Best hikes in Boulder River Wilderness

Ambleway maps 10 hikes in Boulder River Wilderness, from a 2.2-mile walk to a 15-mile day out. All of them score as wild, staying clear of roads and development for most of the route; the wildest is Saddle Lake & Three Fingers-Goat Flats-Saddle Lake Trail #641. The biggest climb is Eight-Mile Creek Trail & Squire Creek Trail, gaining 5,745 ft, and the network tops out at 6,829 ft.

• Deer Creek Pass Trail 2.2 mi · ▲ 738 ft
• Feature Show Falls & Boulder River Viewpoint via Boulder River Trail 2.2 mi · ▲ 123 ft
• National Forest Development Road 2030 4 mi · ▲ 485 ft
• Saddle Lake & Three Fingers-Goat Flats-Saddle Lake Trail #641 4.5 mi · ▲ 1,319 ft
• Copper Creek Trail 5.2 mi · ▲ 387 ft
• Marten Creek Trail #713 6 mi · ▲ 2,250 ft
• Neiderprum Trail 6.3 mi · ▲ 3,294 ft
• Clear Creek Road & Deer Creek Pass Trail 9.3 mi · ▲ 2,018 ft
• Queest-alb Glacier–Three Fingers, 5 sights 14 mi · ▲ 4,982 ft
• Eight-Mile Creek Trail & Squire Creek Trail 15.1 mi · ▲ 5,745 ft