This is a great winery with a wonderful selection of wines. Really cute, but kind of small, tasting…read moreroom. There was plenty of covered seating outside. Our server, Nicole, was awesome. She explained our tastings very well based on what we told her we liked. The wines were great! They also produce the Chicken Dinner Road wines, but the Huston wines are so much better and worth the price difference. I will definitely visit again!

A very nice place to sit and enjoy a great wine flight. The ladies helping us were friendly and of…read morecourse the resident wine dog was the cherry on top.

Garry was a great tour guide and made our weekend enjoyable and easy! The Idaho wineries were so…read moremuch fun and the staff at all 4 locations were extremely friendly. Garry customizes each tour to the group's liking to ensure the best experience. I would definitely use his services again when we go back to Idaho.

We can't rave enough about our experience with this tour company! It was so nice to have someone…read morearrange all our stops and fees, then do all the driving for us. Our guide was a very knowledgeable and friendly guy who knew all the best spots to take pictures, knew all the winery staff by name, and had an encyclopedia in his head about wine in general. We will definitely use this company again, I loved everything about it!

We had a wonderful evening with Curtis in his beautiful red limosine. He organized a speak-easy…read moretour in downtown Boise for 7 of us followed by dinner at the Baraboo Supper Club. Everything was first class! I highly recommend Curtis and Treasure Valley Wine Tours.

Had a wonderful experience with Treasure Valley Wine Tours. Curtis is very knowledgeable not just…read moreabout wine but about the agriculture in the Treasure Valley. We visited 3 wineries...Koenig, Kerry Hill and Dude Dewalt and even bought some wine to enjoy later. Would definitely recommend Treasure Valley Wine Tours and Curtis' red limo, you will truly enjoy the experience.

Boise Trolley Tours is a great time. The conductors are very friendly and knowledgeable about Boise…read moreand its history. I found it surprisingly fun and enjoyable to ride around town in the trolley, just kicking back and enjoying how beautiful and special Boise truly is. Even if you've called Boise home for a long time, I recommend taking a moment to enjoy the city through a trolley tour.

I bought our tickets online. $20 for seniors, $22 for adults. My brother was visiting from out of…read moretown and our daughter also came along. I believe it's supposed to be a two-hour tour. You meet in the parking lot of the Red Lion Downtowner hotel. The woman at the front desk of the hotel cheerfully told us that the Trolley picks up at the front entrance. She was wrong, and I told a few people that drove up what the lady said. One, a man with a cane, then had to walk to the back of hotel after telling me that he was told to meet in the back. I told the driver, a nice ,older, white-haired man, and he made a comment but didn't seem too concerned. Then it started raining, and with the wind blowing, got pretty chilly. We brought jackets, but it was still cold. No one's fault. The driver has a laptop with a program that he plays, with narration that could have been AI generated, and photos. There are screens in front and midway in the seating area. The first part of the seating is covered on the sides with windows, the back part is open on the sides. There were flaps that could have been brought down to keep us warmer. I don't know why the driver didn't think of that. We sat in the very back, as the front was filling with seniors. Most of the tour was OK. There was commentary on historic buildings and parks, as well as 19th century homes. We stopped at the old Boise Train Depot, but it wasn't open today (only Sunday and Monday, I believe). We drove down Harrison Blvd, through Hyde Park, and past the Capitol building and Boise State University. When the tour was almost over, the driver seemed to be having trouble with his program. He pulled over to the side of the road and we all sat for at least 5, maybe 10 minutes, while he fiddled with his laptop. Finally, he gave up and everyone cheered. For the last 15 minutes, he narrated while we drove, which I'm told was good stuff, but his mic did not have enough volume for me to hear. So, I missed out on that. The tour ended up being about 2.5 hours, longer than I'd like on a chilly day. On top of the cost of the tickets, over $12 was added in "fees and taxes". For that kind of money, a witty, funny, and knowledgable guide should be doing the tour, entertaining the customers. I don't think that I would bring any more out of town guests on this tour.

Such an awesome place! Dale and JessAnn are so creative and hard working, re-purposing and…read morerefurbishing to create beautiful, unique spaces...and tiny homes (we loved The Scavenger)! They were so friendly, generous, and welcoming--would stay here again without hesitation.

This is the GREATEST little place I've probably ever stayed at. If you want a place that treats…read moreyou like family, interacts with its guests and just makes you feel like you're at home on the farm, THIS is your place. JessAnn and her husband Dale are some of the greatest people I've met. I LOVE the chickens, the goats, the donkey, the horses and all the peace that comes with it. The accommodations are perfect! This is truly God's Country. Thank you so much Ole RV Park!

Bogus basin is our local ski mountain. This ski resort first opened in 1942 and boy are we lucky to…read morehave skiing in our small city that only takes an hour to get to. Bogus Basin is a great place to learn to ski their ski instructors and Ski Patrol are incredibly well trained, kind, and qualified. I myself learned to ski at bogus basin through their passport program. A program that includes upon completion gear rental for the entire season and a season pass. Bogus basin is one of the few ski resorts that is open for night skiing until 10 PM during regular season depending on snowfall. That means our ski resort is open for 12 hours a day on average. Are food price is a little high? Sure, but not out of the question for what other ski resorts are also charging this year both of the lodges upgraded to accept Apple Pay! There's a new taco Cantina at the renovated Pioneer Lodge, and of course they serve barbecue at the outside stand. Bogus basin has over 32 runs across varying levels several black diamonds, long cat tracks and an awesome beginner area. I love our ski Mountain. I love that we have the access and ability to ski so easily and close to us. I regularly visit bogus basin at least 2 to 3 times a week during the season. In the summer bogus offers, concerts, yoga, and a roller coaster! I highly recommend everyone who visits Boise visits bogus!

Many years ago, a season pass was only $299 and a day pass was $65. Those were different times,…read morewhen the mountain truly felt like a community-focused place rather than a corporate entity. Recently, I paid $110 for a lift ticket and experienced a day marked by a sense of urgency and some irritability among visitors, which made the experience less enjoyable. In three hours, I was able to make six runs, which was noteworthy given the circumstances. The snow was surprisingly good considering the effects of global warming. The parking lot was very crowded all the way up to Pioneer Lodge, and the volume of visitors was quite remarkable. The Deer Point Express lift experienced several slowdowns due to wear and tear, so I chose to avoid it. On a positive note, the guest services staff were exceptionally courteous and helpful. The ski shop staff also assisted me with a binding issue free of charge after some discussion about a potential fee.

10 out of 10 for this amazing green belt bike tour! highly recommend. Perfect weather perfect day -…read moreour guide was super knowledgeable, friendly & knew so much history about the Green belt and parks in Boise. Fairly easy to cycle, tour was about 3 hours with loads of stops!

The tour was very informative. Our guide was super friendly. He told a lot of engaging stories and…read morehad so many fun facts about Boise. Would definitely recommend!

Eating St. John's beef for the first time is akin to trying a homegrown tomato after a lifetime of…read moreonly knowing the store-bought anemic varieties.  Or, eating a dark orange egg yolk from pastured chickens, never knowing they could be anything other than pale yellow.   The reason my first time trying the beef from St. John's was all the more wonderful and surprising was because I had already been eating grass-fed beef for over a decade.  But this beef is in a completely different category in my mind.  Even my youngest children can tell the difference and can often be heard commenting, "St. John's beef is the best!"  "Is this St John's? I only want it if it's St John's."  Thank you, Dill's, for your dedication to producing the tastiest and healthiest beef around!

The beef is AMAZING!! We have noticed that we always feel better after eating this clean and…read moreorganic meat. Guests for dinner always rant and rave and ask where we get the meat from. We can never go back to anywhere but St. John's! The whole Dill family makes you feel like you are a part of their family. The tours are fun and informative. We are thankful that we found them and enjoy supporting a local neighbor and family farm. Thank you!