In the spring, local ranchers graze cattle along the South Fork of the Boise River, while early-bird anglers fish and float for trout. “Cattle grazing is one of our multiple use activities on ...

SOUTH FORK BOISE RIVER. Camping doesn’t always have to be a complicated adventure, with days of planning or stressful hours leading up to departure. Sometimes on a Friday afternoon, ...

Before the official float season, the Boise River must be flowing around 1,250 cubic feet per second, and Boise Fire must clear the river of hazards. Skip Navigation. Share on Facebook; ...

The Boise River is typically calm and peaceful. That tranquil feeling recedes along the banks of the river, where trash from homeless camps continues to grow. “There's a needle right there and ...

Two ‘obsessed’ Boise River users create the whitewater waves you play in By Joe Carberry. Special to the Idaho Statesman. Updated August 24, 2017 5:04 AM.

News; Pacific NW; Boise River conditions now ‘extremely dangerous.’ Public urged to avoid water April 28, 2023 Updated Fri., April 28, 2023 at 5:33 p.m. A person rides a bike through a closed ...

Finding strange, non-native creatures living in the Boise River has nearly become a tradition, or at least a recurring incident, and Idaho Fish and Game would like to see it ...

The Boise River is holding at a steady flow of 1,275 cubic feet per second, according to Parks & Waterways, which is near the upper end of the typical range for float season.

The city’s 2019 point-in-time count placed the number of homeless people at 713, down slightly from the previous year. But 836 homeless children attended Boise Unified School District in the ...