Boise River Float Season

Between and Labor Day, hundreds of tubes, kayaks and paddle boards will parade by as they make the six-mile trek from Barber Park to Ann Morrison Park.

If you’re planning on loading up your raft for the six mile trip from Barber Park to Ann Morrison Park, there are a few things that are different on July 4th than a typical Tuesday.

Just last week, the agencies that work together to make Boise River Float season a safe and fun experience expressed that the start of float season could still be weeks away.

Lose something in the river and you’re fairly sure that it’s now sitting at the bottom of the Boise River never to be seen again!

With the return of tubes, kayaks and anything that floats making the six mile trip from Barber to Ann Morrison comes the return of another sight you’ll frequently see along the float.

The water flows have dropped. The Boise Fire Department is sweeping the river for those last snags in the water. Float season is almost here!

When Boise River Float season started, you made yourself the promise that you were getting out to float at least one. If you haven't delivered on that promise to yourself yet, you're running out of time.

If it hasn't happened to you yet, it eventually will!

Come with your inflatable already inflated or bring your own air pump!

When the water flows dropped last week, I thought we'd have an official float season announcement within a matter of days. Here's that announcement!