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Thomas Davis helper create this park as a memorial to his wife by donating 43 acres of land in 1907. This makes Julia Davis the oldest park in the city and it is home to the Boise Rose Garden and the zoo.

Camel's Back is an incredible area that provides opportunities for quick breaks from the day to all day hiking activities. It is probably known best by its iconic set of steep stairs installed a few years back.

Hyde Park is the historic district in the North End neighborhood of Boise. It's known for its local restaurants and specialty retail stores. It's also a popular starting place for mountain and road cyclists heading out for a ride.

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.

Winding through Boise for 25 miles, the Boise River Greenbelt is a favorite hiking destination. With its tree-lined paths along the river, it offers scenic views and wildlife sightings. However, it's also a popular biking spot, so hikers should stay alert for cyclists zooming by.

Covering 25 scenic miles in Boise, the Boise River Greenbelt is a beloved biking destination. With tree-lined paths tracing the river's edge, cyclists can enjoy stunning views, wildlife sightings, and easy access to riverside parks, making it perfect for biking adventures.

Cyclists, immerse yourselves in the enchanting beauty of Ketchum along the Wood River Trail. This scenic route winds through picturesque landscapes, tracing the Wood River's charm. Lush forests, mountain vistas, and smooth paths create an idyllic cycling haven, inviting riders to savor nature's embrace on this captivating trail.

Step into Pioneer Saloon and feel like you're back in the Wild West. The saloon is decked out with rustic decor, historical memorabilia, and an antique bar. Food is served here as well as drinks, and it's a great place to wind down after a long ride.