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Nearly 73 miles of continuously paved trail.
The Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes winds through both history and beauty as is saunters and turns around the Gem State. Established as a trail and adopted as an Idaho State Park in the early 2000s, the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes has a lengthy past. And now, what was once an old railroad to support the booming mining industry, has transformed into one of the longest continuously paved trails in the United States, spanning an impressive length of nearly 73 miles.
On May 21, 2019 the doors to Lake Cascade State Park’s brand new Visitor Center opened to the public. More than 100 people turned out to tour the new Center.The project was a long time coming and boasts many new amenities that guests can enjoy for decades to come!
The safety and well-being of those who choose to spend their time in one of Idaho’s state parks and participate in on-the-water activities on Idaho’s lakes and rivers is a priority. So, here are six safety tips for every water sports enthusiast.
They know they are messing with us…you know…birds. After hundreds of years and billions of bird records, well-respected ornithologists have amalgamated and synthesized the data into field guides. From Roger Tory Petersen’s 1934 A Field Guide to the Birds to The Sibley Guide to Birds (2nd Edition
The Experience Idaho Loaner Backpack program is a fantastic addition to the park visitor’s experience; it helps foster future resource stewards of Idaho, while simultaneously providing environmental education and entertainment for the whole family.
