Fox Hills

The Fox Hills mountain range in central Idaho is a rugged and remote wilderness area characterized by steep, jagged peaks and deep, glaciated valleys. The range lies within the Boise National Forest and is part of the Sawtooth Mountain system. The terrain is predominantly granite, with dramatic ridgelines, talus slopes, and alpine lakes dotting the landscape. Hiking trails and primitive campsites provide access to the interior of the range, though much of it remains roadless and undeveloped.