easy
3 hours
Suitable for people with basic cycling ability and light to moderate fitness.
Combine cycling with delicious potato dishes on the Tater Tour de Boise. Discover Boise's neighborhoods and indulge in tasty bites on this unique food adventure.
The Tater Tour de Boise offers a one-of-a-kind way to explore the vibrant flavor of Idaho’s most iconic crop—potatoes—while cruising through Boise’s charming neighborhoods on a bicycle. Led by expert guides from Indulge Boise Food Tours, this experience blends light outdoor activity with local culinary delights. Participants will cycle at a relaxed pace, stopping at several carefully selected spots to sample inventive potato dishes ranging from crispy skins loaded with toppings to a surprising potato-based ice cream. Along the route, your guide shares fascinating facts about Idaho’s rich agricultural history and potato farming, making every bite and every pedal stroke an opportunity to learn. Whether you’re a local looking to see your city through fresh eyes, or a food-loving traveler seeking a unique outdoor adventure, the Tater Tour de Boise offers a blend of culture, fitness, and fun. The cycling route covers easy terrain, making it accessible to most skill levels while keeping you energized for tasting stops. This is more than a food tour––it’s a communal experience celebrating Boise’s local flavors and outdoor spirit.
Stay hydrated during the cycling tour with plenty of water, especially on warm days.
Choose supportive footwear suited for cycling and walking short distances between stops.
Ensure your bike is in good working order before the tour to avoid delays or mechanical issues.
Protect your skin from Boise’s sun, especially during midday rides.
Boise’s deep connection to potato farming dates back to the early 20th century when Idaho became a top potato-producing state.
Indulge Boise promotes sustainable tourism by partnering with local farms and businesses focused on eco-friendly practices.
Protects your head and is required for safety on all cycling tours.
Keeps you hydrated, especially important during warm weather rides.
summer specific
Helps keep you dry during unexpected spring showers.
spring specific
Protects skin from sunburn during exposed cycling sections.
summer specific