North End

Halloween in Boise’s North End. There’s nothing quite like it! Full-size candy bars. Beautiful fall leaves. Over-the-top decorations. Thousands of Trick-Or-Treaters.

In just a couple of days one of the Boise area's favorite events is back after taking a two year hiatus. This massively fun community event and street fair has been enjoyed for decades and locals and newbies are thrilled to see it coming back and back in a big way.

Established in 1992, they’ve been serving thirst-quenching beers in the North End for 30 years. But if you stop in after your hike, run or bike ride this week you’ll find the doors locked.

With constant new construction and growth happening in the Treasure Valley, it was time for Google to send their Street View camera back into our area for some update snapshots!

A Boise woman was shocked to see this outside her bathroom window while showering.

For newbies, the coolest Halloween street in all the land is Boise's Harrison Boulevard, where typically they're required to go all out for Halloween, but this year, it won't be required.

A family who left San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake built the home in 1911 and they built it to last. Today the home is on the National Register of Historic Places. The home was constructed with 12 solid inches of concrete from top to bottom.

I'm 16 days away from my first attempt at the Race to Robie Creek, so I'm spending a lot of time in Boise's North End trying to get some hill training in on 8th Street. The last thing I want to do coming back down from the hill is stop moving, but this house was so interesting that I actually turned around and ran back to take a second look at it!

Imagine washing your dishes, looking up from the sink and seeing a huge elk in your backyard.  That's exactly what's happening in Boise's North End!