(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 30, 2012 ) BOISE, Idaho- Boise and the surrounding areas of Southwest Idaho, have long been popular destinations for cyclists and mountain bikers. Whether itÂ’s traversing the cityÂ’s parks along the Greenbelt, riding deserts and canyons like Owyhee Canyonlands, or cruising down the snow-free ski runs at Bogus Basin and Brundage Mountain, beginner and advanced riders have found tons of ways to enjoy the region by bike.
Making the city even more bike-friendly are programs like the Bogus Gravity Shuttle, which takes riders to the top of Bogus Basin where they can ride down by the Ridges to Rivers Trail. Currently Dawn Patrol and Sunset Cruise pickups are available on weekends. Travelers who forget their bike can call on Bikes2Boards to deliver and pick-up rentals to their hotel.
For a laid-back day on the bike, George’s Cycles is offering multiple Wine Rides. Participants will pedal a leisurely 30 mile trail southwestern Idaho’s scenic wine valley. Another option, described as “cable car meets Irish pub,” the Cycle Pub is a fun way for a group of riders to explore the city.
Whether riders are looking for an adrenaline packed adventure, family fun, or a relaxed scenic ride, the towns and trails of Southwest Idaho are sure to impress.
Media Contact: Amy Shadell, Amy@adventuremedianews.com. www.visitsouthwestidaho.org Photos Available. View Southwest Idaho Travel Association media kit.
