The Boise River Greenbelt follows the river for 29 miles, connecting parks, wildlife habitats, restaurants, and many of Boise's favorite destinations. Whether you are walking, biking, or simply enjoying the scenery, it is one of the area's most treasured outdoor experiences.

With more than 190 miles of interconnected trails, Ridge to Rivers offers hiking, mountain biking, trail running, and scenic overlooks throughout the Boise Foothills. Its interactive map makes it easy to browse trail areas, check conditions, and plan your next outing.

Explore themed gardens, winding paths, seasonal blooms, and special events at one of Boise's most beautiful outdoor destinations. The Garden offers something new to discover as the landscape changes throughout spring and summer.

Enjoy professional theater in a beautiful outdoor setting along the Boise River. Each season includes Shakespearean classics, contemporary productions, and musical performances at the Festival's open-air amphitheater.

Discover Idaho's native wildlife through streamside paths, underwater viewing windows, and exhibits highlighting the state's rivers, fish, and natural habitats. The grounds offer an easy, peaceful place to explore close to downtown Boise.

See eagles, falcons, condors, and other remarkable raptors while learning about worldwide conservation efforts. Live bird presentations, interactive exhibits, and outdoor viewing areas offer an up-close look at birds from around the world.

Shop seasonal produce, locally raised meats, fresh bread, flowers, honey, prepared foods, and other Idaho-made favorites directly from local farmers and producers.

Spend a Saturday exploring local artists, makers, food vendors, growers, and handcrafted goods in the heart of downtown Boise. It is a lively way to shop small while enjoying the city.

Browse locally grown produce, handmade goods, art, specialty foods, and products from local entrepreneurs at Meridian City Hall Plaza.

This open-air produce market offers fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables along with local honey, preserves, flowers, plants, and other regional finds. With locations in Boise and Kuna, there is more than one place to stop and stock up.

Vogel Farms offers farm-raised meats, eggs, seasonal produce, local goods, and special market events at its country store south of Meridian. It is a welcoming place to shop close to the source and discover products grown or made nearby.

Lowe Family Farmstead hosts seasonal farm experiences, special events, flowers, animals, food, and outdoor activities throughout select times of the year. Check the current schedule before planning your trip to the farm.

Located along the Boise River, Julia Davis Park brings together gardens, museums, Zoo Boise, playgrounds, open lawns, and Greenbelt access. It is one of the city's most recognizable places to spend a spring or summer afternoon.

Wide lawns, walking paths, sports areas, playgrounds, river access, and plenty of room to gather make Ann Morrison Park a favorite place to relax, play, or enjoy a picnic.

Best known as the starting point for the Boise River float, Barber Park also offers picnic areas, walking paths, wildlife viewing, and easy access to the Greenbelt.

This 64-acre park is packed with places to play and explore, including splash features, zip lines, climbing areas, pickleball courts, sports courts, a skatepark, bike features, dog parks, picnic shelters, and paved paths.

Scenic ponds, walking paths, playgrounds, splash features, an outdoor gym, disc golf, open lawns, and seasonal events make Kleiner Park one of Meridian's most versatile outdoor spaces.

Settlers Park offers playgrounds, splash pads, sports fields, walking paths, fishing, picnic areas, and seasonal events. With something happening across nearly every corner of the park, it is easy to spend an entire afternoon here.

The Boise Rose Garden fills with color as hundreds of rose varieties bloom throughout the warmer months. Located beside Zoo Boise, it is a peaceful place to stroll, take photos, or pause during a visit to Julia Davis Park.

The historic Platt Gardens at the Boise Depot feature seasonal flower beds, winding walkways, a koi pond, and one of the city's best panoramic views.

Each spring, the Idaho Botanical Garden comes alive with flowering trees, bulbs, perennials, and colorful displays throughout its themed garden spaces. The changing landscape makes it worth returning throughout the season.

From nationally touring artists at Outlaw Field to the more intimate Great Garden Escape performances, the Idaho Botanical Garden offers unforgettable outdoor concerts throughout the warmer months. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, it's one of the Treasure Valley's favorite places to enjoy live music.

Since 1987, Alive After 5 has brought free outdoor concerts to The Grove Plaza throughout the summer. Featuring local favorites alongside nationally touring artists, it has become one of downtown Boise's most beloved seasonal traditions.

The Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater welcomes major touring artists throughout the warmer months, bringing large outdoor concerts to the Treasure Valley. Its seasonal lineup features nationally recognized performers across a wide variety of musical styles.

Swim, boat, paddle, fish, picnic, or relax beside the water at one of the Treasure Valley's favorite warm-weather destinations. Lucky Peak includes several recreation areas, each offering a different way to enjoy the reservoir.

Located along the Boise River Greenbelt, the Boise Whitewater Park creates adjustable river waves for surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and river recreation. It is just as entertaining for spectators watching from the riverbank.

Quinn's Pond is a popular place for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, and relaxing near the water. Connected to Esther Simplot Park and the Greenbelt, it offers an easy outdoor escape close to downtown.

Explore a collection of wineries and vineyards surrounded by farmland, orchards, and views of the Owyhee Mountains. The Sunnyslope Wine Trail makes it easy to plan a day of tastings and discover Idaho's growing wine region.

Founded in 1975, Ste. Chapelle is one of Idaho's best-known wineries. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings, vineyard views, and seasonal events from its hilltop location in the Sunnyslope region.

Sawtooth Winery offers Idaho-grown wines, tasting experiences, vineyard views, and seasonal gatherings at its Sunnyslope estate.

Koenig Vineyards produces handcrafted wines at its estate in the Sunnyslope region. The tasting room combines vineyard scenery with a relaxed setting for exploring Idaho wines.

The Williamson family has farmed in the Sunnyslope region since 1909. Today, visitors can enjoy estate-grown wines in a landscape shaped by generations of orchards, vineyards, and Idaho agriculture.

Founded in 1982, Indian Creek Winery offers handcrafted Idaho wines in a relaxed garden setting outside Kuna. Seasonal events, live music, and colorful grounds make it an inviting place to linger.