About hiking in Gem County

Gem County, Idaho has 13 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 31.9 miles, an average of 2.5 miles each. The longest is Wilson Corrals Trail, at 4.7 miles.

What the hiking trails in Gem County are like

By length, 1 is under a mile and 12 run 1 to 5 miles. 1 is a loop, ending where it starts; the longest is Resevoir Trail, at 1.2 miles.

Of the 4 with a difficulty rating, 3 easy and 1 hard. Of the 13 with measured elevation, Renwyck Creek Trail climbs the most, about 3,564 ft, and 4 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 13 hiking trails, longest first

Wilson Corrals TrailHike4.7 mi Loopinus Maximus - #104HikeMTB3.7 mi Greenfield Flat TrailHike3.7 mi Antelope TrailHike3.5 mi Gabes Peak TrailHike3.2 mi Renwyck Creek TrailHike2.9 mi National Forest Development 626 RoadHike2.5 mi Poison Creek TrailHike2.2 mi Canyon Crossing - #103HikeMTB1.4 mi Pearly Gate - #113HikeMTB1.2 mi Resevoir TrailHike1.2 mi Payette Riverwalk TrailHike1.1 mi Sagehen G TrailHike0.4 mi

← All Gem County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt October 4, 2026.