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Avimor Celebrates the First Annual Foothills Heritage Festival

Avimor invites the public to enjoy free entertainment and learn more about the new foothills community

EAGLE, Idaho -- The First Annual Foothills Heritage Festival will be held at Avimor, the new master-planned community northwest of Boise , on Saturday April 12, 2008. The festival is an opportunity for the whole family to enjoy outdoor activities, free BBQ and to learn more about the history of Spring Valley Ranch.  Avimor plans on holding the Foothills Heritage Festival every spring as an annual tradition.

A hot air balloon rally and ribbon-cutting ceremony will kick off the festivities at 7:00AM. Free tethered balloon rides will be offered all morning.  Enjoyable activities for all ages will continue throughout the day including hay rides, face painting, guided bird walks and a Trek mountain bike demonstration clinic featuring the brand’s 2008 bike series.  The Idaho Velodrome will host an informational booth about the Velodrome’s grand opening, and local outdoor-goods retailers will offer clearance merchandise at special prices.  

Live music and performances by local artists will include bluegrass bands and bagpipe groups.  The Oinkari Basque Dancers will honor the history of the land with a performance at 1:00PM at the Village Center Stage.  A sheep dog herding competition will be held at 2:00PM at the field north of the Village Center .

A free barbeque lunch will be offered from 11:00AM – 2:00PM, while local arts, fresh produce and baked goods will be available for purchase at the craft fair and Farmer’s Market.

Each guest will receive a free print of Ward Cooper’s Commemorative Foothills Heritage Poster, and guests who tour model homes and register with the Avimor sales team will receive free Avimor Nalgene water bottles.

The Foothills Heritage Festival is free to attend and open to the public. For more information, call 208.939.5360 or visit Avimor.com.

About Avimor

The master-planned community of Avimor will take shape over several years in the foothills northwest of Boise , Idaho , adjacent to Highway 55.  The first phase of construction is planned to begin Spring 2006, culminating with a model home grand opening in early 2007. The planned community will feature approximately 684 homes, as well as commercial and community facilities on about 830 acres.  SunCor Idaho , LLC, an Eagle, Idaho-based company established in 2003, and its parent, SunCor Development Company, are recognized as conscientious, community-minded corporate citizens and quality community builders.  The companies’ resolve to complement rather than compete with existing land, and its commitment to enhance recreational use of the Boise Front foothills, ensure that the Avimor community will be an outstanding residential community in a resort-like setting.   

Kara Veit

208.388.3800

kveit@peyron.com

 

Idaho Triathlons

Saturday, May 31, 2008
17th Annual Camels Back Duathlon
Camels Back Duathlon is part of the Northwest Duathlon Ranking Series.
The race will start at 9:00am with the first run at Camels Back Park, located at 13th and Heron Street in North Boise

Ironman 70.3 Boise

June 1, 2008 - Sunday
1.2 mi. swim  -  56 mi. bike  -  13.1 mi. run 

The inaugural Ironman 70.3 Boise is June 1, 2008 and will utilize a variety
of Boise's scenic areas including Lucky Peak Reservoir, Sandy Point Beach,
the Boise Greenbelt and the beautiful downtown area. Ironman 70.3 Boise
will serve as one of the 26 worldwide qualifying events for next year's
Ironman World Championship 70.3.

The swim will be held in Lucky Peak Reservoir and start at the
Barclay Bay boat ramp. The bike course will leave Barclay Bay,
cross Lucky Peak Dam and head south on Highway 21. The bike
route encompasses roads primarily south of the airport,
including Gowan, Pleasant Valley, 10 Mile Creek, Cloverdale and Kuna Mora.
Competitors will follow Federal Way onto Capitol Blvd
and into downtown Boise. The bike-to-run transition will be
located on Capitol Boulevard and the half-marathon run course
will take athletes throughout downtown and on to the tree-lined
Boise Greenbelt. The finish line celebration will take place in the heart
of Boise's BoDo District, on 8th Street.

June 21, 2007 - Saturday
Racing for Recovery Olympic & Sprint Triathlon
Individuals and Teams. 

Ford Ironman Coeur d'Alene - Sunday, June 22, 2008

Wild Rockies Race Series

2008 Wild Rockies Regional Championship Series Races:

Saturday, April 12--13th annual Barking Spider Bash, Melba, Id, trail run and XC mountain biking.The spring opener for MTB racing in Idaho, come let your spiders out!!

Sat/Sun, June 7-8--3rd annual Janna Brimmer Memorial, Salmon, Id, (also Round 1 of the Montana Off-Road Series). trail run, and downhill mountain biking on Saturday and cross- country on Sunday.Big prize $$ for Pros and a BBQ to boot.

Saturday, June 14--KNOBBY TIRE SERIES Pocatello City Creek XC, Pocatello, Id. XC mountain biking only, this one is a points race for Wild Rockies series cross country. The Knobby Tire event starts in town and rolls up and down thru the pine forest. Single speeders try to break my course record of 2h:16min on the Pro/Expert course and you'll win a special prize!

Sat/Sun, June 21-22--11th annual Idaho City MTB Tour, Boise to Idaho City, Idaho and optional return. This is a recreational cycling adventure with proceeds benefiting SWIMBA,BYRDS, and the new Idaho Velodrome Cycling Park.A fully supported and staffed cross-country mountain bike tour covering 45mi. each day. Come join us for a celebration of cycling and the summer solstice.

Fri/Sat/Sun, July 11-13--17th annual Brundage Mtn Bike Festival, McCall, Id. trail run, Super D, XC mountain biking and downhill mountain biking. One of the most beautiful setting in the WR series. You'll appreciate the gorgeous surroundings and great time to be had at Brundage Mountain Resort.

Sat/Sun, DH ONLY Aug 2-3--10th annual Pomerelle Pounder, Albion, Id, (2-day downhill mountain biking event that is also a points round of the Utah State Championship DH Series). We have two different downhill courses-- one is fast and furious and the other is technical and rocky. Speed course on Saturday and technical course on Sunday.

Sunday, August 24--3rd annual XTERRA Wild Ride Triathlon, McCall, Id. Off road tri-event featuring a 3/4mi. swim,19.5mi. mountain bike and 10K trail run. This is formatted for individual competition and 2or3 person teams.A very cool venue and terrific views for spectators!

Friday night, --September 12 Bogus Basin Resort Championship Trail Run presented by SHU's Idaho Running Company , Boise, Id. One of the best running courses on the circuit. This "twilight" run is the 2nd annual event, we have set up a great course with 10K and 20K options.

Sunday, September 14--13th annual Bogus to Boise BANZAI Super D presented by Idaho Mountain Touring. If you haven't tried this type of event and are new to mountain biking this could be the perfect race for you. 16.5mi of rolling downhill, you'll lose 4,500 vertical feet of elevation by the time it is all over.Huge party at the Boise Co-Op to celebrate your achievement afterwards.

Sat/Sun, Sept.20-21-- Bogus Basin Kamikaze Downhill,Hari-Kari ShortTrack XC and featuring the new, epic long course XC dubbed the SAMURAI , (WILD ROCKIES is working in conjunction with KNOBBY TIRE SERIES & Boise State U cycling club to host the NCCA regional collegiate championships.)The final points racing for the WR series. These races will be some of the most demanding on the circuit. Do you have what it takes to be Samurai?

 


Monday May 19, 2008 7 pm. - Flicks Movie Theater
Proceeds to benefit the SWIMBA bicycle school
Tickets: $10 adult $8.50 student
Tickets available from a SWIMBA Board member, Bikes 2 Boards, Flicks Theater Box Office
or request tickets by email \n harleyparson@yahoo.com

Long before the mountain bike entered our global consciousness, the cycling enthusiasts of Northern California’s Marin County rode modified pre-WWII bicycles down the slopes of Mount Tamalpais . They developed their bikes through rigorous field-testing, often risking life and limb to do so. Some of these cyclists were Category-1 road racers looking for a new way to train during the off-season. Others were simply fun-loving hippies looking for a new way to commune with nature. Their early bikes were scavenged from dumpsters and junkyards. It was from these humble beginnings that a multi-billion dollar industry, a form of recreation for the masses, and an Olympic event, were born. These hefty steeds were affectionately known as Klunkerz. (83min.) Written by William Savage.



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