Hiking in Boise, ID

The Stack Rock Trail offers a lush, shady excursion along a soft-packed, “lollipop” loop trail to phenomenal Treasure Valley views.

A steadily climbing loop hike in the Pioneer Mountains to Pioneer Cabin offering sweeping views of peaks in the Pioneer, Smoky and Sawtooth Mountains.

The Jump Creek Falls Trail is a short quarter mile long trail leads to the canyon’s largest falls, and a beautiful pool for taking a dip on a hot early summer day.

Just a few miles from downtown, this quiet trail feels remote as it winds up a drainage past old fruit trees from times past.

High up from the bustle of the Camel’s Back trails, this long canyon trail is a nice pedestrian-only trail with beautiful displays of color in spring and fall.

The Idaho Bureau of Land Management has created a great interpretive trail for getting familiar with the wild Owyhee, and in particular, the region's geological origins including a fascinating look at formations of oolite left behind by Lake Idaho 12 million years ago.

A classic canyon trail, the Browns Creek Slot Loop box canyon is an exciting challenge and includes a number of swimming pools that can range from waist to chest-deep.

In the Leslie Gulch area of the Owyhee, the Juniper Gulch trail leads to a ridge with awe-inspiring views of the plateaus, ridges, canyons, and Lake Owyhee spread in all directions.

The breathtaking views along the moderate trail and at Sawtooth Lake make it obvious why this is one of the most popular hikes in the Sawtooth Mountains.

Hike a forested trail along the Secesh River to this majestic lake with the unique feature of having World War II bomber wreckage at its south end.

Get a dose of pine-scented, mountain air with an easy hike out to Moon Dipper and Pine Burl Hot Springs along the beautiful Middle Fork of the Payette River.