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Top Hotels in Treasure Valley
- 1. The Riverside Hotel, BW Premier Collection
- 2. Hampton Inn & Suites Boise-Downtown
- 3. Modern Hotel
- 4. Oxford Suites Boise
- 5. Inn at 500 Capitol
- 6. Home2 Suites By Hilton Boise Downtown
- 7. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Boise Towne Square
- 8. Best Western Northwest Lodge
- 9. The Grove Hotel
- 10. Hampton Inn & Suites Boise/Nampa at the Idaho Center
The 10 Best Free Things to do in , Treasure Valley
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including Boise River Greenbelt, St. John's Cathedral, Ridge to River Trail System, Williamson Orchard & Vineyard, Fujishin Family Cellars, Esther Simplot Park, Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area, Municipal Park, Koenig Distillery and Winery, Julia Davis Park.
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1. Boise River Greenbelt
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,436 reviews
Flows through Boise and provides more than 25 miles of scenic paths for biking, hiking and jogging.
Reviewed By marmot3 - Boise, United States
The beautiful Boise River flows through the heart of the city. Flanking the river on one side or the other or sometimes both, is the gently winding Boise River Greenbelt, a paved path that runs for 25 miles, from Lucky Peak Dam upriver to the town of Eagle downriver. Along the way, there are many entrances and exits, so you can make your Greenbelt experience as long or short as you wish. Previously, it was totally non-motorized, though recently e-bikes became admissible--with a speed limit. When my family gathered for a reunion in Boise in June, we loved our "bike hike" on the Greenbelt. Some people had brought their own bikes; others rented from bike shops downtown. One family rented a bike trailer/carrier for their little kids. Off we all went, our ride taking us through four leafy city parks, past the zoo, the Anne Frank Memorial, the Fallen Firefighters Memorial, Quinn's Pond and the Whitewater Park and beyond. On the return we stopped off for play time in one of Ann Morrison Park's playgrounds. Many cities are built on rivers, and many cities capitalize on these fortunate features. But I know of no other city that has been as successful as Boise in incorporating their river into the life of the city while preserving its natural beauty. Boise River Greenbelt is an extraordinary gift for the people of Boise and the Treasure Valley, as well as visitors. Just a word of caution: The Greenbelt is extremely popular for recreation, exercise, bike commuting, fun runs, photo shoots, etc. It's busy! The posted "rules" for use state that pedestrians always have the right of way, but many people are oblivious or careless. The yellow stripe down the middle of the path is there for a reason. Treat the path as a highway and stay on the right unless passing. Watch for children or the ubiquitous geese and squirrels straying into your path. Be reasonably careful, share the path, and enjoy this Boise treasure!
2. St. John's Cathedral
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By TravellingMan333 - Greenwich, United States
We went to Sunday mass as tourists. We were amazed at the church and friendliness of the parishioners. The service was beautiful. I was happy to put money in the collection basket.
3. Ridge to River Trail System
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By lonik2016 - Sandpoint, United States
The trails were great and you could see so much beautiful scenery. We only hiked a short trail, but look forward to going back.
4. Williamson Orchard & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Williamson Orchards and Vineyards is located along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail within the Snake River Valley AVA. The Williamson family has been growing fruit here for four generations. By relying on our long-history and knowledge of the region we designed our vineyard to maximize the terroir of our high dessert location with the goal of producing stunning wines from high quality grapes. A great deal of time and thought went into the planting of our vines. From vineyard layout to the selection of grape varieties we wanted to ensure that our site would produce superior grapes. Our forethought, planning and hard work has paid off. Our wines have won countless awards and are recognized across the region for quality. We now have over 50 acres in vineyards, 8 varieties and 14 award winning wines. Visit our tasting room to experience some of the great wine being produced in Idaho. Expect a welcoming atmosphere steeped in old-fashioned, farm-charm along with honest and knowledgeable service.
5. Fujishin Family Cellars
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By DJ3722
Our favorite winery, when visiting Caldwell area. First, they were the only winery that didn't charge us for a tasting, and therefore we bought several bottles of wine from them. We liked their wines and the young man (sorry - can't remember his name; but see attached picture) that attended to us was very friendly and knowledgeable about the company and their wines. I appreciated their concern regarding the Covid issue, in keeping us safe. Would highly recommend visiting this Winery. PS: Call ahead - reservations are recommended.
6. Esther Simplot Park
7. Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Habitat for many species, including the golden eagle and the peregrine falcon.
Reviewed By 774sued
We went out to look for raptors and saw red tailed hawks.swainsons hawk and many ravens and kestrals. It is a ways out but worth the drive just to see the canyon carved by the river and time. Old dam has a museum but we had our dog so didn't go in
8. Municipal Park
9. Koenig Distillery and Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By kevinfX7327XU
Did 4 winery in Snake River AVA today and this was best by far. Wife really like red ice wine. Has distilled spirit s too but you can't taste them because of ID's weird liquor laws
10. Julia Davis Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By J1872HGchrisg - Boise, United States
Julia Davis Park is home to several special features: Zoo Boise, the Boise Art Museum, the Gene Harris Band Shell, and the Anne Frank Memorial. But my favorite feature is the Rose Garden! A slow walk among the many different variety of rose bushes always soothes my soul. Don't forget your camera. The multitude of colors and different bloom varieties make for amazing shots for your social media pages.
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