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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
Civil Defense Caves
Rexburg, Idaho
23.0 miles N of Rexburg, IdahoTwo large lava tubes with an arched ceiling, gravel floor, bats in the left branch, and a cavern section at the end — open May through September to protect the bat habitat.
Cave Add Location 0.4 mi
West Thumb Geyser Basin
Grant Visitor's Center, Yellowstone National Park
1.8 miles NW of Grant Visitor's Center, Yellowstone National ParkBoardwalks trace the edge of Yellowstone Lake at the scenic West Thumb Geyser Basin — hot springs, mud pots, fumaroles, lake shore geysers, and underwater vents in one compact visit.
Hike 0.1 mi
40 Horse Cave
Firth, Idaho
11.9 miles E of Firth, IdahoA short, steep scramble near Firth to a roomy hillside cave — big enough, legend says, to hide 40 horses.
Cave, Hike 
Y-Mountain Summit Trail
Provo, Utah
2.8 miles E of Provo, UtahA 1.2-mile climb east of BYU leads to a massive block Y on the hillside and sweeping panoramas over Provo, Orem, Utah Valley, and Utah Lake below.
Camp, Hike 
Donut Falls
Salt Lake City, Utah
14.9 miles SE of Salt Lake City, UtahA waterfall that pours through a hole in a cave ceiling — earning the 'donut' name — on a family-friendly 3-mile round-trip hike through Big Cottonwood Canyon.
Hike, Swim 
Mueller Park Trail
Bountiful, Utah
2.9 miles SE of Bountiful, UtahSmooth buff singletrack climbs gradually for 6.5 miles through Mueller Park before rewarding mountain bikers with fast, flowy descents all the way back down.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Mountain Bike 
Fall River Bridge
Ashton, Idaho
6.6 miles SW of Ashton, IdahoA rope swing under a railroad bridge and a swimming hole just north — pull off Highway 20, check the mid-river rocks for water level, and enjoy a quick summer splash.
Dive, Swim 
Claire Boyle Skatepark
Rexburg, Idaho
0.5 miles NW of Rexburg, IdahoTwo side-by-side concrete bowls plus boxes, quarter pipes, and rails make Claire Boyle a compact and rarely crowded skate spot in eastern Idaho.
Skateboard 0.2-9.7 mi
City Creek
Pocatello, Idaho
1.3 miles S of Pocatello, IdahoPocatello's city-maintained trail network packs over six miles of singletrack into City Creek Canyon, with everything from casual loops to a downhill-only expert run.
Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike 1.4 mi
Queen Anne Creek
Edenton, North Carolina
0.2 miles W of Edenton, North CarolinaA two-hour kayak loop from Edenton Marina up Queen Anne Creek and Little Creek — lily pads in spring, mirrored reflections on calm days, and brilliant fall foliage along the water.
Canoe, Kayak
