Boise River Greenbelt:
Idaho
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Description:
The Boise River Greenbelt follows its namesake river among towering trees, connecting downtown Boise with neighborhoods and the business district. Leading out of the city both north and south, the trail connects suburbs with parks and the Lucky Peak State Recreation Area. The 22-mile trail is one of the area's most popular for its scenic views, wildlife and access to popular parks and recreation sites. In addition it provides a non-motorized corridor for commuters and passes by the university campus.

Most of the trail is paved except for a 1.5-mile section from Barber Park downstream.

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Parking & Trail Access:
Access the Boise River Greenbelt from numerous places, including the following parks:
Ann Morrison Park
Riverside Park
Baggley Park
Shoreline Park
Bernardine Quinn
Veterans Memorial Park
Riverside Park
Warm Springs Park
Bown Crossing
Willow Lane
Julia Davis Park Athletic Complex
Municipal Park

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Good views of the river
By greg forrester in February, 2007
"This trail is actually longer that 12 miles. It is closer to 20 miles. The trail extends from a mile west of the Western Idaho Fairgrounds in Garden City to Lucky Peak State Park east of Boise.

Sections of this trail have tree root damage, especially west of Human Rights Memorial and Boise State University."
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