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Idaho
6.5 mi
Distance
630 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Bear Hollow
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Bear Hollow offers a scenic 6.46-mile round trip through Idaho backcountry with moderate elevation gain, making it an accessible adventure for hikers seeking solitude and natural beauty. The trail winds through mixed terrain typical of the region, providing steady climbing and rewarding views. This route is ideal for hikers looking to build endurance while enjoying the diverse ecosystems of central Idaho.
Parking Lot Rock Trailhead
~50 min drive
This is the end of the Creekside Towers Trail, or the beginning depending on which end you start from. If you need a rest stop there is a bathroom located about 500 ft up the road.
Pike Springs Loop
~0 min drive
Easy 2.8-mile loop featuring natural springs and gentle forest terrain.
Porcupine Loop
~1 min drive
Moderate 13.2-mile loop with 1,149 ft elevation gain in central Idaho.
Rock Creek Loop
~2 min drive
Easy 3.94-mile loop with creek views and gentle elevation gain.
Bath Rock Trail - 0.25 miles
~50 min drive
Starting from the parking lot, this short trail loops around the looming granite formation of Bath Rock. The rock is named for large natural pools of water atop this 240-foot tall monolith. Adventurous visitors can climb up the back side of Bath Rock where handles are affixed…
Eagle (Interp. Trail)
~0 min drive
Easy 2.4-mile interpretive loop with minimal elevation gain near Eagle.
Diamondfield Jack
~2 min drive
Moderate 8.9-mile desert trail with modest elevation gain and historical significance.
Short Loop
~2 min drive
Easy 3-mile loop with 385 ft gain—perfect for beginners and families.
California Trail History
~50 min drive
Look east and view Circle Creek Basin, where emigrants along the historic California Trail (1843-1882) camped, rested livestock, and left their names in axle grease. Be sure to take a short detour on the trail heading east to see some spectacular views.
Ross Falls (Interp. Trail)
~5 min drive
Easy 0.41-mile interpretive walk to Ross Falls with educational signage.
