Albertsons Stadium
Perhaps the most iconic place in Boise, Boise State’s Albertsons Stadium is known for its blue playing field. Fans from almost every other collegiate team complain about the turf, but Boise natives embrace it. More than 35,000 fans pack the stadium on Saturday nights in the fall. Check the Boise State football schedule and ticket information before visiting Albertsons Stadium.Boise Zoo and/or Aquarium
For those who love to observe animals, Boise has what you need. With the largest zoos and aquariums in the state of Idaho, families love to come watch the animals play. Pick either one and spend a day there, or plan well and enjoy them both in the same day. Click here for more info on the zoo, and here for more info on the aquarium.
World Center for Birds of Prey
Aside from the zoo, there’s a special center dedicated to the birds of prey. Check the World Center for Birds of Prey’s current admission and visitor information to plan your visit. Learn more about the center and each bird here.Boise River Greenbelt
For the outdoor lovers, the Boise River Greenbelt has it all. Fish, bike, walk, float down the river, run, and more, all right next to the river. The greenbelt also stretches across 12 parks. With events happening often in at least one of the parks, there’s always something going on.
Bogus Basin Mountain
While Bogus Basin Mountain features summer activities, their biggest hit is skiing in the winter. With three high-speed quads, eight lifts, and 78 official runs, skiers and snowboarders come from all over to enjoy it. Love to ski or snowboard? Click here for more info.Visit Boise
Whether you choose to visit Boise in the summer or winter, there’s always something to do. Next time you’re trying to think of a place to visit, let us help you visit Boise.Planning the bus portion of your visit? Check Salt Lake City to Boise fares and departures for your travel date. Arrange transportation from your selected bus stop to the attractions separately.