Best customer service, quality bikes, friendly staff, top notch! I can't say enough of how…read morewonderful our experience was. Great affordable family activity.

We had a Sunday morning free in Boise before having to leave later that afternoon. We decided to…read morerent e-bikes and explore the green belt. Although we were initially a little confused about where to go after making the reservation online, once we got ourselves there, the service was stellar. We were warmly greeted, our bikes were staged and at the door, ready to go for us when we arrived. Neither of us had ridden an e-bike previously, so we wanted to make sure we know how to operate the electronics. All of our questions were answered, and we enjoyed a little chit chat as well before hitting the pavement. Upon returning, it was more of the same. Completely seamless. It really helped make our very brief visit to Boise a memorable one. Thank you!

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.

Adam is the man! He is living the dream, literally doing what he loves everyday, and it shows, his…read morepassion for guiding wide eyed rafters down the river, is evident. It was beautiful. He is very knowledgeable and I felt totally safe even when we hit the first "rapid". They provide all the gear and training, you just sit back and enjoy the ride (I mean you do have to row:) )We will have to do this again. Thanks Adam and the guys from BROO!

Don't wait, book now! 73 year old guy here, paddled the Boise River with my sweetie in July 2026…read more My first day in Boise, this trip could not have been a better introduction to the hidden wilds of a great city. Randy, an analytical chemist and very experienced outdoorsman, was outstanding as a guide, guiding the raft with precision while entertaining with a vast knowledge of the river and jokes as bad as mine. BROO provides everything except your bathing suit, just push the easy button and go. Trips are tailored to the needs of the guests, so just call. 5 stars, from a guy who rarely gives anything 5 stars.

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

The sales team and the bike technician (Richard) did an awesome job in installing my Colnago…read moreArabesque threaded fork.They took the time to hear what I wanted done and they completed the job in record time!!! Each and everyone was so professional, courteous and diligent... I couldn't be happier. God bless you all

First bike that I've purchased in 25 years. My son recommended that I go to this store. He's a…read morelongtime customer. Kelsie was absolutely great! I appreciate the kindness and understanding. The service was spectacular. Also, thank you Jake for all that you did! If you need help with a bike or looking for a new bike, this is the place to go. Don't look anywhere else! Thanks again! Craig.

I researched where the closest place was to buy a Santa Cruz Juliana. Unfortunately it was 200…read moremiles from home! But I knew I had to ride one to know if research and experience match. I am so happy I found this amazing bike shop. Not only did they have several models to demo they also had the most informative guy to help, Bear. He asked me so many good questions to dial in the bike that would best fit my riding style. I was able to ride 4 bikes and even tho I'd researched and read all I could I decided on another after extensive demo riding. Then they shocked me with a great price. My husband discuss at length what he was looking for with the owner and he told him about a bike they didn't even have that he thought would be a good choice for him. Were were headed to Park City and he was able to demo it there and it was perfect. Were were both so imposed with their knowledge, friendliness and stock of bikes. Were have ben to bike shops all over the pacific northwest and both of us commented on this being the best one we have found. You just dont find this kind of service and knowledge easily, Boise you are lucky to have this gem.

Customer service sucks. I placed an order last week and have been trying to get an update. I've…read morebeen calling and emailing. Nothing.

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!

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.