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Boise, Idaho New Communities

Located along the Boise River, Boise Idaho, is one of America's most livable cities. Boise offers a high quality of life from the unique blend of natural beauty to Boise's urban comforts. From the desert surrounding Boise,  ID including the Birds of Prey National Conservation Area to the mountains just outside Boise including Boise's famous Bogus Basin Ski Resort, make Boise the perfect place to play year-round.

Boise, Idaho

Visitors will enjoy all Boise, Idaho has to offer from numerous cultural events  including philharmonic orchestra, opera, ballet and theater companies to the Boise summer Shakespeare festival that features outdoor performances along the Boise River. The Gene Harris Jazz Festival and Art in the Park continue to be favorites among both Boise locals and visitors and there are plenty of museums and attractions to educate and entertain all ages.

Culture and entertainment mix nicely with the Boise's abundant outdoor recreation. Summer brings plenty of sunshine, perfect for a bike ride or a walk along Boise's 25-mile Greenbelt or a round of golf at one of the area's 12 beautiful courses. For those who like a bit more adventure, try mountain biking in Boise's foothills, floating the Boise River on an inflatable raft or tube, or whitewater rafting on the Payette River, just 45 minutes north of the city. In the winter, enjoy nordic skiing at Bogus Basin Mountain Resort or spend a day - or night - skiing or snowboarding the resort's groomed downhill trails. Boise's indoor ice-skating rink is open year-round.

Sports fans can enjoy Boise's professional athletic teams, including the Idaho Steelheads ECHL hockey, Boise Hawks baseball, Boise Burn Arena2 Football and the Idaho Stampede NBA D-League basketball. Les Bois Park features both thoroughbred and quarterhorse racing and simulcast racing and betting during the off-season.

Boise, Idaho's rare blend of urban amenities and outdoor recreation opportunities offers something for everyone.

Boise, nicknamed "City of Trees," is the capital and largest city in Idaho with an estimated population of 193,000 (2005 Census estimate). Boise has been ranked nationally by Forbes and Money Magazines as one of the top 10 places to live, work, play because of access to recreational activities, employment opportunities, and the lifestyle it affords. The beautiful Boise River is a prominent feature as it runs through the heart of the city and the Boise National Forest serves as the city’s backdrop.  Boise, Idaho subdivisions are very diverse and available for every stage in life.

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