Flat Water Paddling in Boise, ID
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With 360 degree mountain views, this gorgeous lake is a favorite destination of city dwellers looking for a summer escape; pack your towel, paddleboard and hiking sandals for a great day or weekend away.
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A mellow summer float to do with friends right through town when its blazing hot. Rent tubes, grab the convenient shuttle and go have some fun.
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At the hub of in-city paddling, Quinn’s Pond offers calm waters for stand-up paddlers to practice their skills or take it to the next level with SUP yoga.
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This beautiful, glittering lake set against a backdrop of mountains and lush forest is an ideal spot for paddleboarding, canoeing, swimming or sailing.
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