Things to do in Inland Northwest

North Idaho gateway city on the Spokane River near Lake Coeur d'Alene, known for outdoor recreation.

Scenic and dinner boat cruises on Lake Coeur d'Alene aboard a fleet of double-deck excursion boats.

Spokane's largest museum, known as the MAC, covering Inland Northwest history, Plateau Indian culture, and regional art.

Visitor information for Sandpoint, Idaho, a lakeside mountain town on Lake Pend Oreille.

Lakefront marina at the Coeur d'Alene Resort renting speed boats, pontoon boats, jet skis and paddle boards.

Zip across seven lines and two sky bridges up to 400 feet above Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Import gift shop in Spokane's historic Flour Mill selling jewelry, beads, minerals, fossils, and art from around the world.

Washington's Inland Northwest hub, with a Visitor Information Center at Riverfront Park and guides to the city's falls, parks and downtown.

A 15 mile downhill rail trail through ten historic train tunnels and across seven high trestles on the Idaho Montana border.

Scenic boat cruises on Idaho's largest lake aboard a restored 1966 vessel, with history, eagle-watching and dinner cruise options.

A Northern Idaho mountain resort with skiing, an indoor water park and a 3.1-mile gondola.

Visitor information source for the Priest Lake area of North Idaho, publishing the annual Priest Lake Visitors Guide.

The Northwest's largest theme park, with roller coasters, live shows and an adjoining water park.