Spuds and Spokes A Boise Bicycle Foodie Journey

No other tour in Boise combines the thrill of cycling with a deep dive into Idaho’s potato culture quite like this. We’ve hand-selected the city’s most iconic spots—think stunning riverfront parks, historic neighborhoods, and the lively Basque Block—while curating a tater-themed feast that’ll leave you craving more. Along the way, our passionate local guide dishes out fascinating stories and insider tips, helping you see Boise through the eyes of a true Idahoan. From the moment you pedal off, you’ll be treated to scrumptious spud-based snacks, more than enough for a hearty lunch, creative cocktail/mocktail pairings, and an indulgent dessert finale—all included in one immersive ride. Add in top-notch bicycles and helmets plus seamless admission everywhere we go, and all you need to do is show up ready to explore. Book now and discover why “Spuds & Spokes” isn’t just another food tour—it’s an unforgettable Idaho experience that celebrates the best of Boise’s culinary and cultural gems.

1. 1

   Basque Museum & Cultural Center

   10 min

   Follow your guide through the lively Basque Block, where you’ll discover Boise’s vibrant Basque heritage and indulge in unique potato specialties inspired by Old World traditions. Immerse yourself in the culture, history, and savory flavors that make this district a must-visit.

2. 2

   Idaho State Capitol Building

   5 min

   Your guide will lead you to Idaho’s majestic State Capitol, where you’ll soak in the grand architecture and storied past of Boise’s political epicenter. Stop by the Capital grounds and hear fascinating tales of the state’s pioneer spirit, setting the stage for your day of pedaling and potato adventures.

3. 3

   Boise River Greenbelt

   2 min

   Your guide will also take you along the lush Boise Greenbelt, offering stunning river views and a refreshing ride through one of the city’s most scenic thoroughfares. Breathe in the fresh Idaho air as you cruise toward the next mouthwatering potato tasting.

4. 4

   Ann Morrison Park

   Pass by

   Enjoy a leisurely break in Ann Morrison Park—153 acres of open green space that’s perfect for winding down. Let your guide treat you to a well-earned rest and a final round of Boise-inspired bites, celebrating a day of cycling and spud-filled fun.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.