Want to keep the adventure going during the chillier months? Try snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Not only are they a great workout, but they’re a great way to explore Boise’s snowy landscape during winter months, and you can participate regardless of your skill level or ability. If you can walk, you can snowshoe and cross-country … Continued
Visiting hot springs is one of the best ways to experience Idaho’s backcountry. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of geothermal pools near Boise. A relaxing soak in a natural tub or geothermal resort is just a short drive from the City of Trees. In all, Idaho has around 130 hot springs (the most of any state … Continued
When you want to ski, snowboard, snowshoe or tube, Bogus Basin has everything you need. This year-round playground is a mere 16 miles from Boise and gets over roughly 200 inches of snow a season. You can spend a half day or full day shredding the slopes or just come up in the evening for … Continued
In winter, the temperature drops in Boise, but our colder months are generally mild and dry, and the sun still shines on and off throughout the season. That means families visiting Boise don’t have to slow down during the cooler months. During winter, Boise is hopping with holiday markets and sports like skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, … Continued
Why You Should Visit Boise in November Fall is when the meaning behind Boise’s name really shines. The name Boise comes from the French word bois, meaning “wood.” If you’re headed to Boise to visit family and friends for Thanksgiving or just want a weekend getaway, there’s no shortage of activities and foods to enjoy … Continued
Bask in the Fall Colors Fall is when the meaning behind Boise’s name really shines. The name Boise comes from the French word bois, meaning “wood.” Local legend has it that French fur trappers called the area “Les Bois” when they saw all the trees along the Boise River. Which makes the Boise River Greenbelt … Continued
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
Five reasons to experience autumn in Boise FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: John Curtis (208) 891-2780 John.Curtis@Fahlgren.com BOISE, Idaho, August 29, 2022 –Autumn in Boise marks a canopy of fall foliage and harvest season, including wine grapes, apples, pumpkins and so much more. It’s hard to be bored with a never-ending roster of festivals and events, wine … Continued
Sample the Idaho Wine Harvest Autumn in Boise marks a canopy of fall foliage and harvest season, including wine grapes, apples, pumpkins and so much more. Winegrowers shift into overdrive come late September for the annual crush with many wineries hosting special harvest events, tastings and tours. Hit the Sunnyslope Wine Trail or the Boise … Continued
Hot Ways to Stay Cool in Boise As temperatures near triple digits, Boiseans hit the water and head to the hills to cool down. Start your Boise River float at Barber Park, where you can rent kayaks, tubes, and rafts or bring your own. If you’re looking for a little more adventure, book a half … Continued
Idaho’s capital is a small city with a big heart and a hometown feeling. Nestled along the river where the desert softly meets the Rocky Mountains, Spring is a beautiful season with the trees and foothills in bloom. TREEFORT MUSIC FESTIVAL This annual March event transforms downtown Boise into a playground for music fans. Over … Continued