greenbelt

As someone who probably uses the Greenbelt more than the average person, I've tried to hold my tongue but I just can't anymore.

E-bikes are catching on around the Treasure Valley, and some of them can really zoom. Boise is looking at ways now to make sure these electric bikes are playing nice with pedestrians and other bikes, and they're asking for your thoughts. Like, should faster bikes be kept off The Greenbelt?

The Penitentiary Canal project will involve installing an irrigation pipe and widening and smoothing the asphalt for users.

Some of the repairs have already started on the Boise Greenbelt after this year's floods, and more are in the works. It may be next spring before the trails are fully back to normal.

Just a few months ago, the potential for flooding along the Boise Greenbelt was likely and damage along the path had closed it. Now, repair on the final sections is about to begin.

If you've been floating the Boise River or enjoying most sections of the Greenbelt, you may have forgotten that just a couple months ago many places along the trail were damaged.

By now we've all heard about the 19-year-old girl who was injured when a man jumped off a bridge and landed on her in the Boise River. Don't do that. It's illegal.

No doubt, one of the best parts of the Boise area is our outdoor recreation, and the Greenbelt is certainly at the top of the list.  After flood damage, repairs are kicking into gear.

Good news if you are hoping to enjoy the scenery along the Greenbelt this long Independence Day Weekend:  Most of the Greenbelt has reopened.

We've been sharing updated information about the unusually high Boise River flow this season.  At this point, there's no sign it's slowing and that is causing a ripple effect for other projects.