Places To Ride In Boise
Plan Your Next Cycling Adventure
Looking for new places to explore? Here are a few of our favorite places to ride in and around Boise. There are options for every level of rider, from easy-going paths to challenging mountain trails. Have questions or want expert advice? Give us a call or stop by to talk with our friendly and knowledgable staff.
Camel's Back Trail Network
Looking for a great view? Climb the hill to reach the top of Camel’s Back park and take in the beautiful scenery. These local trails are a quick ride from our stores and there’s something for everyone. Whether you want to get in a rigorous workout on your mountain bike or prefer a leisurely cruise along the path, there are plenty of options for you to explore.
Bogus Basin
Don’t miss Bogus Basin if you want to experience some of Boise’s best mountain biking trails. There are options for those of you who are just getting into mountain biking, all the way up to super technical downhill trails that are perfect for very experienced riders. Choose from a day pass or a season pass for access to the chairlift and Basin Gravity Park plus a huge network of trails.
Boise Bike Park
The J. A. and Kathryn Albertson Family Foundation Bike Park has been designed to accommodate multiple skill levels from beginner to expert. The beginner trail offers smaller mounds and spacing of elements that allows riders to control their speed. There is one jump in the beginner trail that can be by-passed as needed. The other trails in this section offer multiple ways of approaching jump features from more advanced to less technical approaches.
Military Reserve Trail Network
Featuring 9 different MTB trails, this 734 acre natural area is named for Fort Boise and the associated military maneuvers that were performed here between the 1860s and 1940s. The area served several purposes, including the staging of gunnery practice into the hills above. After the military halted its operations, the community recognized the importance of this area and the Boise Front for recreation and wildlife values. Boise City acquired title to the property from the Federal government for "recreation and public purposes". It is managed as a recreation and wildlife reserve, with human activities allowed in ways that do not detract from the natural values.
Eagle Bike Park
Encompassing over 200 acres, the Ada/Eagle Bike Park is jointly managed by Ada County Parks & Waterways and the City of Eagle. The park includes an extensive series of trails that connect to the Ridge to Rivers trail system. The park offers trails skill levels ranging from beginner to expert abilities. Other features include freeride jump lines, a pump track, dirt jumps, dual slalom race course, mountain cross race course, a BMX track and more!
Table Rock
Table Rock is a Boise staple, overlooking the entire treasure valley, this quarry features some of the most tech trails in the foothills, right in town. This system has 14 miles of total trail, 1 easy, 8 intermediate and 7 difficult or expert trails, it features some of the best views of the city!
Explore the Greenbelt
Are you looking to explore the Greenbelt, the many restaurants/breweries, and sights Boise has to offer? Do it on the best form of transportation in Boise, a Specialized Turbo Electric Bike!
Explore Boise’s vibrant downtown, Hyde Park area, and the Greenbelt just to name a few. The Greenbelt is a Boise gem, a pedestrian and cycling path that follows the Boise River. The Greenbelt extends east and west of both our locations, offering scenic rides alongside the river and access to local restaurants, breweries, and parks.
If you’re looking for a suggestion, just ask us and we’ll help you experience everything wonderful Boise has to offer by bike!
Check out an interactive map of the Greenbelt here:
Head for the Hills
Looking to head for the hills? Rent a Specialized mountain bike and hit the trails!
Boise has built out in recent years as a mountain bike destination, featuring our local trails accessible from our shop and the ever-expanding network at Bogus Basin. Whether you want to pedal your heart out on the Ridge to River foothills trails or ride the chair lift at the Basin Gravity Park, we have a bike for you!
Whatever your adventure, let a bike get you there!
Explore a map of the Foothills and Bogus Basin here: