Fall in Boise is a treat for anyone who loves the outdoors. The air turns crisp, the leaves turn gold and red, and familiar trails take on a new look. Whether you want a quick stroll, a scenic mountain getaway, or an overlook perfect for photos, the Treasure Valley has plenty of fall-friendly hiking spots.
Riverside Strolls with Stunning Fall Color
Boise River Greenbelt
This 25-mile pathway along the Boise River is an easy choice for a fall walk or bike ride. The trees lining the river put on a colorful show, and you can stop at parks and coffee shops along the way. It’s great for all ages and skill levels, and you can choose how long you want to go.
Kathryn Albertson Park
Known for its winding paths, ponds, and wildlife, Kathryn Albertson Park feels extra peaceful in the fall. It’s a short, flat loop perfect for a relaxing walk and some great seasonal photos.
Julia Davis Park
Located downtown, this park offers river views and plenty of trees that glow in autumn colors. Mixing a short walk with a stop at a museum or the zoo nearby is a nice option.
Mountain Escapes for Crisp Autumn Air
Bogus Basin
Just 16 miles from Boise, Bogus Basin offers several beautiful fall trails. The stunning mountain views and the cooler temperatures make hiking here a refreshing experience. After your hike, grab a drink at the lodge before returning to the hill.
Stack Rock Trail
This moderately challenging trail rewards hikers with panoramic views and a massive rock formation at the top. In the fall, the changing leaves make the climb even more enjoyable.
Mores Mountain Loop
Located near Bogus Basin, this loop trail is short but scenic. You’ll get mountain views, forested sections, and colorful foliage without a long drive from Boise.
Scenic Overlooks and Hillside Trails
Camel’s Back Park & Hulls Gulch
A local favorite for its easy access and quick climb to the top, Camel’s Back offers excellent views of the city, surrounded by fall color. For a longer, more rugged hike, continue into Hulls Gulch.
Table Rock
This iconic Boise hike is a must-do in the fall. The moderate climb to the top offers views of the entire valley, and the warm autumn light makes sunset here especially stunning.
Military Reserve
With several interconnected trails, the Military Reserve offers many options for quick walks and longer hikes. The open hillsides turn golden in the fall, and you might spot deer or other wildlife.
Start Your Fall Adventures with Totally Boise
Fall hiking in Boise is the perfect mix of fresh air, great views, and a chance to see familiar places in a new light. Whether you’re out for a short stroll or an all-day adventure, the Treasure Valley has trails to match your mood. Snap a photo during your hike and tag it with #TotallyBoiseFall so we can share your favorite fall spots with the community.