Boise, ID

A quintessential summer activity. Rent a tube from Barber Park and enjoy a leisurely 2-3 hour float down the cool, tree-lined river, ending at Ann Morrison Park. It's the perfect way to beat the heat.

Tour this historic territorial prison, which operated from 1872 to 1973. Walk through the cell blocks, solitary confinement, and gallows for a fascinating, if slightly eerie, look at Idaho's frontier justice.

Experience Boise's acclaimed culinary scene at spots like acclaimed chef Kris Komori's KIN, known for its hyper-seasonal tasting menus, or the inventive comfort food at acclaimed downtown eatery, The Wylder.

Enjoy America's pastime with a view of the Boise Foothills. Watch the minor league baseball team play in an intimate, classic ballpark with affordable tickets and a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.

Located in Julia Davis Park, BAM features contemporary and modern art with a focus on American realism and works from the Northwest. Its sculpture garden is a serene spot to wander.

Take a stunning day trip into the mountains. The winding road follows the South Fork of the Payette River, passing hot springs and historic mining sites before reaching the preserved ghost town of Idaho City.

Boise's most iconic neighborhood, known for its Craftsman bungalows, towering trees, and proximity to Hyde Park. This walkable area is full of character, coffee shops like Hyde Perk, and easy access to Camel's Back Park.

The vibrant heart of the city. Home to the Capitol, 8th Street's dining, The Grove Plaza, and cultural venues like the Egyptian Theatre. It's a clean, safe, and highly walkable mix of business, government, and entertainment.

Located on the terraced bluffs south of downtown, this diverse area offers stunning city views. It's known for its mid-century modern homes, antique shops along Vista Avenue, and a growing number of innovative restaurants and breweries.

A rapidly developing area blending industrial past with modern living. It's the hub for tech companies, the Boise Co-op, and new apartment complexes, with easy Greenbelt access and a focus on sustainable, community-oriented design.

Centered around the iconic blue turf of Albertsons Stadium, this area buzzes with student energy. Explore the campus arboretum, grab a burger at Big Bun, or bike the Greenbelt that runs directly through it.