Treasure Valley Vibes
The heart of Idaho comes alive in summer. In Boise, start your adventure with a float down the Boise River, a classic Treasure Valley experience. Rent a tube or raft at Barber Park and drift through the tree-lined city, ending at Ann Morrison Park. It ' s a refreshing way to see the city from a unique perspective and a perfect outing for groups or families.
Don’ t miss Alive After Five, Boise’ s free weekly concert series held in The Grove Plaza, featuring live music, food, and drinks. Also popular are First Thursdays in downtown Boise, where shops, galleries, and restaurants host special events, tastings, and performances.
Visit local farmers markets in Boise, Meridian, and Nampa for fresh produce, handmade goods, and live entertainment. The Capital City Public Market and Meridian Main Street Market are community favorites.
For nature lovers, Camel ' s Back Park and the Boise Foothills offer a wide range of hiking and biking trails, while Esther Simplot Park and Whitewater Park provide opportunities to kayak, paddleboard, and swim in calm, city-accessible waters.
Boise River
Sports fans can catch a Boise Hawks baseball game or enjoy a sunny day trip to Lucky Peak Reservoir, ideal for boating, swimming, and picnicking. Families will enjoy outings to Roaring Springs Water Park and Wahooz Family Fun Zone, packed with activities for kids of all ages.
Wine lovers will want to explore the Sunnyslope Wine Trail, just 45 minutes from downtown Boise, for tastings and scenic views. With over a dozen wineries, it’ s a picturesque escape into Idaho’ s growing wine country.
Whether you’ re into music, food, outdoor adventures, or family fun, the Treasure Valley delivers a full summer agenda.