| Bogus Creek Outfitters |
208-336-3130 |
| A real western adventure, these outfitters
feature horseback riding and wagon rides with chuck wagon
meals. |
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| Boise Greenbelt |
208-384-4240 |
| On this unique trail system connecting the
city's network of parks, you can jog, skate, cycle, or
walk along more than 25 miles of paved pathways following
the Boise River through the heart of the city. |
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| Basque Museum and Cultural Center |
208-343-2671 |
| Exhibits feature Basque traditions, artifacts
and culture. Next door, an original Basque boarding house
brings to life the history of Basques in Idaho |
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| Boise Depot |
208-384-4014 |
| This stately structure was built by Union
Pacific Railroad in 1925 during the glory years of rail
transport. Immersed in the beauty of the Platt Gardens,
the Depot offers a wonderful view of Boise's downtown backed
by scenic foothills. |
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| Boise River |
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| Cast a fly or lure in the Boise River as
it runs through the heart of town. In the summer enjoy
a cooling float from Barber Park to Ann Morrison Park. |
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| Boise River Tours |
208-333-0003 |
| Educational and recreational river rafting.
Tours are available June through September. |
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| Discovery Center of Idaho |
208-343-9895 |
| With over 150 hands-on scientific exhibits
to explore, experience, and enjoy, this museum makes learning
fun for the whole family. Located in Julia Davis Park. |
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| Downtown Boise |
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| Historic buildings in the downtown area showcase
Boise's pioneer roots, such as Old Boise and 8th Street
Marketplace. The Grove, the city's public plaza, is the
site of many community activities, including "Alive
After Five," a weekly program of music and entertainment
during the spring and summer months. |
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| Idaho Black History Museum |
208-433-0017 |
| A showplace of theirtorical photos, crafts,
and other artifacts, reflecting Black culture in Idaho's
diverse heritage |
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| Idaho Botanical Garden |
208-343-8649 |
| Features an ever-changing world of theme
and display gardens. |
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| Idaho Historical Museum |
208-334-2120 |
| Step back 100 years and visit an Old West
saloon, Chinese medicine shop and blacksmith's forge. Located
in Julia Davis Park. |
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| Idaho Ice World |
208-331-0044 |
| Public ice skating sessions run daily for
all levels of skaters. Rental skates available. |
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| Idaho Museum of Military History |
208-422-6128 |
| This museum features Idaho naval history,
the development of Gowen Field and the General Patch collection |
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| Idaho Museum of Mining and Geology |
208-368-9876 |
| Follow in the steps of miners as they rushed
to Idaho's hills and fought each other in pursuit of gold
and silver. |
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| M-K Nature Center |
208-368-6060 |
| An indoor/outdoor facility, the Center features
the life of a mountain stream, with underwater viewing,
interpretive signs and interactive exhibits. |
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| Old Idaho Penitentiary |
208-368-6080 |
| Take a fascinating peek into the lives of
Idaho's theirtoric criminals. A self-guided tour includes
Death Row, cell houses, and exhibits on early prisoners
and prison life. |
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| World Center for Birds of Prey |
208-362-8687 |
| Located south of Boise, this renowned facility
gives visitors insight into the actual working process
of saving endangered species of hawks, falcons, eagles,
and other birds of prey. |
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