Home > Things to Do and See > Parks and Trails > Snowmobiling Trails > Swan Valley Fall Creek and Swan Valley Snowmobile Trail System  Hwy 26 near Palisades Dam   Swan Valley, ID   (208) 538-7285   Call for groomer information  FEATURES  400 miles of groomed trails   Pristine scenic valley   Beautiful landscape and wildlife  MAP  Swan Valley area trail map  RESOURCES  Interactive Snow Depth Map   Swan Valley official site   About Swan Valley  ASSOCIATED LINKS  Grays Lake   McCoy Creek Road   Palisades Dam Trail Head   Skyline Ridge Road   Snake River Road Trail  HOURS OF OPERATION  Weather Permitting  Snowmobile photo album Winter Scenes Swan Valley, with over 400 miles of groomed trails, truly is a winter wonderland for snow machine adventurers. However, this pristine scenic valley in East Central Idaho, which is world-renown for its premier dry fly fishing on the South Fork of the Snake River, remains a virtual unknown playground for white powder recreation. The two primary accesses to the snowmobile trail system that takes sledders into the upper reaches of Bonneville and Bingham Counties are Fall Creek on the West end of the valley and the Palisades Dam access at the East end, both of which are just off of Highway 26. Regardless of entry to the trail system, this beautiful landscape also serves as home for trumpeter swans, sand hill cranes, moose, elk, white tail and mule deer, osprey, bald eagles and an assortment of other animal wildlife. The Fall Creek trail head and off-loading at its parking lot near the falls can be reached by entering Snake River Road at the Spring Creek Bridge that spans the South Fork on the western end of town. This trail head offers departures for both Northwest and Southeast paths. IMAGE GALLERY, (Coming Soon) © Copyright 2009 Yellowstone Teton Territory. All Rights Reserved.