Pocatello base camp opportunity backed up to BLM ground in the Bannock Mountain Range. Conveniently located just 2.5 miles from Idaho State University and 4 miles from downtown Pocatello, enjoy the amenities of a college town and outdoor recreation right outside your door. The moderate to steep slope of this mountain property offers privacy, expansive panoramic views of the countryside, and exploration both on and off the property, with just enough gradual sloping ground to set up base camp. This is part of Hunting Unit 71, which is known for mature mule deer and upland game - scout for deer, elk, and moose right in your own backyard. The adjacent BLM ground offers miles of dirt roads and trails to explore hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, and big game hunting.

Known as the “Gateway to the Northwest,” Pocatello and its sister city of Chubbuck offer world-class outdoor recreation, a rich culture in visual arts, performing art,s and entertainment, and a wide variety of restaurants and shops to choose from. For the outdoor enthusiast, this area offers over 1,000 miles of recreational maintained trails for hikers, bikers, horse and ATV riders, snowshoers, snowmobilers, and XC skiers. Numerous trailheads around town provide access to the vast, rolling foothills of the Rockies and backcountry this area is famous for. For winter sports, East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center hosts miles of groomed skate and classic ski trails, as well as separate snowshoe trails and a sledding hill. Pebble Creek Campground and Ski Resort Area is four miles east of Inkom and offers alpine year-round recreation from camping, backpacking, and hiking to downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. Other activities include bouldering and rock climbing, disc golf, the ISU Challenge Course, the Highland Golf Course, the Riverside Golf Course, Lava Hot Springs Mineral Pools, and floating the Portneuf River.