Quigley Loop Trail

The trail is easily accessible as it's located within the BCRD Quigley Trails Park near Hailey, Idaho. You'll find designated parking areas at the park, providing convenient access to the trailhead.

Yes, dogs are permitted on the trail. Please ensure your furry friend is kept under control and follow any posted leash regulations to ensure a pleasant experience for all users.

The trail is generally enjoyable throughout the warmer months. However, the north side can be muddy depending on recent weather, so spring might involve some squishy spots. For drier conditions, late spring through fall is ideal.

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Quigley Loop Trail or the BCRD Quigley Trails Park. It's freely open for public enjoyment.

Absolutely! The Quigley Loop Trail is rated as 'easy' or 'green difficulty,' making it suitable for all ages and abilities, including beginners and families. Its wide singletrack design also allows for comfortable side-by-side travel.

The trail primarily consists of wide singletrack. While generally not technical, you might encounter some 'squishy but supportable spots,' especially on the north side after rain. The elevation gain is moderate, making for a pleasant and accessible experience.

Yes, the Quigley Loop Trail is a multi-use trail that welcomes hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. Its wide design and non-technical nature make it suitable for various activities.

The full loop is approximately 4.2 miles long. For hikers, it typically takes around 1 hour and 8 minutes to complete, depending on your pace and stops for scenery.

Yes, the trail offers scenic viewing opportunities within Quigley Canyon. You'll be treated to pleasant views of the surrounding natural landscape as you traverse the loop.

Adjacent to the hiking loop, the BCRD Quigley Trails Park also features specialized amenities for mountain biking. These include a pump track, jump lines (green, blue, and black), and flow trails, offering additional recreational opportunities distinct from the main Quigley Loop Trail.

While generally well-maintained, the north side of the trail can become muddy and have 'squishy but supportable spots' after significant rainfall. It's always a good idea to check local weather conditions before heading out, especially if you prefer drier terrain.