What to See and Do
Hiking and Biking
Pipeline Trail
The Pipeline Trail is a scenic hiking and biking trail located at Pipeline Campground. Following the path of an old pipeline, this trail offers a unique and immersive experience through the surrounding forest. With its well-maintained path and gentle terrain, it is suitable for hikers and bikers of all skill levels. The trail provides picturesque views of the natural surroundings and is a great way to explore the immediate area around the campground.
Length: 4 miles
Intensity: Easy
Snake River Trail
Following the course of the picturesque Snake River, the Snake River Trail offers a mix of flat sections and more challenging terrain.
Length: 28 miles
Intensity: Moderate
Fishing and Boating
Located near the majestic Snake River, just below the American Falls Reservoir Dam, Pipeline Campground offers a prime destination for fishing and boating enthusiasts. Anglers will be delighted by the abundance of fish inhabiting these waters, including trout, bass, and catfish. The Snake River's pristine currents provide an ideal habitat for various fish species, making it a haven for anglers of all skill levels. Boating enthusiasts can also take advantage of the river's calm and serene waters.
Climbing
Pipeline Campground offers a variety of thrilling climbing options for climbing enthusiasts of all levels. For beginners or those seeking a more relaxed climbing experience, there are several bouldering spots in the campground that provide opportunities for guests to practice climbing techniques and to build strength on smaller rock formations. For intermediate climbers looking to elevate their skills, the towering cliffs surrounding the campground offer challenging routes that test physical endurance and mental focus. Adventurous climbers will be delighted to discover a range of surrounding crags and peaks, including the scenic Snake Rock and Granite Dome.
Wildlife Viewing
Pipeline Campground is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Just a short distance away, the breathtaking Mink Creek area beckons visitors with its enchanting trails and pristine surroundings, providing glimpses of various wildlife species. The nearby Bannock Mountain Range is another prime location for wildlife viewing by boasting an array of wildlife, including elk, deer, and elusive predators like black bears and mountain lions. Additionally, the picturesque Bear River Mountain Range offers splendid opportunities to observe avian wonders, including majestic eagles and hawks.
Picnicking
Pipeline Campground has six semi-developed campsites that are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The campground provides guests with various convenient amenities, including a parking lot, picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, horseshoe pits, and access to the Snake River through boat ramps and docks.