Idaho Falls, Idaho Tour 4K 

I love Idaho Falls. I live in Sioux Falls now & the heat & humidity is horrible. Freezing cold in winter.

I've lived here forever and I've never seen any of those

@dan conrad sounds about right

@Radioman Hurricane I'm definitley moving there! I lived in SF from '99 - '01 ( homeless were out of control back then)

@Radioman Hurricane And send them to CA 😫

What about all those mormons? Ugh

Yea same

I live here and I love it!!!! Beautiful in the winter too. Check out some of my vlogs of our snow.

@@HomeLifewithRebecca how cold

@@HomeLifewithRebecca I'm moving there in about 2 or 3 weeks going to be working at hospital there in town don't worry I'm not coming from California or Texas hahaha!

@@Yenko1992 don’t worry even if you are from Cali people are really nice here. We are from California and nobody’s ever looked down on us. Maybe I’ll see you around!!!

I love iran. One of the best countries I visited.

You are way off the mark. Evil'S attempted jump was in Twin Falls. I know I was there when ha tried to jump the Snake River.

Awesome man, sounds like an great plan. Very high quality of life out there.

I made it here and I've been here about a month and a half and I absolutely love it although I am a conservative from Oklahoma! I definitely don't miss that Oklahoma heat in the summertime I love the sawtooth mountains being to the west and the Tetons being to the east

@@Yenko1992 Glad to hear that all worked out man. I'm an east coaster right on the shoreline so the whole midwest/west has always intrigued me. Enjoy that fresh mountain air out there this summer. God bless you.

Yea same

Funniest thing ever I was scouting out Arizona for long time always watched his AZ channel and then said F Az to hot to crowded now and I really got into Idaho by random chance so looking up Boise first video I saw with live tour of Boise was.... you guessed it 😂

Move to idaho even me I need to come to idaho more quiet than living in Seattle WA,

No

It’s so boring

@@mozziah yeah all mountain time zone

Yea better than being in Seattle, Los Angeles and new york

@@zakosman3067 throw in New Jersey, so crowded in North Jersey

What part of Idaho? To big of a state all different areas north panhandle is very cold and has some bad winters but absolutely Heaven on earth CDA Spokane area.... Boise is the big city best liveable spot I assume pretty good weather with seasons not sure what Boise winter is like... rest I’m not sure looking up Pocatello and Idaho falls I think rest is mostly “big towns” or just really small towns scattered and farms but LOTS of nature in Idaho forest rivers waterfalls in north ton of lakes, hiking camping all good stuff. Cheaper then Arizona to Arizona is great if you don’t want snow perfect winters but summers can hit over 110.... Arizona is mostly Phoenix and Phoenix suburbs so it’s pretty crowded lot of cars now.... still lot of nice stuff there way more shops restaurants all that but traffic worse air quality more city feel everywhere idaho is very rural besides Boise... CDA is getting busy to. Arizona does have lakes and trip to San Diego is dueable but Idaho has amazing forest and lakes so many lakes and doesn’t get dried out feel but will get lot of snow....but the desert feel and night is unique to just depends what you like🤷🏻‍♂️ I feel like Arizona is better for college graduates but I also here Boise is great for prices there although has become a hotspot but more opportunity in Arizona then Idaho, Boise is great everywhere else in that state I think jobs are lower paying.... I saw lot of construction and manufacturing jobs but I ONLY looked in North Idaho for jobs so idk just depends on what work. I scouted out Arizona for months I really wasn’t impressed with jobs there Idaho is same way besides Boise. I hear full time jobs are more scarce there to but I think Arizona has similar work laws? Idk on that one. Hope I helped to some extent

Idaho falls is alot cheaper than living in the SF Bay area

Californian Locusts.

Did you ever think it's people like you who are causing the housing market in areas like this to sky rocket?

@@ItsAllBS13 Yo man, California is the expensive state. I'm not sure if everyone there agrees with you

Stay there

Not usually many homeless in colder climates. Temperate areas attract them. Nothing to do with politics. Visit Florida, Rep. and tons of homeless.

Was the comment necessary?

@@TheTacoExpress82 Are you a democrat?

@@BW-kv9wj does it honestly matter? It's a post about a city... You're that politically charged that it's all you can think about. Liberals liberals liberals... They are coming for your guns! Critical race theory!!! Such a sad world. Just enjoy a video.

@@TheTacoExpress82 Answer the question. Are you a democrat?

I currently live in California, but I'm from Idaho and have been to both cities many times and can speak to the +/- of both places. Twin Falls would be my preference. The weather is better (winter more mild, shorter) and the community is more beautiful IMO. Twin Falls is smaller and has most of the same services, but its downtown has a more quaint feel and is prettier. Both places are regional retail centers with the usual big box stores. Idaho Falls is within a reasonable drives of Yellowstone and the Tetons. But Twin Falls is also within similar range of the Sawtooth Mountains and Sun Valley, but also right adjacent to the city is the Snake River canyon, with several spectacular hikes, springs, and huge waterfalls. Neither city has a university. (I think Universities bring more variety and cultural options.) Idaho Falls has satellite campuses for Idaho's three bigger state universities which caters to non-traditional students. Twin Falls has a four year college. Idaho Falls has a surprisingly good Civic orchestra and choir. Twin Falls does not. Housing costs are comparable. Both cities have a large Mormon population, but they are less dominant in Twin Falls. Idaho Falls has a better airport. The nearest larger city to Idaho Falls is Salt Lake City. Twin Falls is about equidistant to Salt Lake, but is much closer to Boise. Hope that helps.

@@jmelande4937 Great info...one additional question - what are your thoughts on crime, gangs, drug activity, etc, for both cities? Is one city noticeably worse than the other?

@@jmelande4937 Hi John, Which city has the better hiking? I'm assuming twin falls housing is much cheaper than boise?

@@davervatx8814 neither city has a major problem with drugs and gangs, but Idaho is still in the USA and rural meth labs/abuse happen everywhere. The opioid epidemic has spared Idaho as compared to many other areas of the country. Crime rates can be compared online, but from what I know both Idaho Falls and Twin Falls have a low violent crime rate. According to USA Today Idaho is in the top ten for lowest violent crime overall and has the ninth lowest murder rate and the second lowest violent robbery rate (not including petty theft).

@@jeffyeah4256 as for hiking within city limits, Idaho Falls has the Snake River green belt for a walk in the park but Twin Falls has the stunning Snake River canyon. As for the Tetons vs. the Sawtooths, I’d pick the less crowded but equally stunning Sawtooths north of Twin Falls.

No nobody wants you here

@@brytonpickett7650 in Idaho falls or Seattle

@@zakosman3067 Idaho falls

@@brytonpickett7650 why are you so being rude about this??

@@zakosman3067 because it is way over Populated and we don’t need more fucking people here and you guys are just raising their prices on everything

I've been to Yellowstone National Park with a Compass Eye Thank I'm a Kindergarten Drop Out.

" think." It's Fryday all over the World.

Grizzly Adam's is my Pal. Eye can't See.

Hey Joe hope you are able to stay awake today!

Get out of here California and Washington

The houses are big & have basements and large yards. Great Value for anyone looking to purchase a home to raise a family. They are getting more expensive however and the choices are not as many as they were even a few years ago.

Alot cheaper than living in Seattle, New York, Los Angeles and more

Modernization means wake it up. It’s prime real estate not being used at all and appears a bit run down

But seem, I love the old downtown that you walked through - it was very well kept. Those sorts of areas are wonderful. The only time old downtowns are depressing is when there are rundown buildings with no businesses in them. I hope it stays the way it is.

Really? I plan on staying a week there in a bit. It was either Idaho falls or Boise. Should I have chosen Boise?

We’ll, I left Idaho Falls in 1980; went to Scottsdale, AZ., and spent four years there. Then in 1984 I moved to Pasadena, CA where I went to school (AADA). Although still in CA, I’ve never been able to embrace LA, and CA in its totality. I graduated in 1970 from Idaho Falls, high school: ( Go Tigers)!! I still miss IF, it’s people, the good friends I made, good restaurants; the Sandpiper, Ada’s Cafe…I hope they’re still in business. Great fishing, hunting, and camping. I’ve always felt IF people were hospitable and caring, and also friendly. Heavily populated by Mormons, but if you’re not one, they don’t bother you. I’d love to move back now that I’ve lived more than half of my life so far, but I just can’t do the looong cooold winters. My bones won’t take it…perhaps getting away from CA and spend summers in Idaho Falls and winters in Arizona. I still have friends in both states..who knows…I’m a Republican and living here in KommieCal is not fun at all anymore. Anyway, enjoyed your video very much; thank you and your service for our nation. Idaho has been, is, and always will be a hidden natural beautiful place to live!