Radical Adventure Riders (RAR) Boise is a local chapter of a national movement focused on gender inclusivity and racial equity in cycling and outdoor spaces, formed out of the Boise Bicycle Project’s Femme Empowerment Mechanics Night. The group organizes inclusive events like bikepacking trips and community rides, creating a welcoming environment for women, trans, and nonbinary cyclists in the Boise area.

Cooperative Biking & Recreation (CBC) organizes group rides, trips, and events to foster recreational cycling in the Treasure Valley. 

Idaho Women's Bikepacking (IWBP) is a group for those who identify as female and are interested in bikepacking. They support, education, gear, and organized rides to empower the female bikepacker.

ACHD Commuteride is an Ada County Highway District program that promotes transportation options for Treasure Valley commuters. In addition to their vanpool and rideshare program, Commuteride provides campaigns and incentives to encourage smart commuting.

SWIMBA (Southwest Idaho Mountain Biking Association) is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing mountain biking opportunities in southwest Idaho. SWIMBA works to build, maintain, and advocate for trails, while also promoting the sport through community events, education, and volunteer efforts.

BYRDS offers youth-focused programs in mountain biking, road cycling, and cyclocross, catering to riders aged 6–18. ​

Hoppy Cycling is a local mountain bike club. The members are a diverse group of athletes who participate in various cycling events.

​Boise Bicycle Project (BBP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting bicycling for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds. They provide access to refurbished bicycles, offer educational workshops, and a variety of events and advocacy opportunities.

The Idaho Walk Bike Alliance (IWBA) is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting walking and biking in Idaho. They focus on improving infrastructure, advocating for policy changes, and fostering community engagement to improve transportation options.

City Go is a program managed by the local transit agency (VRT) focused on promoting transportation options for commuters. They offer benefit programs for employers and individuals to access local transportation services including the bus, secure bike parking, and carpool parking at reduced rates.

A nonprofit promoting cycling through organized road rides, training, and community events, emphasizing safety and camaraderie. Their tagline is "a social group with a cycling obsession".

Crank Queens empowers women through mountain biking by offering group rides, skills clinics, community events and membership programs.

The Treasure Valley Cycling Alliance (TVCA) is a nonprofit focused on promoting and advocating for cycling opportunities. TVCA organizes events during the year such as Boise Bike Week and Bike to Work Day.

Idaho Smart Growth is an organization focused on promoting sustainable, well-planned development across the state. They advocate for smart growth strategies that prioritize walkable communities, efficient land use, and environmental stewardship.

Treasure Valley Safe Routes to School makes walking and biking to school safer and more accessible for children in the Treasure Valley. It works with schools, communities, and local governments to improve infrastructure, provide safety education, and encourage active transportation options for students.