The Boise River is a prominent waterway that flows through the city. The river provides recreational opportunities, such as fishing, kayaking and picnicking and is surrounded by greenbelt parks and walking trails.

This network of interconnected trails spans the Boise Foothills and offers outdoor enthusiasts a variety of options for hiking, trail running, mountain biking and enjoying nature.

Home for the Boise State University football team, known as the Boise State Broncos. The team is a prominent NCAA Division 1 program that competes in the Mountain West Conference and has gained national recognition for its success on the field.

A popular ski resort known for its variety of slopes and trails catering to different skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders. The ski season typically runs from late fall to early spring.

Serving as a hub for local farmers, the Boise Farmers Market is a vibrant and popular open-air market that operates during the warmer months. It provides a platform for local vendors to connect with customers and foster a sense of community.

Stretching for about 25 miles, this greenbelt offers a natural oasis within the city, providing a serene escape for outdoor activities and relaxation. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll, a refreshing bike ride or a moment of quiet contemplation by the river, this greenbelt offers a rejuvenating experience that showcases the natural beauty of Boise and the Boise River.

With its pedestrian-friendly layout, The Village has become a central hub for residents and visitors seeking a combination of shopping, dining, entertainment, and community engagement in a welcoming and visually appealing setting.

Just north of the city of Eagle, these foothills are characterized by rolling hills, native vegetation and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The area is popular with a network of hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding trails that wind through the hills.

Whether you're looking for an adrenaline-pumping adventure on the slides or a leisurely float down the lazy river, Roaring Springs provides a fun and refreshing way to beat the summer heat and enjoy a day of aquatic entertainment in the heart of Meridian.

There are around a dozen golf courses throughout Ada County, a mix of both private and public. This allows golfers in Boise to choose from a variety of options based on their preferences, access and skill level.

Kathryn Albertson Park is one of many public parks in Boise. It's known for its serene and picturesque landscape and is a popular spot for walks, birdwatching and outdoor relaxation.

Meridian is known for its blend of suburban comfort and a thriving community spirit. The city has experienced significant growth due to its attractive quality of life, family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to urban amenities.

This beloved park in Meridian covers approximately 60 acres and offers substantial area for various recreational activities, green spaces, and community events, making it a significant park within the city.