BOISE, Idaho — Following recent heavy rainfall, Boise Parks & Recreation is warning the public of high flows on the Boise River.
The rainfall increased flows on the Boise River to more than 1,900 cubic feet per second (typical float season ranges between 500-1,500 cfs). According to Float the Boise River, flows are running fast and cold, and river recreation is not recommended for untrained floaters at this time.
Though float season has not begun, we can expect an announcement soon from Float the Boise River. Those looking for ways to stay cool should check their local pools, park splash pads and swimming ponds in the meantime.
