Current Flows of the Boise River

View current flows of the Boise River here. Staying informed about the river's water conditions is crucial for planning your activities. Here, you'll find real-time data on stream flows, updated directly from the US Geological Survey (USGS) monitoring stations. The interactive graphs and detailed information below ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date insights into the behavior of the Boise River.

Current flows of the Boise River near Featherville:

USGS Water Flow chart for the Boise River near Featherville, Idaho.</div></div><div class=
 

Current flows of the Boise River near Anderson Ranch Dam:

USGS Water Flow chart for the Boise River near Anderson Ranch Dam.</div></div><div class=
 

Current flows of the Boise River near Boise (Glenwood Bridge):

USGS Water Flow chart for the Boise River in Boise, Idaho.</div></div><div class=
 

Current flows of the Boise River South Channel near Eagle:

USGS Water Flow chart for the Boise River in Eagle, Idaho.</div></div><div class=
 

What is the Boise River?

The Boise River, consisting of three forks from the Sawtooth Mountain Range, offers some of the finest urban trout fishing in the country. The North and Middle Forks converge near Idaho City and flow into Arrowrock Reservoir, while the 101-mile South Fork rises from the Sawtooth National Forest and joins the others at Arrowrock Dam. Downstream, the river passes through Lucky Peak Dam, creating the Boise Greenbelt, a 35-mile recreational area through the city. The river continues west, meeting the Snake River at the Idaho-Oregon border. The Boise River is renowned for its beauty and accessible fishing spots, including a day trip to the South Fork. Camping opportunities are also abundant along the river's forks.