Located in the Snake River Plain, the city of Chubbuck has experienced steady growth over the past three decades, more than doubling its population since 1990. Although it is a relatively new settlement, with various developments and parks emerging, there are compelling stories to explore. In the mid-19th century, the river valley served as a crucial emigration route, with hundreds of thousands of travelers passing through along the Oregon and California Trails. A replica of the trading post and supply station, Fort Hall, has been established in nearby Pocatello, which lies directly to the south of Chubbuck. Pocatello serves as the county seat, featuring an inviting old downtown area and a wealth of cultural attractions, including the campus of Idaho State University and the impressive Museum of Clean.