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Discover Boise’s Best Hiking Trails for Every Skill Level

If there’s one thing Boise locals know how to do, it’s getting outdoors. And with hiking trails around every corner, you don’t have to go far to find an adventure. Here are some of the best hiking spots in and around Boise, whether you're just starting out or looking for a challenge:

Table Rock Trail (Moderate)

The iconic Table Rock Trail offers a steady climb and sweeping views of Boise. It’s the perfect hike for catching a sunset and getting those panoramic shots of the city.

Camel’s Back Park (Easy)

Looking for a laid-back hike? Camel’s Back Park offers easy trails that wind through the Boise Foothills, giving you scenic views without the tough climbs.

Hull’s Gulch Reserve (Moderate)

Hull’s Gulch is close to downtown but feels like a world away. The trails here offer a great mix of terrain, making it a favorite for both casual and seasoned hikers.

Shafer Butte (Challenging)

For those who want to earn their views, Shafer Butte near Bogus Basin is the way to go. The climb is tough, but the stunning mountain vistas are your reward.

Lucky Peak Summit (Difficult)

If you’re ready for a serious hike, head to Lucky Peak. The 9.6-mile trek is worth it for the unbeatable views of the reservoir and valleys below.

No matter your skill level, Boise’s hiking trails offer the perfect way to reconnect with nature and explore the beauty that’s right in our backyard!