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St. Anthony Sand Dunes
One of America's premier sand dune riding destinations. Massive white quartz sand dunes up to 400 feet tall offering endless riding opportunities. Popular for ATVs, dirt bikes, and sand rails. Camping available on-site.
Snake River Birds of Prey
Popular single-track and ATV loop system near the Kelly Canyon Ski Resort. Winding forest trails with steep climbs and magnificent views of the Snake River valley.
Cave Falls
Formed by lava flows from the Yellowstone caldera thousands of years ago, the Fall River is appropriately named after its many waterfalls. What is unique about these falls is not their height, but rather their width. Cave Falls, located within Yellowstone National Park, spans 140 feet of the river a...
Horseshoe Lake
Horseshoe Lake is a popular off-road destination for camping and fishing on the outskirts of Yellowstone National Park. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout as soon as the snow melts. The lake bottom tapers off very slowly, making it a perfect spot to take the kids. The lake is deep enough for swi...
Continental Divide Road
This is a beautiful backcountry road that runs on in some spots and along the iconic Continental Divide Trail and bounces back and forth between Idaho and Montana. The incredible views along this dirt road will take you through fields of tall grass and wildflowers, up the mountains through Aspen Gro...
Thompson Hole
Thompsons Hole, FR 363, is a fun, rocky trail leading to the Fall River and Sheep Falls. Photos don't do the waterfall justice. It doesn't show the mist you feel that the gentle breeze lays upon you as the water violently tumbles into this 3-sided hole to the Fall River below, along with the loud rumbling sound from the multiple falls making conversation complicated along with that somewhat overwh...
Relay Ridge
If you want a trail with a view, this is the one! Shortly after starting Relay Ridge, you're treated to a beautiful view of the lower valley, but the best is absolutely yet to come. The trail steadily climbs up Packsaddle Basin headed for Ryan Peak with 2 or 3 noticeable campsites, but it's not a camping goldmine like other trails in the area. The real treat is the last mile and a half, where the ...
Red Rock Pass Island Park
Explore Red Rock Pass Island Park. Use OnX Offroad for detailed maps and navigation.
Diamond Creek Trailhead
Montpelier Idaho area Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and dirt biking, mountain biking and horse riding near Bear Lake Idaho. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
South Trail Canyon Trailhead
Georgetown area trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking near Bear Lake and Montpelier Idaho. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Saint Charles Green Canyon Trail Head
Green Canyon Trail Head for snowmobiling, ATV, horse riding, hiking and mountain biking near Bear Lake. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info High Country Info: Beautiful Bear Lake Valley has a network of over 350 miles of groomed trails and has extensive additional mileage in marked, ungroomed trails. Changes in elevation offer terrains varying from mountainous to open meadow. Montpelier, Bloomington, Fish Haven and St. Charles have great trails. The St. Charles-Fish Haven Loop is one of the most popular in the area. Other trails include: Paris, Mink Creek, Bloomington, Georgetown – Montpelier Loop, Crow Creek, Stump Creek, 8 Mile Meadow Creek, and Ant Canyon. Several parking areas make the trails easily accessible. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Pebble Creek Trailhead
Pebble Creek Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking, horse riding and hiking north of Lava Hot Springs Idaho. View our ArcGIS Map of the Pebble Creek Trail Montpelier Ranger District 322 North 4th Street Montpelier, Idaho 83254 (208) 847-0375
North Canyon Trail Head
North Canyon Trail Head near Montpelier Idaho is great for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Dry Canyon Trailhead
Weston Canyon Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking. Connects to trails leading to Malad. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Portneuf Wellness Complex
Family sports park in Pocatello. There is a 7-acre lake with a swimming beach with fishing access. There is mountain bike park and a large children’s playground. It has multi-use sports fields, basketball courts and a sand volleyball pit. A state-of-the-art amphitheater hosts local events as well as big concerts, festivals and community events.
Scout Mountain Area
Scout Mountain near Pocatello provides nature trails and campsites for snowmobiling, ATVs, hiking, biking and horseback riding. Scout Mountain Campground is located just 13 miles south of Pocatello, Idaho. It is a great place for birding and wildlife viewing. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info Scout Mountain Campground Scout Mountain/Mink Creek Birding
Lago Trailhead
Grace Idaho Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Bone Trailhead
Trailhead near Blackfoot Idaho for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Mink Creek Trailhead
Pocatello area trail head for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info More maps on Visit Pocatello Trails page.
Mill Canyon Trailhead
Mill Farm Road trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking near Bear Lake Idaho. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Birch Creek Trailhead
Trailhead near Preston Idaho for snowmobiling, ATV riding, horse riding, dirt biking and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info High Country Info: Cub River snowmobile trails sport over 350 miles of groomed trails to get you into the greatest high country snow this side of winter. Thousands of acres of great snowmobiling include Cub River Canyon, Paris Meadows, Midnight Mountain, Green Basin. Summer offers hiking, biking and ATV trails. View our ArcGIS interactive trail map. View Idaho Parks & Recreation’s free interactive Snowmobile Trail Map with grooming information!
Albert Moser Trailhead
Albert Moser Trailhead near Preston Idaho Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking and hiking for Thorne Springs, Cub River and Lowline trails. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Pocatello Mountain Bike Trails
The hills and mountains around Pocatello Idaho are covered with mountain bike trails. Terrain ranges from mild jeep roads to technical single tracks for abilities of all levels. Trails include Trail Creek & Howard Mountain Area, City Creek, Kinport Mountain, and Cusick Creek, Slate Mountain, Valve House, Corral Creek, Porcelain Pot and many others provide exciting and beautiful terrain for you ride. View an ArcGIS interactive map
Bloomington Lake
This small remote lake is located at the top of the mountain in a spectacular setting. Enjoy beautiful scenery of wildflowers, huge cliffs and 2 lakes. Bloomington Lake is a high elevation glacial lake with great trout fishing! The last one-quarter mile is limited to foot travel only. Trailhead opens July 1st every year. It is a Special Emphasis Area in the Caribou Revised Forest Plan for its unique geologic, ecological, botanical and zoological resource values. Please help us keep it pristine by staying on the trails and packing out your garbage. The top of the trailhead has a pit toilet and picnic tables. There is a $5 fee to use the area. The fee envelop station is on the right a mile or so before you reach the trailhead. Access is by Bloomington Canyon by high clearance vehicles only. ATV, Snowmobile, Bike or Hike to Bloomington Lake! View the Bear Lake CVB’s ATV, Snowmobiling, Mountain Biking and Hiking Trailhead page for directions to the parking lot near Bloomington Lake. View our ArcGIS interactive trail map. US Forest Service Bloomington Lake Trail Information Website
Massacre Rocks State Park
Massacre Rocks State Park is one of the Historical Areas operated by the State of Idaho to remind visitors of the march of history through the state. Ten miles west of American Falls on I-86, take exit 28 and follow the signs. The park has stories to tell which date back to times best described in geologic terms. A study of history indicates the park’s ominous name isn’t supported by actual events. Devils Gate Pass gets undeserved credit as the scene of a wagon train ambush by natives. It’s easy to see why the travelers feared an ambush at the narrow passage that is all that’s left of an extinct volcano. But on August 9 and 10, 1862 it was an area east of Devils Gate, and even east of the park, which saw a series of skirmishes involving four wagon trains. When it was over 10 pioneers and an unknown number of natives were dead and the area acquired it’s undeserved name. Actually settlers and the natives made use of the area for generations because the Snake River is accessible and relatively gentle in this part of its run, and the violent episodes were the exception, not the rule. Cabin Rental at at Massacre Rocks State Park Lodging at the park offers Cabins and a 50 unit campground with water and electrical hookups for RV’s, and a large overflow parking area for the more self sufficient. You’ll also find rest rooms with hot showers, a picnic area, a boat launch, and a visitor center which provides advice and maps. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day the park staff offers campfire programs scheduled to allow you to enjoy the park’s spectacular sunsets. Visitor’s Center at Massacre Rocks State Park Massacre Rocks State Park Visitor’s Center is one of the historic areas operated by the State of Idaho to remind visitors of the march of history through the state. The park has stories to tell which date back to times best described in geologic terms. View our ArcGis Interactive Trail Map. Bird Watching at Massacre Rocks State Park If high desert flora and fauna attract you, you’ll love Massacre Rocks State Park. The park contains about 300 species of plants, and bird watchers have reported over 200 species of birds. If you are looking for the birds not usually seen back home keep an eye out for whistling swans, bald eagles, pelicans and blue herons, all of which are commonly seen. View the Idaho Birding Trail Interactive Map View the Idaho Birding Trail PDF [PDF] [PDF] View our Birdwatching Guide to Southeast Idaho Brochure [PDF, 1.16 MB] [PDF, 1.16 MB] Photo courtesy of Linda 1 day at a time on Flickr Melon Gravel is scattered through the Park. These are remnants of the fury of nature. Until 14,500 years ago, a blink of the geologic eye, most of Utah and parts of Nevada were under the waters of Lake Bonneville. When the natural dam could no longer contain the waters the torrent emptied almost the entire lake in a matter of months. At one point the flow of water was four times that of the Amazon and the boulders you see today were ripped from mountainsides, smoothed by the flow and rolled in the flow for hundreds of miles to where you see them resting today. Register Rock is also located within the park.
Trail Canyon Trailhead
Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking near Soda Springs Idaho. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info Trail Canyon Nordic Trail View our interactive ArcGIS Ski Trail Map. US Forest Service XC Skiing/Snowshoeing Trails
Toponce Trailhead
Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding and mountain biking between Lava Hot Springs and Pocatello. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Caribou - Targhee National Forest
The Caribou National Forest was created in 1907 by President Theodore Roosevelt. Recently the administration was merged with the Targhee National Forest. Combined, the two forests now cover more than 2.8 million acres and thousands of miles of trails in southeastern and eastern Idaho, with small portions in Utah and Wyoming. High Country Info: Find easy access to one of four trailheads on the Caribou Loop in southeastern Idaho or western Wyoming. Explore 200 scenic miles of trail on the Caribou Loop Trail and terrain for all types of riders.. View the Caribou Loop Trail ArcGIS interactive map.
Highline Recreational Trail
Highline is a 55-mile trail mostly at 9000 feet elevation between Preston and Soda Springs. It is suitable for both hikers and bikers as well as Cross Country skiing or snowshoeing in the winter. Contact the Montpelier Ranger District for maps and information. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Twomile Trail Head
Trail head for snowmobiling and ATV riding near Malad Idaho. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info High Country Info: Snowmobile trails course across hundreds of miles of wide open space as they lead travelers through this snowy valley or onto groomed trails along mountain ridges and rolling hills. This winter area, located on the Idaho-Utah border is easily accessible from Interstate 15 with services available in Malad. Summer offers great ATV, Hiking and biking trails. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Montpelier Canyon Trailhead
Crow Creek trail head near Montpelier Idaho offers snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Bloomington Canyon Trailhead
Bear Lake Idaho area Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Paris Canyon Trailhead
Paris Canyon Trail head for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Rose Pond
40-acre sportsmen’s access site for fishing, and features outdoor and indoor archery courses. A very well-done 10-mile trail connects the site with Jensen’s Grove, in Blackfoot.
Pocatello Area Trails
Summer Trails: Explore over a thousand miles of recreational trails and greenway paths in the Pocatello area. There is an exhilarating trail for every hiker, biker, ATV rider and horse rider in Bannock County! Winter Trails: The Bannock County grooming program maintains 250 miles of snowmobile trails including the Inman/Pebble/Toponce area and the Scout Mountain-Mink Creek area. A warming shelter and parking is available in most areas. There are also nice groomed Cross Country-Nordic Ski trails & Snowshoeing Trails in the Pocatello area. VisitPocatello.com Trails Page Portneuf Greenway Trails Pocatello X-Country Ski Foundation Trails & Conditions Southeast Idaho Summer Trails ArcGIS map Southeast Idaho Cross Country Trails ArcGIS map
Home Canyon Trail Head
Montpelier Idaho area Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and dirt biking, mountain biking and horse riding. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Fish Haven Canyon Trail Head
Summer and Winter trail head above Fish Haven near Bear Lake for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGis interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info Montpelier Ranger District 322 North 4th Street Montpelier, Idaho 83254 (208) 847-0375
City Creek Management Area
Trails in the City Creek Management Area cover all possible ability levels. Bikers ride from march to November. Runners and hikers hit the trails year round. Beginners can cruise rim trail, bench and bail for a warm up to the terrain. 52 miles of single track and several motorized routes across 3000 acres of city owned property in the foothills attract bikers, runners and outdoor lovers. View an ArcGIS interactive map High Country Info: The Portneuf Greenway features miles of paved beautiful walking and biking trails. They run along the Portneuf River, inside Ross Park and on the ISU campus. Most of our trails are ADA accessible. View our ArcGis interactive trail map. Birding: View Blackchinned Hummingbird, Swainson’s and Redtailed Hawk, Wilson’s Snipe, Sandhill Crane, Canada Goose, Loggerhead Shrike, Warbling Vireo, wrens, goldfinch, swallows, and sparrows. See a full list on eBird. View the Idaho Birding Trail Interactive Map View the Idaho Birding Trail PDF [PDF] [PDF] View our Birdwatching Guide to Southeast Idaho Brochure [PDF, 1.16 MB] [PDF, 1.16 MB]
Inman Canyon Trailhead
Trailhead above Inkom and Pocatello Idaho for snowmobiling, Cross Country skiing, ATV riding and mountain biking. See trail details on Trailforks.com. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Cottonwood Trailhead
Downey area trailhead for snowmobiling and ATV riding. Plowed parking area. SNOWMOBILING: View Idaho Parks & Recreation’s FREE Interactive Southeast Idaho Snowmobile Trail Map on EVTRAILS with real-time grooming information! Zoom into the area you are interested in, click the trail and print the map or save it as an interactive PDF on your smart phone! SUMMER TRAILS – ATV, MOTORBIKE, HORSES ETC: View our ArcGis Interactive ATV Map
Lava Idaho Centennial Trail
Hike or bike up the main trail to the ruins of the old Molydbenun Mine or hike to the “L” on the side of the mountain. The whole way offers stunning views of Lava and the river. The lower part of the trail was developed by Lions club in 1990. The upper part was an old mining trail. View photos and details on the AllTrails. View a printable, downloadable interactive map. You may also enjoy Mount Moh Trail up to the top L Mountain.
Lava Hot Springs Area Snowmobile Trails
Snowmobile trails near Lava Hot Springs often feature spectacular views of Mt. Bonneville and the Portneuf River area near the town. Warm up in Lava’s hot pools after a day of fun! ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Soda Springs Area Trails
Trail Canyon, Eight Mile, Big Canyon Trail Heads near Soda Springs has more than 250 square miles of trails on forest service land through scenic forested mountains and onto powdery valley floors. Warming huts, restrooms and parking areas are available. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info
Eight Mile Trail Head
Eight Mile Trail Head for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding and mountain biking. ATV & Recreation Trails: View our ArcGIS interactive map. Snowmobile Map: Idaho State Parks Snowmobile Trail Map with Grooming Info