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Most Popular Trails in Idaho

hiking, road biking, mountain biking, walking, running,

Iron Creek to Sawtooth Lake
Stanley, ID-Entire generations of photographers have packed their 35-mm, 2.25-inch, and bulky view cameras with tripods the 4 miles, and 1,700 feet in elevation, to Sawtooth Lake, the largest alpine lake in the Sawtooth Mountains.Hiking Trails

Big Baldy - Indian Creek Loop
Cascade, ID-This hike is one of the most remote in Idaho. Aside from the stretch along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, encountering another hiker would be a surprise. This is the most spectacular hike in the Frank Church–River of No Return Wilderness.Hiking Trails

Boulder Chain Lakes
Challis, ID-This hike will confirm everything you may have heard about the beauty of the White Clouds and Castle Peak. It has just about every lure for the outdoorsperson: deep, cool forests, mountain springs, lakes to fish or swim, mountains to climbHiking Trails

Toxaway - Pettit Loop
Stanley, ID-This is a classic backpacking trip in the Sawtooth Mountains. The 18-mile loop begins and ends at Pettit Lake, a large moraine lake on the valley floor. The loop encounters all the features that have made the Sawtooths famous: toothed peaks, glacial boulders, large and small mountain lakes, avalanche runs, talus slides, granite cliffs, mountain meadows, waterfalls, cascading streams, and dense stands of lodgepole pine. Hiking Trails

Rainbow Lakes
Mountain Home, ID-Beautiful scenery, including nine fishable lakes close together. Rainbow Lakes Trail is open to foot traffic only, meaning no horses or mountain bikes. There is no forage or room at the lakes for horses.Hiking Trails

Boulder - Louie Lakes Loop
McCall, ID-A very pretty lake loop in scenic granite mountains. This is a popular area with routes to two different lakes that can put you in some very beautiful country quickly. A loop trip is also possible with a connecting trail between the lakes. Use can be heavy on weekends.Hiking Trails

Skinnydipper Hot Spring
Crouch, ID-Hot pools up a steep and hot hillside above the South Fork Payette River, reached by a 0.5-mile path that feels like a mile. Swimwear superfluous. A waterfall cascades over a cliff and pours through a chain of small pools that drop step by rocky step down the canyon floorHiking Trails

Goldbug (Elk Bend) Hot Springs
Salmon, ID-A day hike climbing to steamy soaks and hot waterfalls in a desert canyon. It’s a bathing suit/ birthday suit mix. A brisk climb up a craggy desert canyon ends at a green oasis where lush undergrowth borders a tumbling geothermal streamHiking Trails

Bear Creek Hot Springs
Idaho Falls, ID-An overnighter for experienced trekkers only to a soaking pool in a mountain meadow near Palisades Reservoir. Naked bodies welcome. This expedition is a challenge physically, with several major stream fords followed by a grueling climb, and it’s a navigational challenge as well. Not only aren’t the hot springs marked on either map, but the final (crucial) path isn’t shown.Hiking Trails

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