8 Hiking Trails near Little Camas Reservoir
first prev 1 next lastShowing Hiking Trails within 50 miles Distance miles of Little Camas Reservoir near Mountain Home City, Zip, or Address
Anderson Ranch Reservoir
Pine
5.0 miles NA 14-mile Reclamation reservoir on the South Fork Boise River northeast of Mountain Home, best known for kokanee fishing. This pin marks the free Fall Creek Boat Ramp on the west shore, with free Forest Service campgrounds a short drive away.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Crater Rings
Mountain Home, Idaho
25.7 miles SWTwo perfectly symmetrical pit craters — among the few examples in the continental US — offer a rare look at volcanic collapse geology on the Snake River Plain.
Hike, Rock Climb
Bruneau Dunes
Bruneau, Idaho
34.3 miles SWNorth America's tallest single-structure sand dune rises 470 feet above twin lakes, with stargazing at Idaho's only public observatory on select evenings nearby.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Horseback 3.4 mi
Skillern Hot Springs
Fairfield, Idaho
35.5 miles NEA stunning six-mile trail along crystal-clear Big Smoky Creek to a hot spring — spectacular in fall, with two trail options and a sign marking the final three miles.
Camp, Hike, Hot Springs
Little City of Rocks
Gooding, Idaho
39.0 miles SEA volcanic hoodoo landscape of natural arches, towers, and mushroom-cap formations near Gooding, Idaho — best visited in spring when desert wildflowers bloom and the main loop trail is scenic.
Camp, Hike 1.4 mi
Table Rock
Boise, Idaho
41.6 miles NWDirectly above downtown Boise, Table Rock rewards hikers with panoramic city, valley, and foothills views — especially stunning at sunrise or sunset, when the iconic white cross lights up on the peak.
Hike
Military Reserve Trails
Boise, Idaho
43.9 miles NWA 460-acre wildlife and recreation reserve near Boise with trails through a historic military range repurposed for the community — managed to preserve natural values alongside public recreation.
Hike, Mountain Bike
Central Foothills
Boise, Idaho
45.0 miles NWIdaho's Central Foothills offer access to over 19,000 miles of trails — from paved urban paths to remote wilderness climbs, including the 1,200-mile Idaho Centennial Trail.
Hike, Mountain Bike
