Hailey, Idaho is a small city located in the Wood River Valley. It is known for its outdoor activities such as fishing, camping, and hiking. The town itself is very quaint and has a charming atmosphere with unique shops and restaurants to explore. Hailey also hosts exciting annual events such as the Wood River Valley Arts Festival. Residents of Hailey commonly report that they feel safe living in the area and have great neighbors. Reviews of Hailey often note the vibrant nightlife, excellent shopping opportunities, and beautiful scenery surrounding it. With its close proximity to Sun Valley Ski Resort and other nearby attractions, Hailey is an ideal destination for visitors looking for a variety of recreational activities or a relaxing getaway.
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High Desert Northwest Mountain Town - 4/25/2014
Great place to live, next store to world famous ski resort Sun Valley Idaho. Due to the closeness of Hailey to Sun Valley, the cost of living is considerably more than other mountain towns around the
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How a great mountain town became to pass - 4/26/2013
Grew up in Hailey and left after the age of 24. Returned 20 years later to find that our little valley had been taken over by people only interested in money and development. Sure they loved the life style and atmosphere we had, but now every square inch is being developed and the prices for everything from food, gas, housing is through the roof.
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review - 11/13/2012
Hailey sits in a long narrow valley that runs north-south in the mountains of south central Idaho. Theres a town above (Ketchum/Sun Valley) and a town below (Bellevue). You have only one road that connects through the valley so during rush hours its very busy because lots of people in the towns down in the large Snake R. valley south of here commute up here to work for the rich people who live further toward to north end of the valley. Also the road was never widened sufficiently for the traffic volume because back in the 60's when the state and feds wanted to make it a major highway the rich people up north fought it thinking it would disrupt their tranquil lifestyle. They got their way but now they have to pay big bucks for the labor and help they crave because it takes the lowlanders a long time to make the drive.
There's no denying the valley is very pretty and that's what fuels the population growth but, for me, its too much and if it wasn't for the good nordic and
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