Do not visit Coeur d'Alene without taking a walk up Tubbs Hill, beautiful view. It's a very…read moreintermediate hike that's very doable for most visitors. Lace up your sneakers and enjoy your walk up Tubbs Hill; I highly recommend!

If you are new to the Coeur D'Alene area and are looking for a fun little hike that explores a…read moresmall portion of the lake's picturesque shoreline, I recommend visiting the Tubbs Hill Trailhead. There is parking either at McEuen Park or over by the Trailhead marker by Sanders Beach. Hiked during the week and it wasn't too crowded though some of the beach areas scattered along the way are not huge so you may want to get there earlier on weekends. The hike itself is fairly easy to moderate. The main trail is easy, however, if you go off path and down to the shoreline you just have to watch your step. Definitely not for walking around in flip flops.

I wish this park had more grass to it but I've always had good experiences here with people and…read moretheir dogs. I've seen people bring toys and the dogs have always played well with them luckily so it hasn't been a problem at all. I especially love bringing my under a year old female Viszla here - she always has a good time and everyone is so kind and welcoming and very friendly.

My dogs love this Dog Park and for the most part it is a quiet park. Never an overload of dogs and…read morevery rare that you run across the breed sensitive people... During the summer Cherry hill has running water with bowls for the dogs, there are at least 5 garbage cans for disposal of poo. The park has poo bags and a take/shovel for feces removal. I am here at least 3x a week with my babies and frequently see a grounds keeper which is why this area is always clean and maintained. There is pea gravel instead of grass and prefer the gravel with the random rain storms the area receives. Def my go to with my fur babies.

A park with several ponds, restaurants, sculptures, a kids playground, and all that bourgeoisie…read moreshiz. I remember when this whole area was a blighted gravel hole. I liked it better then. "Progress" they say. Harrumph.

** This review is for the dog park/run in Riverstone, yelp would not let me make a separate add for…read morejust the dog park/run ** Newer dog park in CDA that seems like an afterthought. What it has going for it: - good fencing, gates and entry area - decent size run - dog drinking fountain - poop bags provided - limited views of river What it has going against it: - no small dog run - ground cover is packed dirt...bad drainage - no shade - limited seating - no parking close to run When they were planning Riverstone Park I am sure they needed to check off the box for a dog park, but I think it was at the bottom of the list of priorities since there doesn't seem a lot of thought was put into the planning of this dog park. Access is from the Centennial Trail. The closest parking is on West Suzanne Rd or you will have to park at the parking lot for Riverstone Park and walk over 1/3 mile to this dog run. This public dog run/park is being used mostly by the tenants of the adjacent Riverstone apartments. Add shading, more seating and better ground cover and this is a 3 star dog park/run. Fixed the drainage issue, add a small dog run and better access and this could be a 4 star dog run/park.

Gorgeous park right on the water. Beautifully maintained, great for picnics, boating or just…read morerelaxing. Mountains, forest, beautiful body of water - who could ask for more?

My son and I were driving through Couer d'Alene and waiting for a lunch spot to open so checked out…read morethis park next to the library. What an amazing and diverse park! There were very clean basketball courts, a vast open field for walking your pets or playing in, a walking trail, playground area and a fun simple hiking trail up the hillside (not sure if it's part of the same park) It was a great hour exploring the park and the surrounding area!

Coeur d'Alene's latest dog park/run is part of a total renovation of McEuen Park in downtown Coeur…read mored'Alene. What it has going for it: - Separate large and small dog runs - Dedicated dog water fountain in both runs - Adequate entry and gates - Poop bags provided - Parking near run What it has going against it: - Fencing could be better in spots. (ex. gate that separates the large and small dog runs, there is big enough gap that a small dog could squeeze thru to large dog run) - Limited seating - Could have been a lot bigger - Limited shade - Ground cover looks to be crushed granite, not the greatest if you have a wet long hair dog and it can get dusty (should have used pea gravel) I am glad to see they added a dog run to McEuen Park....but I do believe they could have done a better job. I have been to a lot of dog runs (mostly in the NYC area). If they add seating, better fencing, more shade and change out the ground cover and this is a solid 4 star dog run, if it was also bigger this could have been a possible 5 star dog run in my opinion. Dog runs/parks I have been to so far: http://www.yelp.com/list/nyc-metro-area-dog-parks-runs-queens-2

Great dog park, but there were no dogs there so my dog was bored. If they added more dogs, this…read morecould easily be a four star dog park. Throw in a hot tub for the humans, and it'd be a five star no question.

Dog run has been moved to much smaller corner part of the park. Land where the old dog run was has…read morebeen sold to a church.

Looking for a Few People Who Visit the Atlas Dog Park in Coeur d'Alene…read moreThis may be a long shot, but if you regularly visit the dog park off Atlas, I'm hoping to connect with a few people who might know who I'm talking about. I'm looking for the people who regularly visit, including the person whose dog is named Molly and the gentleman with the small puppy. I have a couple of questions and would appreciate it if you could message me privately. I'm referring to the woman who brings two black dogs and has reportedly had confrontations with multiple people at the park, including elderly women. I personally had an extremely uncomfortable interaction with her. She yelled and swore at me, and afterward she stared me down for the remainder of the time I was there and watched me as I left. The way she looked at me made me feel genuinely threatened and unsafe. I acknowledge that my own interaction with her escalated, but my concern goes beyond one argument. I've heard from other park visitors who have also experienced problems with her, and I'm concerned about what could happen if these confrontations continue. I bring my young puppy and my 3-year-old child to this park. Nobody should have to feel intimidated or fear a confrontation while trying to enjoy a public space with their family and pets. Honestly, given the repeated concerns, I believe the city and the appropriate authorities need to take this seriously and consider whether she should continue using this park. I don't want to wait until someone gets hurt before something is done. If you have personally witnessed her behavior or had an experience with her, please message me privately. I'm looking for firsthand information so I can figure out the appropriate way to report this and address the safety concerns. Thank you to anyone willing to reach out.

Stopped by the City Park to catch a sunset before I left and couldn't have asked for better…read moreconditions! Plenty of parking though I can imagine it gets full quickly at peak times. Beware you do have to pay for parking via an app though it's pretty inexpensive. Nice thing is that the lot is open late so you can walk around town and not have to worry about getting back and shut in. As others have mentioned, the park and area is kept rather clean.

Beautiful place to talk a walk near the lake. Plenty of place to relax and enjoy the scenery while…read morebeing near shopping and dining.