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June is officially Idaho’s Wine Month, a summertime event showcasing the growing wine industry in Idaho. The Idaho Wine Commission is dedicated to being the voice of the wine industry and helping grow awareness around excellent wineries and vineyards in the area. Idaho is quickly becoming one of the best-emerging wine regions in the United States.  People Magazine featured Boise for its culinary scene and lauded wine region in May 2018. “Tour one of the area’s more than 30 wineries […] in the Snake River Valley.” The region is an American Viticultural Area is well-known for producing vines that have sweeter yet still acidically balanced wines, such as rieslings and rosés. Telaya Winery is a Boise local business that focuses on old-world inspired and handcrafted wines. From their 2015 Boushey Petit Verdot to the 2016 Anam, their wines are made with Idaho grapes right in the heart of Boise. 3 Horse Ranch was founded in Eagle, Idaho and has been a staple of fine dining

Named one of the best places to live by the U.S. News & World Report in 2016, Boise is a “recreationalist’s paradise.” From the abundance of local restaurants downtown to the natural beauty of the outdoors mere minutes from the city center, Idaho’s capital is quickly becoming the place to be for families and millennials alike.  Looking for something fun to do in Boise? Here are a few local favorites for the summer season. Boise River Greenbelt The beautiful Boise River Greenbelt stretches 25 miles along the Boise River from the city of Eagle to Lucky Peak State Park. Built in the late 1960s, the Greenbelt has become a scenic landmark pathway for commuters, local Treasure Valley citizens, and visitors from around the world. Bike along the tree-lined path or take a leisurely walk and use bridges to cross the fast-flowing river. The City of Boise has maintained the Greenbelt for almost 50 years and are proud to offer unlimited access to the Boise River. Enjoy a t