Coeur Dalene Idaho, USA Travel Guide
Several appealing towns and attractions within easy day-trip distance offer varied interests.
Interstate 90 (I-90) is the main way for east-west travel to Spokane, Wallace, and Kellogg. US-95 serves north-south travel to Silverwood and Sandpoint. Independent travel in a rental vehicle offers maximum flexibility.
Discover the region's natural beauty and deep history beyond the lake.
Beyond Lake Coeur d'alene'Alene, the region offers numerous natural areas for further exploration.
Explore the rich history and cultural heritage of the broader North Idaho region.
Explore the rich history and cultural heritage of the broader North Idaho region.
Wallace boasts preserved silver mining sites. Cataldo Mission is Idaho's oldest standing building.
Towns like Harrison and St. Maries showcase traditional Idaho rural life and agricultural practices.
No prominent pilgrimage sites exist for general tourism in the Coeur d'Alene region.
Consider extending your trip to explore more of the Pacific Northwest.
Use Coeur d'Alene as a base for grander Pacific Northwest tours.
Beyond Coeur d'Alene, a wealth of attractions extends the thrill.
A larger city nearby, offering extensive shopping, diverse dining, and cultural sites.
The Northwest's largest theme and water park, seasonal fun for families.
A historic silver mining town, uniquely preserved as a National Historic Landmark.
Lakeside charm and mountain holiday resorts for year-round activities.
Extend your journey to explore more of the Pacific Northwest.
Combine Coeur d'Alene with Sandpoint and Priest Lake for a multi-lake, mountain experience (2-3 days).
Explore Coeur d'Alene, Wallace, and Kellogg for mining history and outdoor adventure (1-2 days).
Seattle, Washington (5-hour drive) or Glacier National Park, Montana (4-hour drive) for longer trips.
