Discover Rich Sporting History and Vibrant Culture in Boise!

Boise City, Idaho is a hub of outdoor adventure with access to numerous mountains, rivers, lakes and parks. But did you know that its also a city steeped in rich sporting history? From rodeos to football games, Boise has hosted its fair share of unique and exciting events over the years.

One such event is the Warhawk Air Museum (201 Municipal Drive), a great place for aviation enthusiasts who are interested in learning about vintage planes and military aircrafts that date back as far as World War II. Additionally, visitors can take part in interactive exhibits highlighting notable people like Lt. Col. Bob Friend; or participate in special events like air shows.

Another mustvisit site is Albertsons Stadium (1400 W Bronco Lane). Its home turf for the Boise State Broncos college football team which celebrated their 50th anniversary last year! For decades this stadium has witnessed some of the most thrilling moments in sports history including famous blue field matchups against rival teams from around the region.

Also worth checking out downtown are Basque Block Events (6th St & Grove St) celebrating Basque culture featuring various sports such as pelota (handball); along with live music and food tasting events at local establishments nearby.

The Idaho Historical Societys Old Penitentiary Site (2445 Old Penitentiary Road) dating back more than 150 years ago offers visitors an immersive experience where theyll be able to explore cells where prisoners were kept; learn about reformers who campaigned for changes to better prison conditions; or attend workshops on criminal science led by experts working there today

Lastly, Fort Boise Park Trails connecting these historic sites provides ample opportunities for hiking through lush vegetation teeming with wildlife thriving even today just steps away from bustling modern neighborhoods outside these natural oasis.

Visit boise.org/sportshistorydiscoverytours for more information on these events and locations. Or track the #BoiseSportsHistory hashtag on Twitter to see what people are saying about Boises history of sports!