Boise, Idaho · Parks, Trails
Boise River Greenbelt follows the river through Boise, linking riverside parks and neighboring communities. The city maintains approximately 29 miles of pathway within the larger regional network.
- Admission
- General admission policy is not published on the reviewed page; check separate event or rental charges
- Hours
- Normal park hours are sunrise–sunset. Walking, running and riding through the Greenbelt are permitted at night; obey posted closures
- Parking
- Use designated parking at your chosen riverside park or trail entrance
- Restrooms
- Available at some park access points; availability varies along the route
- Access
- Many paved sections; verify your chosen access point and any detours
- Setting
- Outdoor · All Ages · Year-Round
- Food available
- Available at some nearby businesses, not continuously along the trail
🌳 Amenities & Features
- 🚶 Paved multi-use walking and running trail
- 🚴 Family-friendly biking route
- 🌳 Beautiful riverfront scenery
- 🦅 Wildlife and bird watching opportunities
- 🌉 Multiple bridges and scenic overlooks
- 🛝 Access to numerous parks and playgrounds
- 🧺 Picnic areas throughout connected parks
💡 Good to Know
- Use the official map to choose a starting point and check construction detours before leaving.
- Share the path with pedestrians and cyclists. Keep dogs leashed and announce passing.
- Park amenities and opening hours vary. Expect heavier use near river-float access points during summer.
- Boise’s park code allows transit through parks outside normal opening hours. This does not extend parking-lot or other facility hours, and temporary closures can still apply.
Official information · City park operating policy
Listing review date: 2026-10-15
