The links below give you a glimpse of our enchanting setting and wonderful recreation opportunities.
The
Coeur d'Alene Airport website features aerial shots of the area while the
Coeur d'Alene Chamber of Commerce lists Events and an extensive list of Visitor Information and Attractions/Activities.
The
Coeur d'Alene Resort draws tourists and locals for vacations, conferences and holiday events. The
Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course has been rated among the best American resort courses in golfing magazines, and is the home of the world's only
floating green.
Golfers who visit the northern Idaho and eastern Washington area have a wide choice of golf courses.
NW GolfMaps provides maps, descriptions and links to area golf courses.
Travel eight miles east to the
Rider Ranch for horseback riding or a good old-fashioned hayride. The young at heart appreciate
Silverwood Theme Park and
Boulder Beach Water Park and
Wild Waters.
River Odysseys West offers river rafting for adventurers of all ages.
Many downhill ski resorts in the area also offer cross country skiing in the winter and mountain biking, concerts and lift rides in the summer.
Schweitzer Mountain Resort is located 55 miles north near Sandpoint, ID.
Silver Mountain is 35 miles east near Kellogg, ID. Mount Spokane is 46 miles northwest in Washington state. Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area, 60 miles east, usually has the first snow.
Wallace and Kellogg in the Silver Valley showcase mining and its history.
The
North Idaho Centennial Trail (used by bicyclists, walkers, and rollerbladers) leads you beside the lake, through Coeur d'Aene and Post Falls and alongside the Spokane River before connecting to the
Spokane Centennial Trail.
Travel a bit further to bike the
Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes or the
Route of the Hiawatha.
These are just a few of the attractions of the area.
Spokane, Washington 32 miles west has its own
attractions.
