Brundage Bungalows

This trail starts at the Activity Center parking lot near the campground. You loop around the campground and then continue north along the western side of the peninsula. The first mile of the trail is paved and relatively flat, so it is ADA accessible. This trail offers great views of Payette Lake. The trail is a double-track, so people may walk or bike two abreast until you meet someone going the opposite direction. From approximately mid-December to March, the park is closed to hikers and...

This is a popular loop in Ponderosa State Park that can be biked or hiked. It starts at the Activity Center parking lot near the Peninsula Campground. You loop around the campground and then continue north along the western side of the peninsula. The Peninsula Trail is double-track, so people may walk or bike two abreast until you meet someone going the opposite direction. The Peninsula Trail is relatively flat and easy, whereas the trails on the eastern side of the loop are slightly more...

This is a popular loop in Ponderosa State Park for hikers that want a relatively easy but longer hike. This trail offers great views of Payette Lake. It starts at the Activity Center parking lot near the Peninsula Campground. You loop around the campground and then continue north along the western side of the peninsula. The Peninsula Trail is double-track, so hikers can typically walk side by side on this portion. The Peninsula Trail is relatively flat and easy, whereas the trails on the...

This is a mountain biking or hiking route. It starts at the Activity Center parking area and heads south across the meadow, then continues east on Miles Standish Trail. This trail is single-track and can be slightly difficult and narrow at points. Eventually turn left to continue north on the Huckleberry Loop Trail. Huckleberry takes you all the way to Scenic Drive just ¼ mile below Osprey Point at the northernmost tip of the peninsula. Continue on Huckleberry Loop trail to Porcupine...

This loop starts at the Meadow Marsh Trailhead. The trail splits at about .2 miles up the trail to the left or right. You will loop back around to this intersection on your way back. This is a great loop for families with small children. It is relatively flat and half way through is Fir Grove Cut-off, if you wish to shorten your hike. From approximately December through April, the park is closed to hikers and bikers. During this time the park is open to snowshoers and cross-country skiers....