🚵 Bucket List Rides

Route of the Hiawatha
Shuttle up, coast 15 miles down through tunnels + sky-high trestles. One of the most iconic rides in the country.

Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes
73 miles of smooth, scenic riding.

Silver Mountain Bike Park
Gondola-accessed downhill riding with flow trails, tech, and progression for all levels.

Lookout Pass Bike Park
Laid-back, low-key, and seriously fun. Perfect for riders who want variety without the crowds.

💡 Pro tip: This area is made for riders—bring your bike… or plan to rent one when you get here.

🌲 Trails Worth Exploring

Pulaski Tunnel Trail
A short, scenic hike with a powerful backstory—this trail leads to the site where Ranger Ed Pulaski saved his crew during the Great Fire of 1910. Equal parts nature and history.

Coeur d'Alene National Forest Trails
Endless options ranging from mellow forest walks to more challenging climbs with sweeping mountain views.

🏛 Step Into Wallace’s Story

Wallace District Mining Museum
Dive into the region’s deep mining roots—hard rock history, tools of the trade, and stories that built the town.

Oasis Bordello Museum
One of Wallace’s most talked-about stops. Preserved exactly as it was when it closed—unexpected, fascinating, and very Wallace.

Northern Pacific Depot Railroad Museum
A beautifully restored train depot that tells the story of how the railroad shaped the Silver Valley.

🚙 Where to Explore

Silver Valley Idaho Trail Systems
Endless forest service roads connecting ridgelines, overlooks, and historic mining areas.

Coeur d'Alene National Forest
Remote routes, scenic climbs, and all-day backcountry adventures.

Rent an RZR in Wallace
Unleash your adventurous side and explore the Silver Valley in a side by side off road vehicle.