As summer comes to a close, so does the Boise River float season. Those looking to enjoy one last float down the river should take note of some key dates and services before it’s too late.
The Boise River float season typically runs from late May to early September, depending on water levels and weather conditions. With Labor Day fast approaching, now is the perfect time to plan a float before the season officially comes to an end.
Floaters should be aware of a few key dates that may affect their experience on the river. The popular Barber Park tubing shuttle service will end for the season on September 6th, so floaters should plan accordingly if they will be relying on this service. Additionally, the last day to rent tubes from the Boise River Tube and Raft rental shop is September 6th, so be sure to make arrangements before then.
For those looking to enjoy the river without the hassle of bringing their own equipment, floating outfitters like Boise River Raft & Tube and Eagle Island State Park offer rental services for tubes, rafts, and other floating gear. These outfitters can provide everything needed for a fun and safe float down the river.
As float season winds down, it’s important for floaters to be mindful of their impact on the river and surrounding environment. Remember to pack out all trash, avoid glass containers, and respect private property along the riverbanks.
So make the most of the remaining days of summer and plan a float down the Boise River before the season ends. With these key dates and services in mind, floaters can enjoy one last adventure on the water before saying goodbye to summer.
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