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There are mountains all around us. The scenery is very similar to the Smoky Mountains back in North Carolina.
The bathhouse
The Couer d’Alene river, which you can swim in. The water is very clear.
That's I-90 about a half mile upriver.
The Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes goes 72 miles from Idaho's border with Washington east to the Montana border. The park is about in the middle, which makes it a great place for people to camp over night and continue the next day.
Looking east down the trail.
And looking west.
We see a lot of bikers come and go on the trail. Here’s some pictures of overnighters.
The park is a great place to stay in the beautiful Coeur d'Alene Mountains of Northern Idaho.
The park owners told us a good place for lunh is the Enaville Inn/Snakepit, which is about eight miles away. Today we went to check it out. It was built in 1880 and was originally a house of ill repute. They used to have lodging but now it's just a bar and restaurant. We liked the rustic decorations, and the food was great.
Antlers on the patio.
Tomorrow we're off to Montana. See you in two days.
5 comments:
Have a great visit while in your here in Montana. Weather hasn't been too bad this summer so hopefully that will continue for you.
You seem to always find great places to camp. I guess it is the result of great planning.
Many happy memories of the Snakepit and Coeur d'Alene River--
Added that place to eat. Here we go again, where in Montana :-)
We are currently in Kalispell.
Got a couple bounces from yahoo so commenting on your blog
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We are in Kalispell untill Monday. We are heading then to St. Mary on the other side of Glacier NP so will probably wait until next week to see the park. With all the rain today we are going to run some errands eat out. Jo still isn't 100% yet so want to give her time to get better.
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