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 Step back in time |
1015 Robert St Boise, ID 83705 United States +1 208 887 7880 |
Bogus Creek Ranch, located in Meridian, offers a complete western experience for the entire family as well as out of town guests. Come for the Western Action Adventure Show in the summer or enjoy a Winter Sleigh Ride & Dinner at Bogus Basin in the winter. The Ranch is also perfect for corporate events, company picnics, weddings, receptions and fundraisers. There are events for all seasons, and problems about planning and pricing are easily resolved in order to give the customer a complete vacation package that fits any size group or budget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Guide with 33 years of experience |
111 Broadway Suite 133 Boise, ID 83702 United States +1 208 333 0003 http://www.boiserivertours.com |
Meandering through Boise, the Boise River seduces visitors with its mellow rhythms. This outfitter, with more than 33 years of experience at the Idaho Fish and Game Department, introduces the uninitiated to the river's seductive charm. A bright blue raft carries the boaters down the river from Barber Park to Ann Morrison Park or from Garden City to Eagle. Look for bald eagles along the river in the spring and the changing colors in the fall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Boise United States |
Dubbed as Boise's cultural, governmental and economic hub, the downtown area is a vibrant display of sidestreet cafes, posh boutiques and renowned art galleries to give it a slight European feel. A new development along 8th Street Marketplace--known for its pleasantly large pedestrian walkways--lends to downtown a large array of business and housing opportunities, along with a high-end theatre and more common, recognizable restaurants. No day of the year is left untouched by entertainment events: the Alive after Five event has become a Wednesday summer ritual, while the Capital City Farmer's Market offers the freshest vegetables and fruits from April to October. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nation's Capitol look-alike, only smaller! |
700 West Jefferson Street Boise, ID 83702 United States +1 208 334 5174 |
Built in 1905 and in the image of the U.S. Capitol, the Idaho Capitol is the only statehouse in the country to be heated by geothermal water. The building was completed in 1920 and features a rotunda floor in a marble pattern called the Compass Rose. The grounds are well kept and have several notable trees, some of which were planted by U.S. Presidents. The building is surrounded by the Capitol Mall, which includes many older public buildings and monuments. Tours are available upon request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Trail system for hikers and bikers |
1104 Royal Boulevard Boise, ID 83706 United States +1 208 384 4240 |
Stretching from the Boise River to the Boise Ridge, this trail system offers hikers and mountain-bikers 75,000 acres of trails. Through the cooperative efforts of several government agencies, private landowners and other organizations, the trail system was created to preserve Boise's foothills. The old roads and trails allow for outdoor exploration practically from downtown Boise. Maps are available from the Boise Parks and Recreation, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and Boise outdoor stores. Some of the easier trails to hike include #27 Cottonwood Creek, #28 Crestline Trail and #31 Corrals Trail. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Snake River tours by helicopter |
4301 Aviation Way Boise, ID 83605 United States +1 208 453 8577 http://www.silverhawk-aviation... |
Idaho's main provider of helicopter tours is located about 20 miles west of Boise, just off Interstate 84 in Caldwell. Offering informative tours of one the longest rivers in America, the twisting and winding Snake River, this guide service also offers after-dinner trips to other tourist attractions. Wannabe pilots can even try their hand at flying a helicopter through the various classes offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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