Idaho Hot Springs

This is six days of mountain bike trails, hot springs, and wild rivers! Explore the rugged beauty of the Sawtooth Mountains, visit remote natural hot springs along the way, and ride the legendary Deadwood-Julie Creek. Other highlights include the historic mining towns of Atlanta, Lowman and Pine.

Highlights

  • The Boise National Forest
  • Sawtooth Mountains
  • Each day ends at a different natural hot springs.

Details

TypeMountain bike, E-Mountain bike
Duration5 days
LevelChallenging
SupportGuided
Daily distance12 – 25 mi
Total distance127 mi
Group sizemin. 6 max. 13
LodgingCamping
BicycleNot included
MonthJune, July, August, September
StartBoise
FinishBoise
States or countryIdaho
Airport startBoise Airport (BOI)
Airport finishBoise Airport (BOI)

Starting from $ 1,569.00

*Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability *

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