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Idaho
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Smith Creek
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Smith Creek is a short, accessible trail perfect for families and casual hikers looking for a quick nature walk in central Idaho. This nearly three-quarter mile route follows Smith Creek through riparian habitat, offering opportunities to enjoy streamside scenery and local wildlife. The gentle terrain and minimal elevation gain make it an ideal choice for those seeking a leisurely outdoor experience without significant physical demands.

Geological Interpretive Trail - 1 mile
~31 min drive
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New Canyon
~6 min drive
Long canyon trail offering scenic geology and riparian landscapes.
Lake Cleveland
~7 min drive
Easy 2.2-mile lakeside walk with minimal elevation gain.
Thompson Flat
~9 min drive
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City of Rocks National Reserve, the California Trail
~32 min drive
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Twin Lakes
~8 min drive
Moderate 6.86-mile hike to scenic alpine lakes with 617 ft elevation gain.
Howell Canyon Trail
~10 min drive
Easy 2.3-mile canyon walk with minimal elevation gain.
Cold Springs Creek
~12 min drive
Easy creek-side walk through Idaho backcountry with minimal elevation gain.

Parking Lot Rock Trailhead
~32 min drive
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Mt Harrison Lookout
~9 min drive
Moderate hike to historic fire lookout with panoramic mountain views.