It’s one of those places you probably pass by all the time and don’t even realize it’s there. There are no road signs marking it. It’s a cheerful trail hidden and tucked away from sight.
They call it a vibrant faith adventure, and that it is. Happy words of encouragement surround you along Cleo’s Nature Trail. It’s a whimsical spot on the Snake River, hidden away in Melba, Idaho on Highway 45.
“Most people are pretty amazed. We get several visitors that say they’ve lived in this area their entire lives and they’ve gone over the bridge on the highway a million times but they’ve never been down here, and of course the first time down here they just can’t believe it,” says caretaker Bob Suchowesky.
“All this stuff was put out here little by little,” Suchowesky says. Bird houses and statues made by local artists, have a seat on a bench with Abraham Lincoln or even Einstein. Each time you visit, you will see something you did not notice before.
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