Idaho’s Fairy Trail

Did you know we have a "fairy trail" right here in the Treasure Valley?! It's a 1 mile walk every little girl should travel, and who knows, you might just find Tinkerbell!

My daughter Jocelyn is 8 and she is always looking to trap fairies! I just discovered this darling little trail that will make you feel like you're walking through "Neverland!"

To get to Cleo's Fairy Museum and Nature Trail from Boise or Meridian follow ID-45 past Melba Road. Turn left at Dan's Ferry Gas Station. Follow the unmarked private road that you can easily spot by the rusty old bicycles and metal trinkets that line the path. Follow the signs that will lead you to the parking lot and the sign-in/donations box and off you go on a 1 mile fairy trail!

The tree lined walk along the Snake River was created by the late Dr. Samuel "Poppy" Swayne and his wife Cleo and their quirky personalities can be seen everywhere.

You cross a quaint little bridge along your way and a sign that reads "This Place Was Built as a Vibrant Faith Adventure." reminds you why you are there.

Along the way you'll spot cute little bird houses, fairy villages, and gardens designed to take your stress away!

There are stories that can be read during your journey and you never know, you may just see a fairy or a troll under the bridge!

For more information and pictures of Cleo's Fairy Museum and Nature Trail click HERE.