About Vacation Rentals in Garden Valley
Garden Valley is a lavish spread for the active vacationer at the
Idaho Vacation Homes. The Boise and the Payette are the two National Forests surrounding the area. Garden Valley is about an hour from the city of Boise, the state capital. Mountains, rivers, streams, and local wildlife are some of the delights that would convert you into an instant outdoor lover. Boise is a short 50 miles away from the wilderness and is known as the 'City Of Trees.' A day in Garden Valley in the
Southwestern Idaho Area includes activities such as hiking, swimming, fishing, cycling, skiing, and nature study.
The Payette River system in Garden Valley serves the Payette Whitewater Roundup during the summer, which is a junior Olympic kayaking competition. The middle fork of the river is ideal for gentle canoing, tubing, and swimming activities. Anglers can toss in a line as the river has a bounty of smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, black crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, and brown trout, kokanee, and mackinaw. Head east to the
Sawtooth National Recreation Area and you can do camping, backpacking, picnicking, rock hounding, rock climbing, photography, float boating, kayaking, trail bike riding, mountain bike riding, boating, hunting, and fishing.
Visit the Idaho Historical Museum which showcases the history of Idaho from prehistoric times to the present. The museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the state of Idaho in general and the region around Boise in particular. Notable exhibits in the museum highlight the Native American, Basque, and Chinese influences in the region. The Boise National Forest in Garden Valley stretches over 2,612,000 acres. Hikers can choose from 1,300 miles of trails here. Hulls Gulch Trail, a 3.5-mile hike on gently sloping terrain is relatively easy. Fishing enthusiasts can visit Red Mountain and Cat Creek Lakes in Garden Valley teeming with rainbow and cutthroat trout.
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