Donated in 2018, and supported by the local chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation, the Century Heights preserve encompasses 166 acres of sagebrush steppe in Bannock County, Idaho. Century Heights North was donated in 2023 and encompasses 99.5 acres.

Conservation values include:

• Suitable winter range habitat for mule deer because of south and west-facing slopes that experience early snowmelt and have juniper and ravines for thermal cover
• Suitable habitat for several species of greatest conservation need; including the western toad, sage thrasher, hoary bat, little brown myotis, silver-haired bat, Townsend’s big-eared bat and wester small-footed myotis
• Habitat for mule deer, coyotes, bull snakes, rattlesnakes, and transient moose
• Scenic views within the city limits of Pocatello

The preserve is open to non-motorized public access April through October. Popular recreational activities include, bird watching, photography, mountain biking, and hiking.

Location: https://goo.gl/maps/4fLsdjVxEgm6D4W99

Parking: Gravel lot located straight up the dirt road on the right (see below). Look for the green kiosk sign.