Nice Landmark to visit right in the middle of town. Has small parking area and and picnic tables…read morewith a few trails that lead to the landmark and around the area. Safe place to take a walk for the day or bring your children.

BEAUTIFUL PARK! Recommend it for littles or all ages! Walking Trails for everyone, park for littles…read moreand a sandy beach to put your toes in! And a beautiful lake to view or to swim in even fishing just don't forget to bring your fishing gear! or beach kit so your little could enjoy it the beach!

This place is absolutely gorgeous! We needed a pass to park but were able to get one at the rangers…read morestation.

One of the best libraries in the area. The location has a great home feeling. You can spend the day…read morein front of the fireplace reading your favorite book. It's cozy but not confining. They have a large selection of books and media but my favorite is The Library of Things collection. So many extra items you can check out like an air fryer, telescope, steel drum, soft serve machine... you name it they probably have it. There is always monthly activities and the staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. I look forward to visiting whenever I go

Post Falls should be lucky to have a library like this. A cool water fountain greets you as you…read morewalk in, as well as a selection of free books and magazines, and a small Friends of the Library bookstore. The library itself has large areas divided into children's, teens, and adults. They have free Wi-Fi available that is quite fast and reliable. A half-dozen children's computers are in the front of the library, the adult computers are several steps further. Plenty of seating areas for adults and those under 18. 3-D printing services are also available (as well as at Hayden). Friendly librarians, too!

Sara Arazola Rubia, You created such a wonderful trip to Paris for my 12-year-old granddaughter and…read moreme. There was not a misstep, not a guide arriving late, not even a rainy day. (Thanks for that last miracle.) There were so many highlights: the small group tour of the Eiffel Tower, the croissant baking class, the Marais food walking tour, the Galerie Dior and, of course, Versailles. It was a dream trip for both of us. It was a pleasure to work with you. The prospect of traveling alone with a young teen was daunting, but you took away the anxiety and made it joyous.

Sara, at All Travel Guru and planned amazing, memorable trips to France, England, Scotland, and…read moreGreece for my family. Not only does she find the most perfect hotels, close to points of interest, but also unique gems that in themselves are interesting. Sara closely listens to the interests of my family, and by now knows our preferences and tailors each trip to maximize our itinerary but in an organized, non-hectic manner. She also plans fun activities, such as a cooking class in Greece, and a private boat cruise in Paris on the Seine. We enjoy the private tours she arranges with knowledgeable, interesting and engaging guides. Never been disappointed! One especially fun tour was a tour in Milos, Greece where we visited several different restaurants, an appetizer, a main course, a dessert, a snack...etc in different parts of the island. One of features of her tours which offers me the greatest worry free comfort is the pre-arranged transportation. We know we'll be met by a driver for all activities. The app provided for our phone provides ticket numbers, check in verification, emergency numbers...invaluable. We are planning 2023 trip with her now for Prague and Vienna! Highly recommend for an amazing experience!

For my first visit to the northern peninsula of Idaho, I decided to make a stop in the town of…read moreCoeur d'Alene. Coeur d'Alene has a charming downtown waterfront and it's here where you'll find this Tubbs Hill Trail. I believe hiking along Tubbs Hill represents the city of Coeur d'Alene well. It's an easy 2 mile round trip loop that oversees the harbor from a distance. Basically, it's a perfectly fine nature trail. There are 26 or 27 posted marker signs along the trail to guide you (including a halfway point). It's absolutely impossible to get lost, lol. To be specific on where Tubbs Hill Trail officially begins, you can find the starting point right next to the Rotary Harbor House (which looked like a relaxing spot to grab some fish tacos and catch views from the pier). Since the hike is a loop, if you begin by going off to the right hand side, there are spots along the way to descend down the rockside and go swimming in Lake Coeur d'Alene. I noticed a lot of people were relaxing and lounging out on the rocks while taking refreshing breaks in the water. If this sounds enticing, then remember to bring your bathing suit and a towel, lol. The first part of the hike offers panoramic lookouts of not only the boats docked beside the waterfront, but also the historical landmark - Hotel Coeur d'Alene. Eventually you wrap your way around in a circle getting to enjoy the great outdoors. It's a chance to breathe in fresh air from the lake without having to work hard. There's barely any incline/decline along the 2 mile path. It took me one hour to complete the hike. Lastly, parking can be difficult in downtown Coeur d'Alene. Independence Point is a popular area to park, but they do charge by the hour and every spot was occupied when I arrived in the middle of the day. I resorted to parking on a sidestreet next to the Coeur d'Alene shopping district. Though, cars on side streets are only permitted for 2 hour intervals at a time. Overall, Tubbs Hill Trail was a pleasant hiking activity. Pair it with maybe taking a cruise out on the lake or walking around the Boardwalk Marina (the "world's longest floating boardwalk" if you can believe) and you'll discover the best of what Coeur d'Alene has to offer.

Beautiful place to hike near the lake with plenty of scenic views and places to rest.read more

The largest membership for American Legion in Idaho. Large…read moreparking lot. Bring your kids to check out the M60 tank and M113. I rode in both during my military stationed in Germany before transitioning to M1 and Bradley's. We have $1 taco nights Wednesdays 5-7pm. Usually sell out by 6:30-7pm. We serve the public in a large banquet room. You can take to go. Bring the kids. For veterans very good place to hang out. Non profit so many many volunteers help keep this post open. The public can use the banquet room for events.

Taco Wednesdays are the best! Low prices, great food, family friendly and the money goes to help…read moreour vets. Get there early when the doors open at 5 pm to avoid the lines!

Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce is helping grow Spokane Valley in the right way! Their…read morededication to the community is amazing and it is awesome to see all that they do! They help give back, and are such a positive force in our community.