Pocatello Map, Idaho

Pocatello Sightseeing

While in the city of Pocatello you must also visit the Pocatello Zoo which preserves wildlife widely spread in the Intermountain West region of North America. You can enjoy the zoo all by yourself or you can participate in some guided tour thus saving time and gaining considerable knowledge. Regularly, this zoo organizes many educational programs and hence this might be a nice chance for your kids to learn something. read more

Pocatello Travel Guide

Any official or unofficial Pocatello travel guide will list the city as the United States’ Smile Capital: it was the only city in the world where smiling was encouraged by law, and its citizens remember those days every year when they celebrate the Smile Festival. The city’s name is pronounced like “poke-uh-tello”. Pocatello is situated in the proximity of Fort Hall Indian Reservation, which has been inhabited... read more

Pocatello Nightlife

Charlie’s Bar is one of the very famous nightclubs. If you are more of a conservative type, then this bar is not made for you. You will find people of the same sex enjoying sessions right in the center of the dance floor and various drag shows, filling the atmosphere of this happening bar with all the possible excitement. So if you have plans to go wild then Charlie’s Bar is the place where you should be heading for. read more

Pocatello History

In 1834 the famous fur trader from the United States (namely Nathaniel Jarvis Wyeth) created a trading post which was located somewhere north of the current location of the city. This trading post was named Fort Hall. It became an important reason why the city of Pocatello slowly became famous in the region and around the world. Fur trading became regular and businessmen started to visit the city to make profit. The... read more