7 Horseback Trails near Sand Creek Frenzy
first prev 1 next lastShowing Horseback Trails within 50 miles Distance miles of 695C+4G Sarilda, ID, USA City, Zip, or Address
Pine Butte / The Caldera
St. Anthony, Idaho
10.3 miles WAn 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 0.6-4.7 mi
Harriman State Park
Island Park, Idaho
11.5 miles NEAn 11,000-acre wildlife refuge 38 miles from Yellowstone along Henry's Fork — world-class fly-fishing, hiking among wildflowers and wildlife, plus 24 miles of Nordic ski trails in winter.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike, Snowshoe 3.2-47.0 mi
Yellowstone Branch Line Trail
Ashton, Idaho
16.8 miles EA 39-mile trail from Warm River to the Montana border — open to backpackers, hikers, mountain bikers, horseback riders, and ATVs through the Targhee National Forest.
Backpack, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike 4.8 mi
Aldous Lake and Hancock Lake
Kilgore, Idaho
23.2 miles NWTwin alpine lakes — Aldous and Hancock — on a scenic 1.5-to-2.5-mile hike near Kilgore, with beautiful mountain scenery and heavier weekend crowds.
Backpack, Camp, Hike, Horseback, Swim
Paramount Wall / Blanche Rock
Ririe, Idaho
39.3 miles SA sport climbing wall above the road near Ririe with great exposure, afternoon shade, and well-loved 5.9–5.10 lines — most routes work with a 50-meter rope, established by Chuck Oddette and crew.
Camp, Horseback, Rock Climb 2.1-2.3 mi
Market Lake Wildlife Management Area
Roberts, Idaho
39.4 miles SWA wildlife management area teeming with waterfowl — ibis colonies, ducks, geese, herons, eagles, hawks, and owls — plus mule deer, white-tailed deer, and a small moose population near Roberts, Idaho.
Hike, Horseback 15.0-18.4 mi
Alaska Basin
Driggs, Idaho
47.4 miles SEA stunning trail through the Jedediah Wilderness into Wyoming near Grand Teton National Park, with wildflowers, rushing rivers, the Teton Range, and the serene Alaska Basin — intermediate to advanced.
Backpack, Hike, Horseback
