BOISE – The 33rd Albertsons Boise Open was a record-setter in terms of charity. The tournament topped the $3 million mark this year for the first time in its history. That figure is a record for the Korn Ferry Tour at a single event, and the Albertsons Boise Open also holds the record for most money raised, topping the $30 million mark this year. … Continued
By Chris Wood The Boise Metro area is a golfer’s playground with 16 championship, 18-hole layouts within an hour’s drive of downtown enticing visitors who want to enjoy their favorite pastime. The City of Boise operates two public courses, Quail Hollow and Warm Springs, that are just minutes from any hotel in the city. The … Continued
Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming Itinerary featuring Yellowstone, Glacier National Park, Hells Canyon & Sun Valley Day 1: Boise, Idaho Arrive into Boise. While in town make sure to visit some unique Boise attractions including: • The Basque Museum – www.basquemuseum.com • Old Idaho State Penitentiary – www.history.idaho.gov • World Center for Birds of Prey – … Continued
Southwestern Idaho Itinerary featuring the Oregon Trail, Idaho Lakes and Rivers. Day 1: Boise, Idaho Arrive into Boise. While in town make sure to spend some time visiting the home to exciting exhibits on endangered birds of prey, ecology and conservation at the World Center for Birds of Prey. Another unique attraction is The Warhawk … Continued
To the north of Boise lie mountains, mountains and more mountains. To the west, fertile farmlands. To the south, high desert plateaus and rugged canyons. To the east, more farmland and volcanic wonders of the Snake River Plain. Whether you’re spending a couple of hours or the whole day, there are dozens of short trips … Continued
Southwestern Idaho Itinerary including traveling to McCall, Nampa, and Sun Valley, Idaho. Day 1: Boise, Idaho Arrive into Boise. Afternoon and evening activities can include a one hour tour of Boise aboard the Boise Tour Trolley, a mellow float on the Boise River or an evening at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival. There are many hotels, … Continued
Bogus Basin is so close to Boise, yet feels so far away. Just 16 miles away from the bustle of the city, this recreation area is completely surrounded by mountains and wilderness. It’s most famous for skiing, but has activities for every season. Shafer Butte and the surrounding landscape are what make up Bogus Basin. … Continued
The Ridge to Rivers trails system consists of a network of over 190 miles of trails that meander and loop throughout the Boise hills. They link neighborhoods with public lands and connect our community to the natural environment. Fifty of those miles are Shafer Butte trails. Shafer Butte is located on top of the scenic … Continued
If Boise’s nickname wasn’t the City of Trees, it would be the City of Parks. There are more than 100 parks and natural areas throughout the Treasure Valley. A dozen parks are positioned on either side of the Boise River, connected by the beautiful Boise Greenbelt. Whether you are looking for a playground, a picnic … Continued