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Enjoy the tranquil  ambiance of this city, surrounded by a vast lake, a mountainous forest and picturesque countryside.

In winter, spring, summer or fall, visit this remarkable Idaho valley for exciting sun or snow sports or quiet mountain escapes.

Cross the Long Bridge over Lake Pend Oreille to enjoy a fantastic stay in this small town in the heart of northern Idaho’s mountains.

The City of Trees is Idaho’s capital and largest city, known for its natural beauty, outdoor pursuits and museums. 

Visit a museum dedicated to a flood that nearly destroyed this Idahoan town or venture to the city outskirts to see the effects of the huge volcano it is built on. 

Visit a museum dedicated to a flood that nearly destroyed this Idahoan town or venture to the city outskirts to see the effects of the huge volcano it is built on. 

Experience the old-world atmosphere of this historic town set within the valley of the Kootenai River and bound by mountain wilderness.

Its origin centered on a lumber mill more than 100 years ago. Now this northern Idaho town offers outstanding outdoor recreational activities.

Visit a museum dedicated to a flood that nearly destroyed this Idahoan town or venture to the city outskirts to see the effects of the huge volcano it is built on. 

Visit a museum dedicated to a flood that nearly destroyed this Idahoan town or venture to the city outskirts to see the effects of the huge volcano it is built on. 

Visit a museum dedicated to a flood that nearly destroyed this Idahoan town or venture to the city outskirts to see the effects of the huge volcano it is built on. 

For a relaxing getaway or active outdoor vacation, visit this small town on a beautiful lake in northern Idaho.

Relax in a thermal spa, kayak down a river or go for a swim in a village that offers numerous ways to enjoy the water.

The City of Trees is Idaho’s capital and largest city, known for its natural beauty, outdoor pursuits and museums. 

Visit a museum dedicated to a flood that nearly destroyed this Idahoan town or venture to the city outskirts to see the effects of the huge volcano it is built on.