Top notch, easy to set up and get on the Boise greenbelt experience. This family run e-bike shop…read moredelivered our rentals to Ann Morrison Park kicking off an incredible afternoon. Their Harley Davidson e-bikes are top-tier, making exploring the trails effortless and fun. The staff is exceptionally friendly and patient, ensuring you are comfortable with the equipment and equipped with everything needed for a safe, memorable ride. Highly recommended for both visitors and locals looking for a fantastic, high-quality rental experience!

Great family run business. The owner was amazing. She had our bikes ready to go when we got…read morethere. Gave us ideas on where to go for lunch. Would definitely go back.

I was in town to compete in the Ironman 70.3 Boise race on July 25, 2026, and needed to have my…read moreCanyon bicycle tuned up before the event. Antonio and his team provided outstanding service and took excellent care of my bike. It performed flawlessly throughout the race, and I could not be happier with its performance. Thank you for helping make race day a success.

I had an experience there earlier today that left me in shock.. I briefly parked there to run in…read moreand out a near by business that maybe took 7 minutes if not that to do. When I came back some elder lady left a note on my car and was standing and waiting outside for me to return to my car. When I came back she proceeded to yell at me. I thought that was absurd. I think this immature and they should've handled it in a much better way considering that they probably need a larger customer base

Great customer service, fast and excellent repairs.. open on Sunday is a big plus! Jeremy is in…read moreamazing bike mechanic

One of the best bicycle shops I have ever been to. They carry the best brands and employ the most…read moreinviting and knowledgeable people that a customer can ask for. There are many "good" bike shops here in the treasure valley...but stop by Joyride and see why they're the best.

Always get my skis waxed here after hitting bogus. Sometimes they can do it at that moment. Great…read moreprice and service. I've had a few items that didn't live up to expectations and they warrantied them and got me into a better product. I feel they work with me and always try to make me a happy customer. Great local shop and resource!

I love this ski shop, MCU is one of the only ski hops in the valley that carry decent toddler…read morestuff! We come here once a year for new helmets and goggles for our skiing toddler and the selection seems to get better and better every year. They also have good skis too - Rossi/Dyna.

Me and my husband were in town visiting and wanted to rent some ATVs. We ran across them and I can…read morenot recommend them enough! Such a sweet couple and gave us a great trail to ride through with breathtaking views! We had full tanks and everything ran perfectly! Seriously the best people and if you are looking for a place to rent I 100% recommend them!

Idk why this place has 3 stars on yelp, we rented two sea doo's, at first we'd skeptical because…read morethey looked beat up, but my gosh they preformed so well, we got the green Yamaha For 325$ a day and the other green Yamaha that was 250$. We will definitely be renting from here again.

Boise River Raft and Tube is a great way to get some nice floatation device if you don't have your…read moreown or if you are bringing visitors who don't have a floatation device. At the end of the float, Boise River Raft and Tube has a designated rented raft and equipment pick up spot, for easy dropping off of your equipment. It is nice not having to lug around the gear after soaking in the sun for a few hours. They also have a bus shuttle service which takes you back to the top after floating down to the bottom. Service is always great. The workers are friendly and have good knowledge on how to have a safe and fun floating experience. Pro Tip: For those not wanting to ride the bus back to the top and going in a group. Consider parking a vehicle at the bottom, piling into another vehicle, and then driving to the top. After you float down with your group, hop in the car at the bottom and pick up the vehicle at the top. Though the bus ride back to the top isn't anything to be feared and is a great option.

My mom and I had the BEST time floating the river with Boise River Raft & Tube Rentals. Bill and…read morehis daughters not only helped us get into the water and make sure we were knowledgeable about the float, but also helped us get back out at the end. We got very lucky catching the river on a very empty day! The raft was comfortable, we were given paddles and life jackets, and just laughed the wholeeeeeee way down. I can't wait to come back with my husband and kids to do this again soon! The absolute best!!!

Hull's Gulch is one of the many trails behind Camelback park and is one of the main reasons why…read moreliving in Boise is so amazing. Proximity from downtown to this well-kept trail makes it fun for everyone and a great hike for visitors and locals. This trail starts a bit after the main parking lots and takes a dirt road- an SUV or truck type of car is probably best for this. I would say this is for the intermediate/expert hiker. It's around 7 miles and has some steep hills. So, hiking boots or athletic shoes are a must. It takes around 2.5-3 hours and there are tons of very picturesque places to stop along the creek (or crick, as many Idahoans say). During the summer months here in Boise, it stays light out until 9-10 pm. So I love starting this hike after work hours, without the worry of it getting too dark before getting back. You can see a lot of wildlife- birds, snakes, bugs, etc. There are usually a decent amount of people who walk their dog off-leash here. Hull's Gulch Interpretive Trail vs. the other foothill trails, there tend to be more bikers and fewer hikers. If you're into mountain biking, this would be a great trail for you!

Hull's Gulch Interpretive Trail is a roughly 7 mile (there and back) trail that meanders through…read morethe Boise foothills. It is uphill, though not steeply so (the elevation increase throughout the duration of the trail is roughly 1000 feet). We came midmorning on a Saturday and it took our party of 3 roughly 3 hours to complete (with some stopping for picture taking). The trail follows alongside a creek and so there are some picturesque spots. At the top of the trail there is a small waterfall (the amount of water depends on the time of year and snowmelt). There are informative and poetic signs (I'm not being sarcastic--truly--they have signs with poetry!) sprinkled throughout the trail and a few lovely (wide and sturdy) foot bridges along the path as well. The road to drive to the trail head isn't paved and though could be traversed by car, there were a couple of ruts that made me glad we drove our CRV and not our Accord, so something to think about if you have a low vehicle. Also, it is quite long, so I wouldn't recommend it for little ones and the path isn't wide enough in some areas for a jogger type stroller (and too rough for a conventional one). But, for older kids with stamina, it's great! Plus, given it's a there and back hike--you could always turn around at any point if it proves to much for some! The proximity to downtown is great and at the top where the waterfall is, there is also a gorgeous vantage, through a valley between the foothills, of the downtown skyline. Fresh air, gurgling creek, and nature poetry-- Get to it!

It's crazy to say this but I have lived in Boise for 30+ years and have never been on a majority of…read morethe greenbelt. I have been to a couple spots but not a good portion of the belt. It was sunny, warm and beautiful out today so I took it as a sign to take a bike ride along the river. I started my ride at the Marigold and Glenwood entrance. I made my way down the path. A lot of construction going on for the new park that is being built by the Fairgrounds. I look forward to checking it out when it's finally complete. The ride along the river was beautiful. The trail was easy to ride and had a lot of spots you can stop at to check out. Wildlife, plant life and of course the water. Every stretch of the river is so different. I did stop at a part of the river that looked like a lagoon. The trees covering the benched area. The sun shining through the branches. You get beautiful rays of sun peaking through. It was truly a magical area. Made my way further down by the white water rafting area. People everywhere on thier bikes or folks just walking. Everyone had the same idea about enjoying this beautiful weather today. We were all soaking up mother earth. I biked all the way down to Main and Chinden. I decided to flip around. I still had to ride my bike home and didn't want to overwhelm myself with a longer ride back to my house which was another mile from the Marigold entrance. If I would have had a partner with me or have driven to the river, I probably would have continued on. But, that's for another adventure! This stretch of the river was so pretty. I'm happy I got to check it out today. It's amazing how beautiful our little city is. I'm looking forward to checking out the other side of the river heading towards Eagle. I'm sure it's just a beautiful as what I experienced today.

Spanning 25 miles and connecting several towns, the Boise River Greenbelt is an absolute marvel of…read morea public park. I just love how everyone is doing their own thing, whether that's walking, strolling, biking, fishing, kayaking or even surfing! Yes that's right, there's a section where you can actually surf the stream.. how cool is that?! There a signs at the entrances that remind people not to be a "speed demon" and also signs warning about blind curves, which I very much appreciated. We rented those Lime electric scooters and were able to scoot nearly the entire path, which felt so epic and fun. Of course, we were mindful of pedestrians, bikes and foot traffic. One of my favorites parts of the path was when went past the Boise Zoo and saw not just one, but too giraffes poking their heads up at the trees. They were ginormous and even seems to acknowledge us with curious eyes and ears. What a special treat to have such an open, accessible and convenient public space right in the heart of a city!