AMAZING experience. The whole team was so helpful & positive. Very friendly and welcoming, we had 0…read moreissues with our Pontoon rental. Perfect day spent on Lake Pend Oreille. The team helped us completely load our stuff into the boat, and back to our truck at the end of the day. Highly recommend!! Will definitely be using them again.

Great cruise. Good food and staff. We learned a bit of local history while taking in the beautiful…read moreview. More than worth the cost of the cruise.

Review for the Lake History Cruise, 1-2:30pm on July 2, 2020. They also have other cruise options…read moresuch as the Birds of Prey Cruise (June-Sept.), Island & Eagle Watching Tour (Spring & Fall), Full Moon Dessert Cruise (June-Sept.) and Sunset Dessert & Eagle Watching Cruise. This was a nice cruise around Lake Pond Oreille & I learned a lot of history about the area. Linda was a great "first mate" and tour narrator. Kimberly did an excellent job as "second mate," providing many detailed maps and info sheets/pictures through out the cruise. Our captain (AJ was his name I think) was a good driver and didn't make anyone lose their lunch. Everyone was very attentive and always checking in to see if we needed anything. We learned about submarines used by the US Navy on this lake, ice age facts, geology and so much more! Booking online was smooth as was the check-in at the boat. Seating was plentiful and if you chose to sit on the top (open air, chilly 52 degrees) they offered you a blanket. There is a bathroom on board in case you have to go. They also serve snacks and drinks (soda, beer, wine, cocktails) and have apparel available for purchase as well. TIPS: - Arrive 15-20 minutes before the cruise is scheduled to depart and you'll have prime choice of seating (approx. 10-12 chairs) - Bring your camera (& binoculars if you have some) because we saw bald eagles and other beautiful sites. - If you're a tipper, you may tip online at the time of booking or bring cash to tip afterwards. - If you bring your kids, they can have a chance to sit in the captains chair and drive the boat (the little boy on our cruise even got his own captain certificate!). Lake History Cruise - Ticket Prices: Adult (Ages 13-59): $25 Child (Ages 3-12): $18 Toddler (Ages 2 and under): Free Senior (Ages 60+): $23 Thanks for the enjoyable cruise and for making us feel very welcome in Sandpoint. We'll definitely be recommending this to others who visit.

Excellent marina. Kramers are so nice, courteous & professional. We've been thankful to have our…read moreboat at Kramer's for many years.

I received a day of drift boat fly fishing as a gift from my wife who accompanied me this amazing…read moreday. Noah was our guide. He met us on time and conducted the entire excursion professionally. All along our 13-mile trip down the Kootenai river with Noah he guided the boat to exactly where we needed to be and pointed out the best spots to cast. Final score: Ten strikes, 6 in the boat including two white fish and four nice rainbows. Awesome! A light lunch of sandwiches made by Noah, himself, with chips, and drinks was delicious. I had a wondeful time, I got six fish, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Super fun outing with the family! We rented a Ranger ATV and had a great time exploring the…read morebackroads all around Priest Lake! Was fun during the winter, we actually went high enough to find snow, but need to come back over the summer to get some of the great views of the lake we could somewhat make out through the clouds!

We had a great time at Priest Lake adventures! We are a family of four and we drove up from Coeur…read mored'Alene (on vacation) to rent snowmobiles for the day. What an awesome time! The trails are beautiful, the snowmobiles were all brand new with GPS on them, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. It was the highlight of our trip. I highly recommend snowmobiling with Priest Lake adventures. One note: one competitor company, who uses older snowmobiles, had people stranded on the trails while we were driving around on brand new snowmobiles!

The owner, Steven, was super knowledgeable, friendly, entertaining, and easy to interact with. The…read moredogs wanted to work!! They were more than happy to tell us all about their displeasure at taking short breaks. Steven is super passionate about his dogs. He's more than happy to tell you all about them! I learned more about sledding and sled dogs in two hours than I thought I ever would, and I remembered a lot of what he said. My daughter and I would do this again if we didn't live so far away! This was such a great adventure.

We have had the pleasure of two outings with a side by side. Alex was very helpful and thoroughly…read moreexplained the operation of the brand new Yamaha 1000! It was so much fun exploring the mountains around Sandpoint. GPS navigation got us to various destinations and assured that we could make it back. If you are looking for a fun way to see some of the great places north Idaho, this is it.

About three hours to the top and 3,800ish feet of elevation gain. Tough climb but completely within…read morereason for anyone who enjoys hiking. Definitely not for someone who doesn't exercise, is mostly sedentary, doesn't enjoy exertion etc. When you get to the rocky area near the top you may briefly despair thinking there's not a trail, and you're just going to be hopping over rocks. There is indeed a trail you just have to look for it. Great views at several points along the trail and the summit is nothing short of spectacular.

One of the steepest hikes in Northern Idaho, and well worth it!…read more Scotchman sits very close to the Montana border. To get to it, you have to make a confusing set of turns down forest roads. As far as mileage, this trail isn't very long, but it's uphill the entire time and there aren't many switchbacks. Once you hit the scree fields, you're close to the summit. There is a family of Mountain Goats that chill up there and you are almost guaranteed to see them!