Boulder Mountains

The Boulder Mountains are a rugged mountain range located in central Idaho, characterized by steep, rocky peaks, alpine lakes, and dense pine forests. The range extends for approximately 50 miles and is part of the larger Sawtooth National Forest. The terrain is diverse, ranging from gentle, forested slopes to dramatic, glacier-carved cirques and steep, exposed ridges. The range is home to several notable peaks, including Mount Borah, the highest point in Idaho at 12,662 feet.