Boise

Among Idaho’s cities, Boise stands out for its setting on the Boise River below the dry, trail-lined Boise Foothills. As Idaho’s capital and largest city, it is the commercial and civic centre of the Treasure Valley, a broad urban and agricultural corridor in the state’s southwest. The Idaho State Capitol, completed in 1920, anchors downtown, while the Basque Block reflects a community whose restaurants, museum and cultural events give Boise a distinctive identity in the American West. Paths along the river connect parks and neighbourhoods, and the foothills rise directly beyond the city. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Idaho connects across the Treasure Valley.

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