As Boiseans eaglerly anticipate the opening of the Boise River, here are some new resources that can make your trip even more ...

BOISE, Idaho — Boise Parks and Recreation on Wednesday announced the Float the Boise season for the Boise River will be ending after Labor Day weekend. Sept. 4 will be the final day for floaters ...

Water managers increased the flows out of Lucky Peak Dam from approximately 775 cubic feet per second (cfs) to 1,290 cfs on ...

BOISE — Floating the Boise River is a common summer activity for residents in the immediate region, but the season is coming to a close as summer nears its end. Float season will officially ...

The annual “float season” on the Boise River may start as soon as June 20, according to a Wednesday news release from Ada County Parks and Waterways and Boise’s Fire and Parks and Recreation ...

While the temptation may arise to celebrate the recent hot weather with a float down the Boise River, Float the Boise and its partner agencies advised folks last week to hold off heading into the ...

The 6-mile float usually takes two or three hours. Who rents equipment and what does it cost? Boise River Raft & Tube at Barber Park contracts with Ada County to offer equipment rentals.

The Boise River float season is among the activities that officials are now scrambling to figure out a way to hold safely amid the new restrictions. The season typically gets its official start by ...

The Boise River through town is ever-changing, and each year there are new hazards for the upcoming float season. New this year is a huge log wedged in the rocks at the center of the run through ...

Ada County has announced that it will open the floating season on the Boise River through town this Saturday. The July 29 opening is a record; the river usually opens to floating in June ...