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Cultural Attractions

Yellowstone Bear World

  • PO Box 160, Rexburg
  • 208-359-9688

Yellowstone Bear World is located about 5 miles south of Rexburg just off Highway 20. Bear World takes a nostalgic look back to when black and grizzly bears roamed free in Yellowstone National Park. Bear World is a unique drivethrough park where you can watch the wildlife in their own habitats in your own vehicle. Yellowstone Bear World is open from mid May to mid October, seven days a week. Rates vary, and full vehicles receive discounts.

Spencer Opal Mines

  • 27 Opal Ave., Spencer
  • Other Attractions
  • (208) 374-5476
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The Spencer Mine is the source of pink common opal and pink precious opal.

Idaho Art Lab

  • 2355 S Yellowstone Ave, St. Anthony
  • (208) 932-0893
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The Idaho Art Lab promotes the visual arts and provides opportunities to people of any age, ability or economic status to engage in the arts by offering art education programs, gallery exhibits & a gathering place for residents to be involved in the arts as part of their daily life.

BYU Idaho Planetarium

  • 525 South Center St., Rexburg
  • Planetarium
  • 208-496-3838

Idaho Centennial Carousel

  • 2nd West and 2nd South, Porter Park, Rexburg
  • Historical Building
  • 208-359-3020

Legacy Flight Museum

  • 400 Airport Road, Rexburg
  • Museum
  • 208-359-5905

Rexburg Tabernacle

  • 51 N. Center, Rexburg
  • Historical Building
  • 208-359-3020

Teton Flood Museum

  • 51 N. Center, Rexburg
  • Museum
  • 208-359-3063