Things To Do in Boise
8th Street
A lively pedestrian-only street in Boise lined with restaurants, shops, and bars
Camel’s Back Trail
Short hike with rewarding views of Boise and the foothills, perfect for a quick outdoor adventure
JUMP (Jack's Urban Meeting Place)
Unique building to wander around and explore quirky art, antique tractors, a five-story slide, and rooftop gardens
Boise Whitewater Park
Watch surfers ride the waves, walk along the river, or grab a bite at one of the riverside restaurants
Boise Farmers Market
Stroll through on Saturday mornings (9 AM–1 PM) and stock up on fresh, local treats
Green Acres Food Truck Park
Outdoor spot on the river with live music and a variety of food trucks
Telaya Wine Co.
Riverside winery with local wines and a relaxed, outdoor atmosphere
Hyde Park
Charming Boise neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and local shops. Don’t miss Certified Kitchen & Bakery, Bri’s sweet spot (second only to Nick)
Kathryn Albertson Park
Peaceful nature reserve with ponds, wildlife, native plants, and scenic trails
Ann Morrison Park
Spacious city park on the Boise River
The Highlander
Rooftop bar with handcrafted cocktails, small bites, and panoramic views of downtown Boise and the Owyhee Mountains
Idaho State Capitol
Check out the state’s Capitol building and stroll through the lovely gardens surrounding it
Zoo Boise
Located downtown, the zoo is a great spot to see exotic animals and enjoy a relaxing walk
Thick as Thieves
Hidden downtown speakeasy with fantastic drinks, only accessible through a vintage rotary phone
8 Horses Lounge
Originally the Boise city bank, this cocktail bar still has a bank vault you can hang out in while sipping drinks