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Encompassing more than 2.5 million acres of mountains and forests, the Boise National Forest is one of the most spectacular pieces of wilderness in Idaho. With more than 70 campgrounds, it offers almost endless opportunities for camping, and options range from well-developed campgrounds with modern restrooms to primitive tent sites with hand-pumped water. No matter which campground you stay at, there's no shortage of fun outdoor activities to enjoy, with popular options including hiking through the North Fork Payette River Canyon, climbing to the peak of the 10-000-foot Trinity Mountain, and boating on one of the forest's 250 pristine lakes.

1249 S Vinnell Way, Boise, ID 83709-1663, Phone: 208-373-4100

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