moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition, able to walk uneven terrain and climb short inclines.
Get ready for an immersive, action-packed adventure in Idaho Falls! The Green Belt Bank Heist mixes outdoor fun with a challenging treasure hunt along the city’s scenic Green Belt trail.
Experience Idaho Falls like never before with Gnarly Escapes' thrilling private adventure, The Green Belt Bank Heist. This unique experience blends outdoor exploration with immersive storytelling, challenging you to complete an exciting bank heist-themed mission along the scenic Green Belt trail. As you traverse lush riverbanks, open green spaces, and hidden paths, you’ll solve puzzles, unlock clues, and engage in team-based challenges designed to test your wits and stamina. Perfect for groups looking for a fun and unconventional challenge, this activity combines physical activity with creative problem-solving, all set against the refreshing outdoors of Idaho Falls. Whether you’re locals seeking a new way to explore or visitors wanting a memorable adventure, The Green Belt Bank Heist offers a fresh take on outdoor recreation that will keep everyone engaged and energized.
The adventure involves walking several miles on varied surfaces, so sturdy shoes are important.
Keep your hands free and pack essentials like water, snacks, and a cellphone.
Parts of the Green Belt run next to the river; be cautious especially after rain or snowmelt.
Exposure to sun is common in open areas along the route, so protect your skin and eyes.
The Green Belt trail follows the path of historic flood control efforts along the Snake River, contributing to Idaho Falls' development.
Local initiatives work to preserve the Green Belt's ecosystem by promoting sustainable trail use and habitat restoration.
Provides support and traction on mixed trail surfaces.
Stay hydrated during the physically engaging adventure.
Light rain jackets or windbreakers protect from unpredictable spring weather.
spring specific
Useful for extended outings to keep devices powered for navigation and communication.