BOISE

WHERE CITY MEETS THE GREAT OUTDOORS

BOISE, IDAHO

Boise is the vibrant heart of the Treasure Valley — a dynamic blend of urban energy and outdoor adventure. As Idaho’s capital city, Boise offers a thriving downtown filled with restaurants, breweries, arts, and culture, all just minutes from hiking trails, the Boise River Greenbelt, and the foothills. What sets Boise apart is its unique ability to offer big-city amenities while maintaining a friendly, small-town feel that welcomes newcomers and locals alike.

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Boise, Idaho hot air balloons flying over Ann Morrsion Park with trees, tennis courts, and surrounding buildings and streets.

BOISE NEIGHBORHOODS

  • As Boise’s most iconic historic district, the North End is defined by its towering "tree tunnels" and beautifully preserved Craftsman bungalows. Life here revolves around front-porch culture and the charming Hyde Park retail strip, offering a walkable, small-town village feel. It is the premier location for those who want a high walkability score and immediate backyard access to the Boise Foothills trail system.

  • Situated on a natural plateau overlooking the downtown skyline, The Bench is a soulful, retro neighborhood known for its diverse architecture and mid-century modern charm. It serves as a central hub with a "10-minute-to-anywhere" convenience, anchored by the historic Boise Depot and a growing scene of independent shops. It is a favorite for creative professionals and residents seeking a central location with a bit of "Old Boise" grit and character.

  • Southeast Boise offers a polished, active lifestyle that stretches from the Boise State University campus to the scenic Barber Valley. The area is heavily defined by its relationship with the Boise River Greenbelt and the upscale, village-style dining at Bown Crossing. With its manicured subdivisions and top-rated schools, it is a top choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize safety and paved riverside recreation.

  • Downtown is the city’s energetic urban heart, famous for being one of the cleanest and safest city centers in the country. The landscape is a mix of sleek modern high-rises, the historic Basque Block, and the bustling "restaurant row" on 8th Street. It caters perfectly to those seeking a sophisticated, low-maintenance "lock-and-leave" lifestyle surrounded by the city's best dining, nightlife, and cultural festivals.

  • Tucked between the mountains and the river, Northeast Boise bridges the gap between the grand historic estates of Warm Springs Avenue and the modern, master-planned community of Harris Ranch. This area offers a prestigious, nature-adjacent atmosphere where wildlife sightings are common. It is ideal for those looking for either high-end new construction or historic mansions with a distinct "mountain-town" feel just minutes from the city core.

  • West Boise is the city’s functional retail and commercial powerhouse, offering a traditional suburban experience with an emphasis on convenience. Home to the Boise Towne Square Mall and major corporate hubs, the area features larger lots and more square footage for the price compared to the historic center. It is a practical choice for commuters who need quick freeway access and families who want easy proximity to every modern amenity.

  • Northwest Boise provides a more rugged, quiet pace of life where the city begins to transition into the high desert landscape. Positioned at the base of the steeper foothills toward Eagle, the area features a blend of older ranch-style homes with acreage and newer hillside developments. It is well-suited for those who value privacy and a slower, less "urban" environment while still remaining within the city limits.

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Our Favorite Things: Boise Edition

Float the Boise River

One of Boise’s most iconic summer experiences, floating the Boise River is a must-do for locals and visitors alike. The 6-mile float from Barber Park to Ann Morrison Park winds through beautiful tree-lined sections of the city.

Wonder the Farmer’s Market

Spend a Saturday morning browsing local produce, crafts, and food trucks while enjoying live music and that famous Boise community vibe. The Boise Farmer’s Market is one of a kind!

Soak up Downtown Boise

From incredible local dining and coffee shops to breweries, boutiques, and art galleries, downtown Boise blends small-town charm with big-city fun. Some of our favorite restaurants are The Wylder, Kin, Barbacoa Grill, and the Fork.

Stroll the Historic Hyde Park

Just a few blocks north of downtown, Hyde Park sits in Boise’s North End and was ranked #6 friendliest neighborhood in the U.S. by National Geographic. This historic enclave offers charming shops, cafés, and a tight-knit community vibe—perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll.

Explore the Boise Greenbelt

Walk, run, or bike along this scenic 29-mile path that winds through parks, downtown, and along the Boise River — it’s a local favorite for good reason.

Hike Table Rock

Enjoy one of Boise’s most iconic views. The hike is a must-do for both residents and visitors, offering panoramic sights of the city and foothills.