Boise's wave park is attracting outdoor adventurers—and the innovative public works project is inspiring other cities
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How Landlocked Idaho Became a Leader in Urban Surfing
Boise, Idaho, United States
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The article showcases the positive development of an urban surfing wave park in Boise, Idaho, a landlocked state. It highlights how this innovative public works project is attracting outdoor adventurers and inspiring other cities to follow suit, demonstrating measurable progress and meaningful improvements in creating new recreational opportunities for the community.
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