Boise Travel Guide
Welcome to Boise!
Boise, which is also known as the City of Trees, is situated in the southwestern region of Idaho. This city and its surrounding area is one of the state's premier destinations for recreation. The Boise River and the nearby Bogus Basin Ski Resort offer an abundance of outdoor activities including hiking and mountain biking in the summer and downhill and cross-country skiing in the winter. The city also offers indoor sights and attractions, cultural venues, shopping and restaurants when a break from outdoor pursuits is required. The Idaho State Capitol is a small-scale replica of the Capitol in Washington, DC, and is open for touring. The well-preserved Old Boise Historic District has retained many of its original attributes, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's history. Other attractions include the Boise Art Museum, the Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum and Zoo Boise.
Tourist Attractions

The World Center for Birds of Prey is used as a breeding ground for threatened birds of prey, housing roughly 200 falcons and condors used for reproduction.
Hotels & Motels

The Modern Hotel is an urban haven in the middle of downtown Boise's Linen District.
Tour Operators

Scenic morning balloon rides at sunrise over the beautiful Boise valley.
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