While visiting Benewah County Idaho, be sure to take time to check out the Emerald Creek Garnet Area, which is home to the 12-sided star garnet, Idaho’s state gem. During Labor Day weekend, this small town celebrates the life and times of the famous logger, Paul Bunyan. The community celebrates this holiday by hosting events such as logging competitions, craft sales, and fireworks. If you love a good beer garden, try the Blue Ox, which has no roof. The city of St. Maries is just 2.5 hours from the Canadian border.
The county is surrounded by beautiful, green mountains, and is home to Plummer, an urban center with a population of 1,044 as of the 2010 census. U.S. Route 95 passes through the county, giving you easy access to the region. The surrounding towns and cities are also great destinations for outdoor recreation. There are plenty of hiking trails and lakes to explore, and some of them are even accessible by car.
If you want to get a taste of the great outdoors, you’ll want to check out the Craters of the Moon Loop Road, which takes you through a landscape that looks like something out of a movie. The seven-mile road is full of caves and trails that are perfect for fantasy photo shoots. The Sawtooth National Recreation Area is an incredible 2,958 square-kilometer park that has plenty of hiking trails and other attractions.
If you love the outdoors, there are plenty of other places to go in Benewah County. A few examples of popular outdoor activities in the area include hiking, rafting, and sandboarding. You can also try your hand at fishing in the lake, and the local water sports like fly-fishing and tubing are fun for the whole family. There are many other outdoor activities to enjoy while in Benewah County.
The Craters of the Moon Loop Road is the perfect place for a fantasy photo shoot, and the dune system is a beautiful place to take a dip. You can even rent a boat on the lake and go hiking or sandboarding. Another popular attraction is the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, which covers 2,958 square kilometers. The scenery here is amazing and the area is perfect for outdoor recreation.
The city of Wayland is the county seat of Benewah County and has a population of 1,044. The city is located on the banks of the Boise River, which has its own little lake. The two-mile-wide Lake Coeur D’Alene is a popular destination. It is the largest lake in the Coeur d’Alene Reservation. In addition, there are many outdoor activities in the surrounding area.
Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking natural landscapes in the region. The city is home to a small population and many unique attractions. If you want to have a fun vacation, you can spend your time in the region. The area is popular for hiking, skiing, and fishing. If you have a car, you can drive to nearby Fort Lewis and the Coeur D’Alene National Wildlife Refuge, and explore the surrounding forest and meadows.
There are many attractions in the area. The Bruneau Dunes are one of the largest sand dunes in the United States, and there are plenty of hiking trails to get around. There are many activities to do in the region, including golf, swimming, and sandboarding down the dunes. The beautiful timbered valley of Benewah County has two major rivers and multiple lakes.
Besides the sand dunes, Benewah County is also home to the largest sand dunes in the United States. In addition to this, there are also several small lakes. You can hike through the dunes, sandboard down the dunes, and enjoy beautiful views of the area. The city of Wayland, Idaho is located at the northwest corner of the Coeur D’Alene Reservation.