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Fremont Petroglyphs | Torrey


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Landmark: Fremont Petroglyphs
City: Torrey
Country: USA Utah
Continent: North America

Fremont Petroglyphs, Torrey, USA Utah, North America

Bronco Stadium, also known as Albertsons Stadium, is a multi-purpose outdoor stadium located in Boise, Idaho.

Visual Characteristics

The stadium features a distinctive blue artificial turf playing surface, a rarity in collegiate sports. It is an open-air venue with seating for approximately 36,382 spectators. The exterior is primarily constructed of concrete and steel, with a functional, utilitarian design.

Location & Access Logistics

Bronco Stadium is situated on the campus of Boise State University, at 1401 Bronco Way, Boise, ID 83706. It is approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south of downtown Boise. Parking is available in university lots, with specific restrictions and fees often in effect on game days and during university hours. Public transportation is accessible via Boise's ValleyRide bus system, with several routes stopping near the stadium.

Historical & Ecological Origin

The stadium was originally constructed in 1970 and has undergone several expansions and renovations since. Its primary purpose was to serve as the home field for Boise State University's football program and other athletic events. It is a man-made structure with no specific ecological origin.

Key Highlights & Activities

The primary activity is attending sporting events, most notably Boise State Broncos football games. The stadium also hosts concerts and other large-scale public gatherings. Tours of the stadium may be available on non-event days, subject to university scheduling.

Infrastructure & Amenities

Restrooms are available throughout the stadium. Shade is limited to seating areas under the upper decks. Cell phone signal (4G/5G) is generally available within the stadium. Food and beverage concessions are operated within the stadium during events.

Best Time to Visit

For football games, the best time to visit is during the fall season, typically from September through November. Game times vary, but evening games offer cooler temperatures. The stadium is primarily used for scheduled events, so visiting outside of these times requires checking for tour availability or other public access.

Facts & Legends

Bronco Stadium is famous for its blue turf, nicknamed "The Blue." It was installed in 1986, making it the first non-green artificial turf in college football. The decision to use blue was made to enhance the home-field advantage and create a unique visual identity for the program.

Nearby Landmarks

  • Boise River Greenbelt (0.8km North)
  • Idaho State Capitol Building (2.1km North)
  • Boise Art Museum (2.3km North)
  • Idaho State Historical Museum (2.3km North)
  • Julia Davis Park (2.4km North)


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