Open Spaces & Livability

Greenbelt Extension

The Greenbelt is one of the most valued and beloved amenities in Garden City and the Treasure Valley. The Agency has dedicated significant funding each year to improving the Greenbelt for the pleasure and safety of its users, and to attract new businesses. These improvements include replacing damaged asphalt with concrete, striping the path for user safety, and adding seating, signage, landscaping and public art. The Greenbelt is a favorite place for biking, jogging, fishing, and unwinding in nature. Access to Boise Whitewater Park also provides opportunities to surf, paddleboard and swim. Food, housing and entertainment popular with locals and visitors, is now available between 32nd Street and 41st Street.

People ride bicycles and walk along a paved path through leafless trees on a sunny day; a dog walks beside one of the pedestrians.

The Green Belt 

A person in a blue shirt walks a black dog along a tree-lined path covered with fallen leaves on an autumn day.

The Green Belt 

Modern multi-story building with large balconies, glass railings, and an outdoor patio area featuring a round stone fire pit and landscaped elements on a sunny day.

The Boardwalk at 41st Street

Outdoor restaurant patio with string lights, people dining, umbrellas, and a black fence at dusk. Trees and buildings are visible in the background.

The Sandbar at the 32nd Street, Riverside Hotel