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Coeur d'Alene is a recreational retreat with waterfront restaurants, sailboat marinas and tree-lined bays. Fishing is excellent as are boating, hunting, hiking and other outdoor pastimes. In winter, the region boasts two ski resorts within an hour and hundreds of miles of cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing and snowmobiling trails. Cited by National Geographic as "one of the five most beautiful in the world", Coeur d'Alene Lake's 109 mile shoreline provides ample opportunity for outdoor fun. App. 30 miles long by 2 miles wide
Average water level variance? Minimal except in winter then dropped 7 ft
Boat Docks:
Are they permitted? Yes
Power Boats:
Are they permitted? Yes
Depth of Lake:
160 ft
Nearby cities:
26 miles east of Spokane
Nearest airport:
Coeur d’ Alene (12 miles private) – Spokane 35 miles
Fishing Information
One of Coeur d'Alene Lake's biggest attractions is fishing. The St. Joe River is considered the best cut-throat trout stream in the entire panhandle. And while Coeur d’Alene Lake is also good for cut-throat fishing, it is better known for its chinook salmon. In fact, the largest landlocked chinook salmon ever caught in the state — a 42-pounder — came from Coeur d’Alene. The lake also produced the state record for northern pike at 38 pounds 9 ounces. There are numerous other species of fish to be caught, including bass, crappie, perch and other types of trout. An angler stands a good chance of catching something, but you’ll likely do better if you hire one of the local guides who knows the hot spots and feeding preferences.
Hooked On Fish Guide Service, Contact Brett Nearing
Lake Charters Inc (Fishing and Hunting Guide Service)
208-661-0276, 1904 W Kidd Island Rd, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814-7343
Boating Information
The lake is about 30 miles long, ranges from 1 to 3 miles wide, and offers boaters 109 miles of pine-forested shoreline and rock outcroppings to explore. Much of the boating takes place on the lake’s north side, near the town of the same name. It is also where you’ll find the spectacular gable-towered Coeur d’Alene Resort nestled against the forested Tubbs Hill peninsula that is dotted with numerous little beaches tucked in among the rocks and pines.
Panhandle Yacht Club, 208-666-0771, 19185 S Highway 97, Harrison, ID 83833-8714
Black Rock Marina
Trailer Parks & Campsites, Resort & Vacation Cottages)
208-664-6931, 8700 W Rockford Bay Rd, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814-7221
Harrison Boat Storage & Repair, 208-689-3316, Harrison, ID 83833
Conkling Park Marina, 208-686-1151, Worley, ID 83876
Gateway Marina & Resort, 208-689-3387, 250 S Lake Ave, Harrison, ID 83833
Silver Beach Marina, 208-765-2115, Lake Coeur D'alene D, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814
Squaw Bay Store Resort & Marina, 208-664-6782, Lake Coeur D'alene, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814
Island Rentals, 208-666-1626, 5895 W Kidd Island Rd, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814-8212
Lake Charters Inc, 208-661-0276, 1904 W Kidd Island Rd, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814-7343
Camping Information
Carlin Bay Resort
(Marina, Resort, Vacation Cottages)
208-689-3295, 14691 S Highway 97, Harrison, ID 83833-9679
Camp Sweyolakan, 208-664-9327, Mica Bay, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814
Camp Roger C Larson, 208-689-2267, Cottonwood Rd, Harrison, ID 83833
Koa of Cda Rv Tent & Cabin Resort
208-664-4471, 10588 E Wolf Lodge Bay Rd, Coeur D Alene, ID 83814-5197
Local Area Businesses
Coeur d'Alene, like many places in the Northern Region, received its name from French traders. They applied the term, meaning "sharp-hearted", to group of local Native Americans (who had their own name, Scheechu'umsh). Fort Coeur d'Alene, later Fort Sherman, was erected in 1876. The city burgeoned around the stockade after the 1883 discovery of silver, lead and zinc, then the mining boom of 1884. Today Coeur d'Alene, population 34,514, is a recreation destination fronting on beautiful Coeur d'Alene Lake. The city also boasts grass seed farms, lumber mills and facilities that produce manufactured homes and electronic gear. Points of interest include a 3,300-foot floating promenade on the lake, perhaps the world's longest. Idaho's oldest public building, Mission of the Sacred Heart, is nearby. Coeur d'Alene, Kaniksu and Saint Joe national forests are in the area.
Highlands Golf & Country Club, 208-773-3673, 5500 E Mullan Ave, Post Falls, ID 83854
Tour Info, 208-667-0637, Po Box 1827, Coeur D Alene, ID 83816-1827
N. Idaho & E. Washington s Full-Service Waterfront RE Company Bill Fanning
Century 21 Beutler-Waterfront
41 W. Riverside, Suite 110
Spokane, WA 99201
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