Boise River Greenbelt
The Boise River Greenbelt is a long, tree-lined pathway that follows the river right through Idaho's capital city. People walk, bike, and roll along the shady trail past parks and ponds.
It is famous as the green heart of Boise, connecting more than 25 miles of riverside parks. Families love floating down the gentle river on tubes and rafts on warm summer days.
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River Floating
On hot days, families float down the calm Boise River on tubes, ending at a fun riverside park.
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Biking and Walking
The flat, paved path is perfect for bikes, strollers, and scooters, connecting parks all across the city.
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City Parks
Along the way are zoos, gardens, playgrounds, and picnic spots, plus ducks and geese by the water.