Relocation Guide

One of the Boise area’s most popular parks is the “Greenbelt”.
This concrete path meanders along the Boise River and over
multiple bridges for 25 miles. The pathway stretches west all the
way past Eagle, Idaho. It links Lucky Peak with more than a
dozen major parks (with over 2000 acres of greenspace)
providing openness and wildlife habitats.
While it is hard to know exactly how many people use the
Greenbelt any given day, there is no question it is one of the
most widely used amenities in the Treasure Valley. A favorite of
bikers, walkers, and runners. It also works to accommodate
commuters who see it as an alternative transportation route.
The Greenbelt is a wildlife watcher’s dream. Over 150 different
kinds of birds live in the riparian habitat along the Boise River.
Boise River Greenbelt