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Find trails for hiking, biking, and backpacking. Discover a new favorite swimming hole, hot spring, or kayak run. Maybe you just need a free skatepark or rock climbing wall. In the winter, you can make yourself a list of all the sledding hills to try out or maybe just find a great trail for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. Whatever you like to do to find peace in nature or spike your adrenaline, find your next location with us and make it an adventure to remember.
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Here's some of our favorite locations
Bear Gulch
Ashton, Idaho
9.7 miles NE of Ashton, IdahoAn abandoned ski hill from 1969 with overgrown runs that still deliver great sledding — the lower run is fast and winding all the way down to the old ski lift.
Camp, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Sled Add Location
Mesa Falls
Ashton, Idaho
10.0 miles NE of Ashton, IdahoUpper Mesa Falls drops 114 feet and spans 300 feet across the Henrys Fork — just 0.2 miles of paved walkway from the parking lot, with platforms, handrails, and morning rainbow mist.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Kayak 3.6 mi
String Lake
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
21.2 miles N of Jackson Hole, WyomingA shallow, warm lake connecting Jenny and Leigh Lakes at the base of the Tetons — the clear water lets you see the bottom from a kayak, wade easily with kids, and access wilder open water beyond.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Pine Butte / The Caldera
St. Anthony, Idaho
21.7 miles N of St. Anthony, IdahoAn old volcano in the Idaho desert that feels like stepping into a mountain forest — pine-covered hillsides, a meadow ringed by aspen and boulders, and a quarter-mile easy trail to the caldera floor.
Camp, Hike, Horseback 0.1 mi
Founder's Square Hill (Under the Water Tower)
Rexburg, Idaho
1.8 miles SE of Rexburg, IdahoA wide, perfectly steep sledding hill in Rexburg that accommodates snowboards and inner tubes — still plenty of hill left after some houses went in at the bottom in 2017.
Sled 4.2 mi
Lake Marie
Island Park, Idaho
9.7 miles N of Island Park, IdahoA high Continental Divide hike across the Idaho-Montana border to a cold, snowmelt-fed lake in a wildflower meadow — water level shifts dramatically from spring to fall.
Backpack, Hike 11.9 mi
Island Lake
Pinedale, Wyoming
11.0 miles NE of Pinedale, WyomingIsland Lake is one of the crown jewels of the Wind River Range, a large, deep alpine lake set at about 10,400 feet on the edge of the Bridger Wilderness in west-central Wyoming. Ringed by pale...
Backpack, Hike, Horseback 1.4 mi
Turtleback Falls
Lake Toxaway, North Carolina
3.3 miles SW of Lake Toxaway, North CarolinaTurtleback Falls' dome-shaped slide drops riders 10 feet into the Chug Hole pool, but wait for calm currents — strong flows have swept swimmers downriver over 125-foot Rainbow Falls.
Backpack, Hike, Swim 2.3 mi
Queens Garden Trail
Bryce, Utah
3.2 miles S of Bryce, UtahA descent through hoodoos and tunnels in Bryce Canyon's main amphitheater starting at Sunrise Point — well-kept dirt trail with benches, detour to a Queen Victoria rock formation, and a forest ecosystem below.
Hike 0.9 mi
Trail of the Cedars
Apgar Village, Glacier National Park
13.2 miles NE of Apgar Village, Glacier National ParkAn easy wheelchair-accessible loop through towering 500-year-old cedars up to 100 feet tall in Glacier National Park, with gorge views of glacial Avalanche Creek and a footbridge over the water.
Hike