Ready..set..go! Here are 10 fun hikes in Island Park Idaho! Be sure to swing by Last Chance Texaco and General Store before setting out on the trail to pick up any picnic or hiking supplies you may need. We are open 7 days a week and have some great gourmet lunch supplies, hiking gear, and pretty much anything else you might need

1. **Harriman State Park:** This park is home to over 20 miles of trails that meander through lush meadows, dense forests, and along the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River. It’s also a prime spot for wildlife sightings.

2. **Targhee National Forest:** The forest offers countless trails, including the scenic South Plateau Trail and the challenging Mount Jefferson. 

3. **Henry’s Lake State Park:** Home to the Howard Creek Trail, a 3-mile loop that gives hikers stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains. 

4. **Mesa Falls:** The trail to the Upper and Lower Mesa Falls offers a relatively easy hike with the reward of breathtaking waterfall views.

5. **Continental Divide National Scenic Trail:** A segment of this long-distance trail passes near Island Park, offering incredible vistas and a variety of terrain.

6. **Two Top Mountain:** Known for its snowmobiling trails in the winter, Two Top offers an exhilarating hike in the summer with panoramic views at the summit.

7. **Lionshead Mountain:** This challenging hike takes you to the top of Lionshead Mountain, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Island Park and the surrounding area.

8. **Bitch Creek Canyon:** This hike offers beautiful views of the Teton Range and the chance to see a variety of wildlife.

9. **Big Springs Nature Trail:** This easy, 1-mile loop takes you through beautiful forested terrain and offers the chance to see the largest natural spring in the country.

10. **Sawtell Peak:** The road to the peak provides an easy ascent, and once at the top, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of Island Park, Montana, and Yellowstone.

Remember, before setting out on any hike, it’s important to check the local weather forecast and trail conditions, bring adequate supplies, and let someone know your plans. Happy hiking!