Let us take you back to when railroads were a primary mode of transportation for both people and freight. The Northern Pacific Depot Museum features a replica of a working railroad agent’s room from the turn of the 20th Century, where you can see a beautiful old safe and even talk on a real telephone from 1908!

The Barnard – Stockbridge Museum in Wallace, Idaho displays images in large format of the photographs taken by Thomas Barnard and Nellie Stockbridge in their studio and in the surrounding community between 1893-1965.  The original collection of over 200.000 images is preserved in the University of Idaho Library Special Collections Unit.

The Oasis Bordello Museum building housed an active bordello until 1988 when the occupants hastily left town leaving personal items, furnishings, food in the cupboards, and even the groceries still sit in a grocery bag on the kitchen counter.

The award winning 72 mile paved, non-motorized, mostly alpine and basically flat rail trail is a very narrow Idaho State Park. It travels downhill from the Plummer prairie over the expansive Chatcolet Bridge along the Coeur d’Alene Lake following the flow of the Coeur d’Alene River though a collection of chain lakes and farmland until it becomes more forested along the river which divides into two confluences and following the South Fork of the Coeur d’Alene until….

Explore the canopy of 265 undisturbed acres of mountainous terrain at Silver Streak Zip Line Tours. Two different courses with 11 separate zips provide high-flying fun for adventure seekers.

Wallace’s first and only downhill mountain bike trail. A mountain bike park tailored to training race, slope style, and big mountain athletes. Also providing bike park shuttle days.

Welcome to Lookout Pass, home of the best snow, the easiest access and the most affordable prices. It’s no wonder Lookout Pass was voted the most family-friendly mountain resort in the Pacific Northwest by visitors to OnTheSnow.com. We’re also the home of the Lookout Pass Famous Free Ski School for kids. But what skiers and riders love most about Lookout is an average of more than 400 inches of light, dry powder snow annually.
Your #1 Powder Place!

Silver Mountain Resort offers skiing, snowboarding, lift served snow tubing and snowshoeing during the winter months.  Once summer hits, the lifts keep turning for mountain top adventure. Try mountain biking in the region’s best lift served terrain, go for a scenic gondola ride, hike to the fire lookout on Kellogg Peak or just settle in for some huckleberry ribs and listen to live music at the mountain house grill.  

he Pulaski Tunnel Trail (five minutes from Wallace, ID) traces part of the route that Edward Pulaski’s crew followed during their escape from the 1910 fires. The trail’s two-mile course brings hikers to an overlook across the creek from the Nicholson mine adit – better known as the Pulaski Tunnel – where “Big Ed” Pulaski saved all but six of his 45-man firefighting crew in August of 1910. 

Originally a winding railroad grade that transported ore and supplies to and from the Silver Valley, moon pass is now a scenic dirt roading leading to Avery, ID. Explore the pass as it meanders through former Cedar swamps, goes through 7 old railroad tunnels, and terminates in Avery on the beautiful shadowy St. Joe – home to some of the best fly fishing in the area.