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  1. 8th Street - Road Running

    Long and winding, this gravel road can make for as long or short of a run as needed; go ‘til its time to turn around and run back!

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    2.2 miles
    Duration
  2. Barber Park to Lucky Peak - Road Running

    With expansive views of the foothills, this nearly flat trail travels closely to the Boise River, passing the Black and Green Cliffs with a turn around at Lucky Peak State Park.

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    2.2 miles
    Duration
  3. Boise Greenbelt - Road Running

    Paralleling the Boise River for 25 miles, the paved Greenbelt trail is one of the city’s most beloved parks.

    Difficulty
    1 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    0.7 miles
    Duration
    Varies, depending on how far you want to run.
  4. Robie Creek Route - Road Running

    A grueling climb followed by an equally challenging descent has made this 13mile route, and the organized run of the same name, a rite of passage for Boise runners.

    Difficulty
    4 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    1.3 miles
    Duration
    2.5 - 4.5 hours
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