It’s time to start dreaming of your next family trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Boise, Idaho, with us.
Enjoy an evening in Boise along W. Idaho Street, a popular street lined with indoor and outdoor restaurants and bars. Be sure to also venture to 8th Street, a pedestrian zone filled with sidewalk cafés and restaurants, as well as bars and boutiques. © Ian Mcdonald | Dreamstime.com
Idaho’s capital city sits on the Boise River, a 102-mile-long tributary. Locals and visitors flock to the river to tube, float, water ski and fish. Rainbow trout and steelhead teem in these waters. And for those simply wanting to walk and enjoy the river, several bridges around Ann Morrison Park allow for nice vistas. © Charles Knowles | Dreamstime.com
Spanning 25 miles of tree-lined pathways, Boise River Greenbelt follows the north and south sides of the Boise River through the heart of Boise. Take in scenic views and view wildlife while walking or biking through this peaceful space. There are many popular spots along the Greenbelt from parks to bridges. © Christiannafzger | Dreamstime.com
This year marked the 33rd anniversary of The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic. Held every year at Ann Morrison Park, locals and tourists alike can witness colorful balloons, great music and local radio stations. This year’s event is held Aug. 31. © Charles Knowles | Dreamstime.com
Just 10 minutes south of Boise is Lucky Peak State Park, a great spot for swimming, boating, biking and picnicking. This park features three units: Sandy Point at the base of Lucky Peak Dam, a calm and sandy beach; Spring Shores with boat ramps and a marina; and Discovery Park for fishing and picnicking in the Boise River. © Jmarro | Dreamstime.com
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