Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Boise Ridge to Rivers Trail System is a comprehensive network of trails located in the foothills surrounding Boise, Idaho. These trails stretch over public and private lands, integrating efforts from local communities and organizations. The geography of the system ranges from sagebrush-dotted hillsides to dense forests and open wildflower meadows. Historically, these trails have been a pathway for Native American tribes, pioneers, and now serve as a popular outdoor recreation destination for the public. The trail system provides an excellent avenue for hiking, mountain biking, and running while offering scenic vistas of the Treasure Valley and glimpses of native wildlife such as deer and various bird species. Key recreational spots include the popular Table Rock and Camel's Back Park. The area's accessibility and the variety of trails make it appealing to both locals and tourists, providing extensive options for both short outings and more challenging ventures.
