My family visited Idaho Falls from Phoenix and loved how friendly the people were. I jaywalked in front of a truck and he rolled down his window and apologized to me.
I had been looking at cities where i might like to live, and Idaho falls piqued my interest pretty early on. Since then, ive started looking to start a career truck driving, and come to find out, Idaho Falls has a local company. Its too good to be true!
I grew up in Idaho Falls. I could see the Temple from my bedroom window. While I have since lived in places that are much larger ie NYC, I still get nostalgic about Idaho Falls and the surrounding areas
Possible additional con: No real public transit. For those of you who own a car, this isn't an issue. But if you're like me and could never afford to own a car, that could be a problem, ESPECIALLY in the winter weather. Thankfully, most major businesses aren't too far away from each other and the housing areas, at least from what I can tell. I understand that there used to be a bus line, but they phased it out and replaced it with some kind of city run "ride sharing" program. Kinda like Uber, but like them, you need to carry a smart phone with the app to make appointments to be picked up... which I don't use. I hate smart phones and switched to a flip phone. All that said, I'm STILL seriously looking into moving there.
I see this group posting alot all over idaho. Can you recommend a city in idaho for a family from gilbert az? Seems so different from south to north in idaho .
For starters, here is a good facebook group you could join to connect to a community around Hot Springs in Idaho - facebook.com/groups/683260745695667 Here are three that come to mind... Kirkham Hot Springs Gold Fork Hot Springs The Springs in Idaho City
Nice, informative video! A question for you two: Would you recommend IF to someone who's looking for something like Boise, but on a smaller scale? I've lived in both large cities and smaller towns and have always preferred the latter, since I'm much more likely to be spending my free time in the wilderness than in the city. Thank you!
I lived in idaho falls when I was a kid - if you’re not a Mormon faith, you will be snubbed, as a kid I was threatened by other kids, and the only friend I had was from California. So you have young kids and you are not Mormons you might want to think about that.
He’s not wrong it is filled with Mormon and Christians that will create problems. I’ve had 2 guns pulled on me living here and I’m only 20. Most of these kids will be driving diesel trucks watch out and be safe.
Pros we can carry guns openly or concealed. - People are nicer when they are on even ground. Cons IF housing has tripled as of late. - The IF area has been losing private sector high paying jobs to public sector jobs. - This change has made home ownership more difficult for locally employed people. - If you come to IF bring your out-of-state job with you.
He’s not wrong pay is crap and housing is 😅😂😂 a $400 place is $800-$1500 for anything decent unless you live where the drugs and people don’t give a shit
This is not accurate. I have lived here for over 30 years. The winters are harsh and if you are not use to driving in the snow and on ice you will hate it. Winter hits between October and November and spring doesn't come until May if we are lucky. Unless you love recreating in the freezing cold you will hate the winters.
Don’t live in idaho falls it’s filled with drugs and terrible people move to Ammon 100% better and out in the country where you can have 3 dogs or more depending on area. Idaho falls 2 dogs Ammon 3 dogs and out of city limits up to 5 I think
I lived at the fair bridge inn for 3 months while homeless with my fiancé/wife and every night we saw people shooting up. Don’t believe me I have video proof and I am more then happy to post it to you guys
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My family visited Idaho Falls from Phoenix and loved how friendly the people were. I jaywalked in front of a truck and he rolled down his window and apologized to me.
It’s a great place up here
as someone whom lives in Idaho Falls winter is the WORST so be prepared
but i want snow !!!!
I had been looking at cities where i might like to live, and Idaho falls piqued my interest pretty early on. Since then, ive started looking to start a career truck driving, and come to find out, Idaho Falls has a local company. Its too good to be true!
Idaho falls is lovely. Have you visited?
@livinginidaho I haven't.
Who's the Boy Scout who brought a British Union Jack flag to the Fourth of July Parade? 🤣🤣🤣
My girlfriend and I visited Idaho Falls for 4th of July. We are from Alberta Canada. Idaho folks are amazing and friendly!
Need more than just a glance of the falls and what you can do there.
Of course, what else would you like to know?
I grew up in Idaho Falls. I could see the Temple from my bedroom window. While I have since lived in places that are much larger ie NYC, I still get nostalgic about Idaho Falls and the surrounding areas
It’s such a warm and welcoming town.
Need to mention the health care avaliablity
Possible additional con: No real public transit. For those of you who own a car, this isn't an issue. But if you're like me and could never afford to own a car, that could be a problem, ESPECIALLY in the winter weather. Thankfully, most major businesses aren't too far away from each other and the housing areas, at least from what I can tell. I understand that there used to be a bus line, but they phased it out and replaced it with some kind of city run "ride sharing" program. Kinda like Uber, but like them, you need to carry a smart phone with the app to make appointments to be picked up... which I don't use. I hate smart phones and switched to a flip phone.
All that said, I'm STILL seriously looking into moving there.
Great video! Does the woman in the video have a name/channel?
I see this group posting alot all over idaho. Can you recommend a city in idaho for a family from gilbert az? Seems so different from south to north in idaho .
I would be happy to talk through the different parts of the state. Best done over the phone though so I can ask you questions
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Get a home in Ammon, rigby, Blackfoot anywhere else but Idaho falls is sh*t rn my personal opinion
Where are the hotsprings and what are they called?
For starters, here is a good facebook group you could join to connect to a community around Hot Springs in Idaho - facebook.com/groups/683260745695667
Here are three that come to mind...
Kirkham Hot Springs
Gold Fork Hot Springs
The Springs in Idaho City
@@makethemoveidaho thanks
Jackson from Idaho Falls in 45 MINUTES??!! Maybe by plane!
1 hour and 45min thanks for the catch.
Nice, informative video! A question for you two: Would you recommend IF to someone who's looking for something like Boise, but on a smaller scale? I've lived in both large cities and smaller towns and have always preferred the latter, since I'm much more likely to be spending my free time in the wilderness than in the city. Thank you!
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I made you a video answering your questions.
I lived in idaho falls when I was a kid - if you’re not a Mormon faith, you will be snubbed, as a kid I was threatened by other kids, and the only friend I had was from California. So you have young kids and you are not Mormons you might want to think about that.
He’s not wrong it is filled with Mormon and Christians that will create problems. I’ve had 2 guns pulled on me living here and I’m only 20. Most of these kids will be driving diesel trucks watch out and be safe.
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@@SteveTudesco Super safe on the daily for sure in and around Idaho Falls - out in the wilderness or remote areas you always increase those risks.
Pros we can carry guns openly or concealed. - People are nicer when they are on even ground. Cons IF housing has tripled as of late. - The IF area has been losing private sector high paying jobs to public sector jobs. - This change has made home ownership more difficult for locally employed people. - If you come to IF bring your out-of-state job with you.
He’s not wrong pay is crap and housing is 😅😂😂 a $400 place is $800-$1500 for anything decent unless you live where the drugs and people don’t give a shit
This is not accurate. I have lived here for over 30 years. The winters are harsh and if you are not use to driving in the snow and on ice you will hate it. Winter hits between October and November and spring doesn't come until May if we are lucky. Unless you love recreating in the freezing cold you will hate the winters.
Don’t live in idaho falls it’s filled with drugs and terrible people move to Ammon 100% better and out in the country where you can have 3 dogs or more depending on area. Idaho falls 2 dogs Ammon 3 dogs and out of city limits up to 5 I think
I lived at the fair bridge inn for 3 months while homeless with my fiancé/wife and every night we saw people shooting up. Don’t believe me I have video proof and I am more then happy to post it to you guys
Thanks for sharing and watching
He’s telling the truth
Live in Ammon