Boise in the Fall (shop, moving, things to do)

[truckingbronco]

What's there to do in Boise in between September and ski season? We haven't been short on things to do since moving here last year, but this will be our first Fall here and was wondering if anyone has any recommendations from now until we can get on the mountain.

Thanks.

[ThePolyPrincess]

Boise Autumn 08 Art Events-Fall For Boise in Sept. and Oct.

Someone posted a nice link that takes you to a list of wonderful fall activities in the Boise area.

Enjoy.

[boi2socal]

Besides specific activities...due to the heat subsiding I think fall is a great time for hikes, bike rides, etc. September is generally in the 70s...which is just perfect on a sunny day. October stays relatively warm too...just a light sweater can get you by.

[stingraynm]

If you enjoy photography or just the aesthetics of Fall, the mountain valleys and grasslands of S-SE Idaho offer a beautiful desiduous display of Fall color. The harvest season makes for some great farmer's market shopping in those locales, too, so you can store up a winter stash of fresh goods, just like the squirrels.

Also, as boi2socal noted, 'tis the season for hiking, biking, and pretty much all the other stuff that wasn't so tempting or enjoyable in the summer heat. Spring and Summer make for great water recreation, while Fall makes for great land recreation.

With that, I think I pretty much covered the general Fall activities for both old and young folks.

[snowsurfer]

How about the "fall for Idaho" stuff...I hear there's agreat festival in the north end this weekend.
We'll be in town and looking forward to it...