Below, riders will find popular routes in & near Boise Idaho. We've included maps, points of interests, and GPX files for download. If you would like help loading the GPX files onto your GPS device, come into our shop and we can help. Feel free to come say hello to our knowledgable staff for recommendations and alterations tomake your visit the best.
Our favorite gravel rides. Some gravel routes border private land. We would like to remind riders to represent cyclists in the best light so we can continue to have a good relationship with land owners.
With the Boise foothills so accessable from our shop, we have access to some amazing trails. Whether you like xc or enduro, Ridge to Rivers has made great trails for all styles. If it's solitude you're in search of, check out the trails in the Sawtooth NRA (National Recreation Area).
Boise is known for our bike-friendly community. Enjoy these road rides we commonly ride.
Self titled the Pearl Loop, this route takes riders through the mining town/site Pearl, ID.
From mid spring to late fall this is a very beautiful route. Along the way you can see mining equipment, hot springs (come in the shop and ask us), and the river on the South side of the road. Cut off 40 miles by parking at Arrowrock dam and starting from this shorter alternative route
Commonly regarded as the best mountain bike trail in the Treasure valley, this route shows the rider a 360 degree view of the Valley and surrounding mountains. On a clear day viewers can see the Sawtooths.
Regarded as one of the best training routes in the area, this route is scenic, popularized by locals, and smooth.
A staple in our Treasure Valley training; get a sample of the North End, Hill road, and the Foothills. Double it up (or decuple it on Easter with local Andrew Harris) for a little more elevation.