Dry Creek - Shingle Creek Loop

The trail to Stack Rock is a well maintained path that generates a lot of attention due to its special destination. The famed rock overlooks the City of Trees and surrounding Treasure Valley. This trek is popular among locals because of its proximity to the city and its spectacular views. Getting There From Boise, take Bogus Basin Road 13.1 miles to a small parking area just off of the road...

This alley is a Boise must-see. Local street artists regularly change up the gallery, so there's always something new to see!  You can park anywhere you can find a spot! If you're luck you can find a spot on the side of the street along the shops, but if not, you can park further down past the capitol building or in a nearby parking garage. It's a quick walk through downtown Boise to get to the...

The Riverside Pedestrian Path in Garden City, Idaho, is a tranquil and family-friendly segment of the beloved Boise River Greenbelt. Winding along the river’s edge, this paved trail offers easy access to nature, public art, parks, and local breweries—all just minutes from downtown Boise. Whether you’re out for a relaxing stroll, scenic bike ride, or jog, this peaceful riverside corridor is on...

Boise has plenty of trails to choose from when it comes to short accessible hikes. If you're looking for panoramic views of the treasure valley then this is a great place to start.  Table Rock Quarry has 4 different trails to choose from ranging all skill levels and distances. There are a mix of out and back as well as loop trails that surround the "table rock." Accessibility to hike, mountain ...

'Around the Mountain' is a local mountain bike favorite in Boise. To get there, head up Bogus Basin Road for the full 16 miles until you get to the ski parking lot. Park in the line of cars facing the ski slope. Once you've checked your bike and you're ready to ride, take the trail that begins just under the ski lift. This trail is called Deer Point. Deer Point climbs for a ways before reaching...

Floating the Boise River is the perfect leisurely summer activity for families and those who just want to relax outdoors. You'll enter the river at Barber Park, then float past beautiful trees and greenery on your way down to Ann Morrison Park. The whole trip takes about 2-3 hours. To start, unless you are planning on taking the shuttle (look up the schedule for the day you are planning to go),...