique perspective. It is filled with interesting objects, large and small. Inevitably, one of these objects will strike your fancy and demand to be taken with you when you leave town. The owner is delightful, and is committed to her aesthetic. We got to discussing some items I thought would make sense in her store, and she immediately got online to see what I was talking about. Oh, and she has something for everyone. Me, Mama Q and Not-So-Little Q all found things we wanted to bring back to SF. I hope Huck and Paddle survives, I'd like to visit her shop again next year!