Red-Winged Blackbird Trail #35A

This easy trail typically takes around 20-25 minutes to complete. It's a short and pleasant walk, perfect for a quick nature escape.

The trail connects Camelsback Park to the Chickadee Ridge Trail. You can typically find parking available at Camelsback Park, which provides convenient access to the trailhead.

Yes, absolutely! This trail is considered easy with minimal elevation gain and a well-maintained path, making it ideal for beginners, families, and a nice nature walk for kids.

Yes, dogs are generally allowed on trails within the Ridge to Rivers system, which includes this trail. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash and that you clean up after them to maintain the trail for everyone.

No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to hike the Red-Winged Blackbird Trail #35A or to access Hulls Gulch Reserve. It's freely accessible to the public.

Thanks to its abundant shade, this trail is enjoyable throughout many seasons. Spring and fall offer pleasant temperatures, but the shade also makes it a good option during warmer summer days. Always check local conditions before heading out.

The trail features an easy, well-maintained path with minimal elevation changes. The primary natural feature you'll encounter is a crossing over Hulls Creek, which adds to the scenic value.

True to its name, this trail offers excellent birding opportunities, especially near Hulls Creek where you might spot Red-winged Blackbirds and other species. The trail also provides a pleasant natural setting with plenty of shade and the refreshing presence of Hulls Creek.

Yes, it's part of the larger Ridge to Rivers trail system. It connects Camelsback Park to the Chickadee Ridge Trail and can serve as an alternative to the Red Fox Trail #36 for those seeking less elevation gain.

While the trail itself is a peaceful nature walk, it's located within Hulls Gulch Reserve. A nearby highlight offers a View of Boise from Hull's Gulch Reserve, which you might want to explore in conjunction with your hike.

The Red-Winged Blackbird Trail #35A is primarily a connector trail, meaning it's not a loop on its own. You can hike it as an out-and-back or integrate it into a longer route by connecting with other trails in the Ridge to Rivers system.