Boise’s Greenbelt:
A Riverfront Escape
The Boise River Greenbelt is a 25-mile linear park and
pathway that winds along the Boise River, connecting
parks, neighborhoods, and downtown Boise. This scenic
trail system is popular for walking, running, biking, and
wildlife viewing, offering year-round access.
Julia Davis Park: A central access point with nearby
attractions like the Boise Art Museum, Zoo Boise, and the
rose garden.
Ann Morrison Park: Main entrance off of American Blvd,
additional West side access near disc golf with pathways.
Barber Park: Main access at event center, second access
off the park’s eastern edge. Ideal for those seeking a
nature-focused walk.
Esther Simplot Park: Offers interconnected ponds for
paddleboarding, fishing, and relaxing by the water.
Veterans Memorial Park: A serene area for picnics and
access to the river’s natural habitats.
Downtown Boise: Access the Greenbelt near Capitol
Boulevard for scenic views and proximity to local eateries
and shops.
Bown Crossing: A quieter entry point with nearby dining
options and ample parking.
Map courtesy of the City of Boise