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Look for the Signs

A trip down the Greenbelt isn’t just good for your
health, it’s a great opportunity to explore Boise’s
history. Check out the permanent signs posted
by the Boise River Greenbelt Historical Education
Project to learn more about architecture, early
residents, Chinese gardens, and so much more.

Greenbelt
Etiquette

This trail is used by people
out for a gentle stroll and
zooming cyclists alike, so
proper etiquette is key to
keeping everyone happy. Here
are a few tips to help you
make the most of your outing.

“Ribbon of Jewels.”
• Pedestrians have the
right of way, always.
• If you’re on a bike, let
Warm Springs Golf Course PRO TIP pedestrians know that
Here’s a well-kept secret: Idaho is full of great golfing Head to the course you’ll be moving around
opportunities — and more than 200 days of sun per after 2:30 p.m. for the them by announcing your
year! The Warm Springs Golf Course is nestled along special Twilight Rate. location (“On your left!).
the banks of the Boise River and is easily accessible • Stick to the right side of
from the Greenbelt. This 18-hole course features the path so others can
mature, lush landscaping and views of the Foothills … and it’s open from pass you.
sunrise to sunset seven days per week, so you can hit the links to your • Dogs are allowed on
heart’s content. Regular season rates range from $30-$36 for 18 holes and leashes. Don’t forget to
$26-$27 for nine holes. pick up after your pets!
• Don’t head off trail. You
Marianne Williams Park could disturb wildlife or

PRO TIP Looking for a bit of peace? This Greenbelt stop is a damage riparian areas.
The ponds at haven for those seeking solitude: There are no bicycles • If you encounter an
Marianne Williams or pets allowed, just pedestrians. At 72 acres, Marianne unpaved section while
Park are great for Williams Park is one of Boise’s largest and offers great on a bike, turn around.
kids and beginning views East Boise’s Barber Valley. It’s also home to two Those areas are for
anglers. great fishing ponds, Loggers Pond and Williams Pond pedestrians only

• Certain areas along the
Greenbelt are prone to
Baggley Park PRO TIP flooding during high
This park is on the smaller side at seven acres, but Are you a pickleball water years. Obey posted
it packs so much into the space! This Southeast player? You’ll find warnings and don’t
enthusiasts (there
Boise favorite has picnic areas and courts for tennis, seem to be more attempt to bike or wade
basketball, and volleyball, plus a playground suitable every day in Boise) at through a flooded section
for children ages 2-12 the court here.

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