Fall can be an exciting time of year for Boise, as it kicks off the start of a whole series of activities, festivals, and more before the busy holiday season!
1. Pumpkin Patch
It's no secret that Boise has a number of options when it comes to pumpkin patches. If you find yourself more in the Boise area, be sure to check out Twin Oaks Farms in Eagle. If you live or want to visit the Meridian Area, Lowe Family Farmstead, is a super fun, energetic pumpkin patch with a series of fun activities, rides, and tons of pumpkins to pick, so be sure to check out their websites for more information!
2. Boise State Football Games
It's no Secret that Boise is definitely Bronco Nation. Whether you want to tailgate, and experience it live for yourself, check out their schedule on the website for ticket availability. Need a ride home to and from the game? No problem, The Bronco Shuttle has scheduled runs all over downtown Boise to help you get to the Football game and back to The Grove Hotel for your stay.
3. Oktoberfest
Not ready for summer to end just yet? Worry no more, because Oktoberfest in Boise is just around the corner! Saturday, September 27th, join Old Boise in celebrating with friends and family with delicious food, live music, and authentic German beers! Tickets are on sale now, so grab them while you can.
4. Scenic Trails & Crisp Air
The cooler months bring some of the best hiking conditions of the year. Whether you’re looking for a vigorous climb or a leisurely walk, Boise has trails that shine in autumn:
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Table Rock Trail – Sweeping views of the Boise Valley with foothills blanketed in color.
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Hulls Gulch Reserve – A peaceful trail network with winding paths framed by fall foliage.
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Boise River Greenbelt – An easy option for walking or biking with golden trees lining the river.
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5. Parks for Fall Photos
Boise’s downtown parks are at their most photogenic in the fall. These destinations are perfect for both family portraits and casual snapshots:
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Julia Davis Park – Home to historic trees that turn brilliant shades of orange and red.
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Ann Morrison Park – Wide open spaces filled with color, ideal for a seasonal stroll or picnic.
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6. City of Trees Marathon
As summer wraps up, going out and exercising doesn't have to! The Boise Marathon 5K-10K is back this year and is happening October 11th, so start prepping now! For more information be sure to check out their website!
We hope that you enjoy these recommendations and will see you at some of these festivities throughout the fall before it's too late! Boise is filled with activities, and with fall finally here, it's time to get out and enjoy the crisp air and spend time with your loved ones.
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