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This 292-acre reserve packs a lot into a small space. There are trails with views of the city of Boise as well as trails with views of the scenic Hulls Gulch.

Quinn's Pond in Boise is a scenic haven, renowned for its natural beauty and diverse recreational offerings. Nestled amidst Idaho's picturesque landscape, the pond attracts visitors with its family-friendly environment, offering paddleboarding, swimming, kayaking, and fishing. A versatile event venue, it hosts community gatherings and festivals.

Nice cycle path along the river.

Sandy Point Beach is just off the Boise River Greenbelt in Lucky Peak Dam State Park. Sandy Point offers restrooms, showers, picnic tables, a disc golf course, sand volleyball courts, and a swim beach.

The Boise River Greenbelt is 25 miles long and provides a road-bike worthy path on both sides. The path has a number of rest areas to stop and admire the views of the river.

This is just a small portion of the 25-mile-long Boise River Greenbelt. As the name suggests, the trail travels along the banks of the Boise River through many of the cities best parks and green spaces. It also provides access to a number of great coffee shops & restaurants.

For generations Native Americans traveled along this route and in 1833 Captain Benjamin Bonneville became one of the first Europeans to reach this point. Later on this route would become part of the famous Oregon Trail. While there are some good views to be had, this area might be of more interest to those who are into history.

Alternate route down away from the Byway. Open Road, Low Traffic, beware of potholes!