Full-Day Scooter Rental

Full-Day Scooter Rental

Rate
• Full-Day Scooter Rental - $120 per scooter, plus $9 security fee

About
• Boise is best on two wheels. It's an unforgettable adventure!
• A great way to spend seeing the whole city
• Get a full-day and return your scooter by the end of the day!

What to Bring
• Each rider must bring a valid driver's license
• Eye protection, such as sunglasses
• Remember to wear closed-toe shoes

We Provide
• Helmets FREE with rental
• Free instruction for new riders. We'll make sure you are comfortable and feel safe on your scooter before heading out!

Perfect for a full day of exploring Boise! Explore the City of Trees on two wheels. We'll point you to the best parts of town so you get a real Boise experience! Visit downtown, historic neighborhoods, and other iconic city landmarks. Here's just a sampling: 

Boise Train Depot: panoramic views of the city, historic building, koi ponds, rose gardens

Famous BSU Campus: Boise State Hall of Fame and Albertson’s Stadium: Boise’s Famous Blue Turf football field, Bronco Hall of Fame, open to the public

Idaho State Capitol Building: historic site, open to the public, gift shop

Freak Alley Outdoor Art Gallery: outdoor art gallery including mosaics, graffiti, and more

The Grove Plaza: shops, restaurants, public event center

Ann Frank Memorial: educational monument and park, scenic location, historic footbridge, city library

BoDo (Boise Downtown District): shopping, dining, entertainment

The Basque Block, Museum, Cultural Center 

JUMP: creative center and community gathering

Old Idaho State Penitentiary: historic monuments, museum, botanical gardens, gift shop

Roosevelt Market: ice cream, deli menu, historic building

MK Nature Center: nature reserve showcasing wildlife native to the Boise River, open to the public

Favorite Parks: Ann Morrison Park, Kristen Armstrong Municipal Park, Julia Davis Park

Camel’s Back Park: public park, hiking trails, panoramic views of the city, historic neighborhood

Historic Streets: Warm Springs Boulevard, Harrison Boulevard, Bown Crossing

Hyde Park: shopping and dining, historic neighborhood

Farmers Markets: Explore our two Farmers Markets Saturday mornings
• Downtown Boise on 8th Street
• Downtown Boise on 10th and Grove Streets