Idaho has four beautiful seasons that are full of activities…
Winter brings skiing as close as Bogus Basin, Treasure Valleys hidden ski resort just a few short miles away or you may find yourself in the Sawtooth mountains in the stunning resorts of Sun Valley in less than 3 hours from Boise. Of course, these ski resorts also make fantastic getaways during spring, summer, and fall with hiking, biking, horseback riding, mining, and many more activities.
Spring is stunning in Idaho with the large variety of foliage and plant life coming into bloom. A great place to enjoy the variety all in one place is at our Idaho Botanical Gardens. These gardens are full of life, nestled in north east Boise at the base of the foothills. The Idaho Botanical Gardens offers adult activities and activities for the entire family year-round. My family enjoys the gardens throughout the seasons.
Summer offers many relaxing activities for all ages such as boating, camping, biking, hiking, rock climbing, zip lining, or strolling around Historic Hyde Park (Old Boise). We are so fortunate to be nestled in this valley where we can bike the mountain trails in just minutes or take a relaxing stroll on the approximately 25 miles of greenbelt along the Boise River.
Fall can be wrapped up in just a few words… there’s so much to do! Most of the activities of winter, spring, and summer in Idaho can also be enjoyed in the fall as well. We have many natural hot springs and monuments spread across the state. One of our favorites to visit is the Craters of the Moon National Monument. Fall is the perfect time to drive through, walk the trails, or camp for a few days. Craters of the Moon formed between 15,000 and 2000 years ago during eight major volcanic eruptive periods.
If the thought of moving to the Treasure Valley has crossed your mind let us help.
Tia Dowdle
208-631-1396
tdowdle@atova.com