Boise Museums
No admission feeAlliance of art, history, and nature museums across the Boise, Idaho area.
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Walk, run or bike a tree-lined riverside path that links Boise's parks along both banks of the Boise River.
Along both banks of the Boise River, from Lucky Peak through downtown Boise · Boise, ID
The Boise River Greenbelt is a mostly paved pathway that follows both banks of the Boise River from Lucky Peak through Boise, Garden City and Eagle. You can walk, run or cycle it, and motorized vehicles are not allowed. The path gives pedestrian access to the city's riverside parks, a chain known as the Ribbon of Jewels, and passes wildlife habitat that draws birders. The idea dates to a 1962 city plan, and the first parcels were donated in 1967.
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Alliance of art, history, and nature museums across the Boise, Idaho area.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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Contemporary art museum in Julia Davis Park with rotating exhibitions and a notable collection of work by Idaho outsider artist James Charles Castle.
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A riverside park in downtown Boise, Idaho, given to the city in 1907, with a rose garden, bandshell, and river trail access.
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A statewide nonprofit that promotes and supports Idaho's groomed snowmobile trail network.
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Walk through a sandstone statehouse with a 208-foot dome, carved marble interiors and self-guided tour booklets.
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Environmental education center in the Boise foothills, with a native plant garden, a self-led story trail, and a picnic area.
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