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Bogus Basin is overseen by the non-profit organization Bogus Basin Recreation Association. In the summer, visitors can go mountain biking and go gravel riding, and in the winter, there is skiing and snowboarding.

Polecat Gulch Reserve has over 7 miles of single track to explore with views of Treasure Valley and the Boise ridgeline. This can be a good place to spot many different types of birds of prey as well as coyotes and deer.

Polecat Gulch Reserve plays host to nearly 8 miles of swooping singletrack trails that can be challenging, but they are smooth enough to be a great place for people pretty new to mountain biking. There are a number of trails, but the Polecat Loop is by far the most popular route.

Covering a total of 322 acres, this Reserve boasts over 7.5 miles of trails. The vegetation on the slopes supports mule deer, which is why there is an on-leash rule for dogs to protect the sensitive nature of the plants. The rolling hills provide a peaceful yet challenging hiking experience.

Some long-time locals might lament the loss of this trail's "under the radar" status, but it really is a gem that crosses through a little bit of almost everything that makes this area beautiful, from lava rock fields to open meadows and stretches of creekside trail. Trail traffic moves in both directions, but keep a particular eye out for fast-moving mountain bikers that might come tearing downhill.

This makes for a great quick mountain bike ride with fun downhill on the way back. People do hike it too but be on alert as it seems to be primarily used by bikers and is a fairly popular trail.

A little slice of singletrack heaven! It's easy to see why this is one of the most popular MTB routes around Sun Valley. This area is great fun heading downhill and the scenery more than makes up for the struggle if you're heading uphill.