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Every year a wide variety of festivities and celebrations take place in the Hagerman Valley. Events such as the Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Bird Festival, Annual St Patrick’s Fun Run, Annual ‘A Blast on the Grass Car Show & Swap Meet, and the Thousand Springs Art Festival at Ritter Island State Park.

Hagerman City Council Meeting
October 5 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Hagerman Planning & Zoning Committee Meeting
October 18 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Hagerman City Council Meeting
October 19 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Hagerman City Council Meeting
November 2 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Hagerman Valley Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting
November 8 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Set aside plenty of time for your visit to Hagerman because there’s lots to do – from fishing to boating, visiting Thousand Springs State Park or Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, hot springs to hiking, rafting to birding. Whew, we’re out of breath! Enjoy your time in Hagerman and be sure to come back!

Recent News

04/07/16
Anglers have choices fishing in Hagerman

It's rare to go home empty handed after fishing at the Hagerman Wildlife Management Area, near Hagerman.

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03/28/16
Visiting Ritter Island and Minnie Miller Springs

Ritter Island is a wonderful place to visit at this time of year. The springs are flowing, spring plants and flowers are beginning to bloom, and it's an easy place to access for spring hiking and sight-seeing for the whole family, near Wendell and Hagerman, Idaho.

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03/11/16
26th Annual St. Patricks Day Fun Run

The Results Are In, Download Them Below

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02/26/16
Visit Miracle or Banbury Hot Springs

There's nothing quite like immersing yourself in a natural hot springs and feeling the water cleanse your body and soul. Precious geothermal hot water — heated naturally deep inside Mother Earth — penetrates your pores and clears your head of all worries.

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02/24/16
Post Register: Hagerman Fossil Beds show Idaho’s past

Idaho is richly blessed with natural resources and outdoor recreational opportunities. However, what Idaho doesn’t have is an abundance of national parks and monuments. In fact, Idaho shares only a tiny sliver of Yellowstone as its only national park. Only two national monuments grace our maps. You have almost certainly heard of Craters of the Moon National Monument, but can you name the second one?

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12/30/15
Hagerman Birding Festival

The upcoming Hagerman Birding Festival, scheduled for Feb. 12-14, is a perfect event to learn how to get started. Pre-registration is open for the event, which is limited to the first 150 people who sign up.

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09/08/15
The Trip of a Lifetime

South-central Idaho — Sturgeon are the largest fresh-water fish in North America and can be found in three of Idaho’s major river systems; the Snake River, the Kootenai and the Salmon River. This prehistoric monster of the deep is fast becoming one of Idaho’s most popular game fish. Its enormous size and fighting strength have captured the hearts of anglers from around the world.

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08/07/15
Glamping at Miracle Hot Springs

With school starting in the next few weeks and summer winding down it's time to start planning some staycations, to keep from getting cabin fever. Staycations are vacations that are close enough to home that they can happen on a two day weekend yet far enough that it feels like you're away from it all.

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06/28/13
MagicValley.com: A Glance at Hagerman History

Hagerman received its official name after Stanley Hageman and Jack Hess established a post office and store in town.

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02/18/09
BoiseWeekly.com: The Age of Aquaculture

Stroll by a supermarket fresh fish counter and you'll see varying shades of pink and gray flesh—salmon, trout, catfish, raw shrimp—piled on mounds of crushed ice. But look closer through the smudged display case and you'll find a United Nations assembly of marine ambassadors, name tags proclaiming: "Arrowtooth Flounder, U.S.A., wild" or "Fresh farmed salmon steak, color added, Canada, farm-raised" or "Raw shrimp, Thailand, farm-raised."

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