Mountain Biking in Boise, ID
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In a new subdivision just north of Boise, a handful of fun trails have something for every skill level, from fast flowing, technical single track to moderate elevation gain over double track dirt roads.
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Within the Ridges-to-Rivers trail system, this loop offers flowing cross-country single track, a few leg-burning climbs and gorgeous views across the valley.
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This beautiful prairie landscape offers nice rock features, some good climbing and variable distances depending on your motivation.
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A bit less crowded then the Camel’s Back/Hull’s Gulch trails, the network at Military Reserve offers flowing options for beginners to advanced riders.
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A trail for riders who like technical features along with sweet flow, Bob’s Trail offers a fun challenge.
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One of the most popular trail systems from Ketchum, the Adam’s Gulch area offers a variety of trail combos with spectacular views of the valley and surrounding mountains.
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Completed in the fall of 2014, this new trail circles Shafer Butte, home of Bogus Basin Recreation and some of the Valley’s best riding.
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The only single track in the town of Cascade, Eagles Nest Trail offers a fun, roller coaster 13-mile ride in the Payette National Forest.
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A flowing mountain trail on the flanks of cool, forested Shafer Butte is a sweet ride with fun, optional technical features.
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Beautiful views south into the city and north into the hills are a great bonus to this fun, rolling hills finger of the Ridge to Rivers trail system.
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Like a mini Moab just outside of Boise, the Wilson Creek and Reynolds Creek ride in the Owyhees has an outstanding variety of terrain, from cattle trails to high desert single track. It's a perfect spring ride when the higher elevations and more northerly rides are still under snow.
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Along Highway 55 a short drive west and north of downtown, the Bike Park includes state-of-the-art designed trails, with flow trails, a pump track and miles of XC trail.
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