Our Coeur d'Alene

A lakeside loop right from downtown, walkable from most hotels — the easiest way to see the lake up close.

A short, steep climb near Wolf Lodge — close to the venue — with sweeping views over Beauty Bay.

A flat, paved path along the water — great for an easy walk or bike ride, any pace.

A short drive to Post Falls for river views, trails, and a good spot to watch kayakers on the Spokane River.

A network of forested trails just minutes from downtown — a favorite for hiking and mountain biking, with a good workout if you want one.

A short drive north to Lake Pend Oreille — miles of easy trails through pine forest, with some of the best fall color around.

A relaxed scenic cruise out of downtown — a nice way to see the lake from the water if you have a spare afternoon.

Downtown's waterfront park — a good spot for a walk between meals, even if it's too cool to swim in October.

One of the longest floating boardwalks anywhere, right at the Coeur d'Alene Resort marina — worth the stroll.

A waterfront breakfast staple overlooking the Spokane River — a relaxed way to start any morning.

Handcrafted ice cream and coffee in the heart of downtown — a good excuse for a walk.

A hearty, generous brunch menu — a good option if you're fueling up before a hike.

A tiny downtown institution. Burgers, pie, and soda — that's the whole menu, and it's worth the wait.

A laid-back downtown pub with a good beer list, sometimes with live music.

Great wood-fired pizza and a fun atmosphere — an easy pick for a casual group dinner.

Classic pub fare in a fun, speakeasy-style setting downtown — good for a relaxed group dinner.

A dressier dinner with sweeping lake views from the top of the Coeur d'Alene Resort.

Authentic Mexican food downtown, with a great margarita and tequila selection.

Rustic breads, pastries, and fine Italian coffee — a nice stop before or after a walk downtown.

Fresh seafood and steak right on the water, with one of the best patio views in town.

A cluster of family farms just north of Spokane — apple picking, pumpkin patches, cider, and fall stands, all within a few miles of each other.

Local produce, flowers, and food stalls downtown — a good morning stop if your visit lines up with a Saturday.