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Sandy Point Beach is just off the Boise River Greenbelt in Lucky Peak Dam State Park. Sandy Point offers restrooms, showers, picnic tables, a disc golf course, sand volleyball courts, and a swim beach.

… if you want to include Sawtooth Lake on this hike, you can spare Alpine Lake …

… if you want to see Sawtooth Lake: save energy, don’t hike down to the lake

True to its name, this location boasts a beautiful sandy beach and shallow waters, retaining warmth compared to other river spots. Alongside picnic areas and volleyball courts, the park offers access to trails, adding an adventurous dimension to your outdoor experience.

At this junction you can follow Trail Creek Lakes Trail which leads to the beautiful alpine Trail Lakes. There are three different lakes with great camp spots, but be aware that this is an old burn zone. So there is not too much shade neither along the trail nor at the lakes. The Trail Creek Trail however leads you either to Grandjean Trailhead or Observation Peak, Stanley Lake or Sawtooth Lakes in the other direction.

As the name suggests there is a nice sandy beach here. The water is shallow which keeps it warmer than other areas on the river. The park also has picnic areas, volleyball courts, and access to some hiking trails.

Kind of a bumpy bike path to the beach after the first lucky peak picnic area.

The Redfish Lake shuttle ferry offers daily service across Redfish Lake for day hikers, backpackers, mountain bikers or those just simply interested in sightseeing. The ferry saves you 12 miles (round trip) and drops you off at the Redfish Inlet Trailhead where there are bathrooms, nearby camping sites, and is where several popular hiking trails begin. More information and the ferry schedule can be found here: https://redfishlake.com/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-redfish-shuttle/