Pulaski Tunnel Trail

Just outside of the town of Wallace, this trail is made for both the hiker and history buff alike. In 1910, the Northwest was experiencing one of the worst droughts on record. Numerous small fires were burning across Montana, Idaho and Washington. However on August 20th, 80 mile per hour gale force winds whipped the fires into a frenzy. Hundreds of firefighters were now caught in the wilderness...

Experience the breathtaking Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes, a remarkable 72-mile paved rail-trail stretching across Idaho's spectacular Panhandle region from Mullan to Plummer. This meticulously maintained pathway guides cyclists, walkers, and outdoor enthusiasts through pristine forests, alongside glittering lakes, across the scenic Coeur d'Alene River, and through charming historic communities...

To get to the trailhead, drive east on I-90 to Lookout Pass. Turn right into the pass parking lot and continue on the railroad grade dirt road for approximately 6 miles. You will pass several trailheads, but continue on until you reach a fork in the road and a sign for the Stevens Lakes trailhead. Parking and a restroom is on the right side of the road and Stevens Lakes trailhead is on the left...

Saint Regis Lakes is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Mullan, Idaho.

Experience one of the most unforgettable summer adventures in North Idaho with a ride on the Silver Mountain Gondola—the longest scenic gondola in North America. This 3.1-mile ride whisks you from the base in Kellogg, Idaho to the top of Silver Mountain, offering panoramic views of the lush Bitterroot Mountains, rolling forests, and the Silver Valley below. At the summit, enjoy hiking trails, ...

Climb the ridge and ski down to the valley into Montana. The views are amazing and we didn't see too many people out there since it's so close to the resort. Starting at the resort, ride the chair up to the top. Take a run down until you reach the ridge that goes along the Idaho and Montana Border. Skin through the trees up the ridge and go as far as you feel like climbing. There are trails you...