Greenbelt

If you've been floating the Boise River or enjoying most sections of the Greenbelt, you may have forgotten that just a couple months ago many places along the trail were damaged.

No doubt, one of the best parts of the Boise area is our outdoor recreation, and the Greenbelt is certainly at the top of the list.  After flood damage, repairs are kicking into gear.

Good news if you are hoping to enjoy the scenery along the Greenbelt this long Independence Day Weekend:  Most of the Greenbelt has reopened.

It seems like it’s been a looooong wait, but the 11 miles of previously blocked areas of Boise's Greenbelt are now open!! With all the flooding concerns over the last few months, the warmer weather and holiday season feels like the perfect time for this to happen. I kn ...

I love that our city is growing so much. A new portion of the Greenbelt that has been under construction for the past few months will be open to the public this afternoon.

Starting today, a section of the Boise Greenbelt will be closed for widening and improvements to make it safer and enjoyable for everyone. The area covers one mile of Greenbelt pathway between Warm Springs golf course and Starview Drive in east Boise...

To be healthy and fit, it turns out we don't have to run marathons or hit the gym very hard. Here's some great news about how the Greenbelt, or maybe the Table Rock Trail, can improve health and extend our lives.

Payette Brewing Co. opened its new $4.5 million headquarters just off River Street near the Boise Greenbelt, and the taproom opened earlier this month. The brewery is the largest one in Idaho and will potentially put out 40,000 barrels of handcrafted beer a year...

Even if you use the Greenbelt frequently, you might not know about a feature along the pathway called Planet Walk.

With over 25 miles that stretch across our amazing city, sometimes it can be so easy to take for granted what many cities do not have. We are the lucky ones that get to call The Greenbelt a Boise Tradition.