Things To Do
O U T D O O R S
Float the Boise River ~ A quintessential Boise summer experience. Rent a tube or raft at Barber Park and float 6 miles down to Ann Morrison Park. Relaxing, scenic, and the perfect way to beat the heat. 👉 Rentals & Shuttle info: boiseriverraftandtube.com The Boise Greenbelt ~ This 25-mile path winds along the river through parks, neighborhoods, and downtown. Walk, bike, or jog with plenty of coffee shops, breweries, and shaded stops along the way. Table Rock Trail ~ A moderate 3.5-mile hike with sweeping views of the city and foothills, especially beautiful at sunset. Camel’s Back Park & Hulls Gulch ~ Great for short hikes, picnics, and city views. End your walk in the North End’s Hyde Park neighborhood for ice cream, coffee, or a cold beer. Stack Rock Trail ~ A local favorite! About 8 miles round-trip through pine trees with panoramic views from the rock formation at the top.
B E E R • W I N E • F O O D
Payette Brewing Co. (Huge patio, lawn games, and rotating food trucks) Boise Brewing (Downtown taproom with seasonal beers and a relaxed vibe) High Note Brewing Co. (Family-friendly with outdoor space and live music) Sunnyslope Wine Trail (30–40 minutes west of Boise) ~ For wine lovers, this scenic route features 15+ award-winning wineries in the rolling Snake River Valley. Most offer tastings, tours, and charcuterie. Guided wine tours are available for a fun, stress-free way to explore multiple wineries in a day. (A FEW) RESTAURANTS WE LOVE🍽️ Barbacoa Fork The Lively The Wylder Goldy’s Breakfast Bistro Bardenay Distillery
MUST SEES!
The Basque Block 601 W Grove Street, Boise, ID 83702 A lively downtown stretch celebrating Boise’s Basque heritage. Old Idaho Penitentiary 2445 E Old Penitentiary Rd, Boise, ID 83712 A fascinating look at a 19th-century prison turned museum, ghost stories included if you’re into them.
STAYING LONGER ?
McCall (2.5 hours north) Mountain lake town with boating, hiking, and gorgeous alpine scenery. Sun Valley / Ketchum (3 hours east) Beautiful year-round resort area with hiking, art, and amazing food. Bruneau Sand Dunes (1 hour south) Home to North America’s tallest sand dune! Rent sandboards and race your friends down the slopes.