Hulls Gulch Reserve is an outdoor haven located just outside Boise, Idaho, offering a network of trails ideal for hiking and biking with beautiful views of the surrounding foothills.
Hulls Gulch Reserve, located near downtown Boise, Idaho, provides a convenient escape into nature with diverse recreational opportunities. The reserve is part of the larger Ridge to Rivers trail system, which spans over 190 miles throughout the Boise Foothills. It features a variety of trails suitable for all skill levels, ranging from short walks to challenging hikes. Hulls Gulch itself is a small creek running through the reserve, fostering a unique riparian ecosystem. The area is known for its sagebrush hillsides, seasonal wildflowers, and the occasional sighting of local wildlife such as deer and foxes. Established to protect the natural landscape and provide recreational access, Hulls Gulch has become a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. Its proximity to the city, combined with its serene environment, makes it an ideal spot for hiking, mountain biking, and nature photography.
Red Cliffs Trail
Riparian ecosystem along Hulls Gulch
Views of Boise City and the surrounding foothills
Educational opportunities at the Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center
A small stream running through the reserve that supports a variety of plant and animal life.
A center that offers educational programs about the area's natural history and conservation efforts.
Beautiful red rock formations that are a popular spot for hikers and bikers.