Boise, Idaho · Ada County · Facility
Several trailheads in the Boise Foothills offer opportunities to link trails to create a hike or ride to suit your needs. Miller Gulch, located a short distance up Bogus Basin Road, offers options for a short loop or an all day adventure. Facilities include a gravel parking area, map kiosk, and vault toilet.
Several trailheads in the Boise Foothills offer opportunities to link trails to create a hike or ride to suit your needs. Miller Gulch, located a short distance up Bogus Basin Road, offers options for a short loop or an all day adventure. Facilities include a gravel parking area, map kiosk, and vault toilet.
From downtown Boise, Idaho proceed north on Harrison Blvd. At Hill Road, Harrison Blvd changes to Bogus Basin Road. Travel 3 miles into the foothills on Bogus Basin Road. Miller Gulch Trailhead is on the right side (east) of the road.
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