Trail · 56 min south
Tubbs Hill
A wooded hill right beside downtown Coeur d'Alene, with a loop path along the shoreline past small coves and rocky lookouts over the lake.
- 2-3 hrs · Easy to moderate
- Year-round
- Free
Day Trippin' › Idaho › From Sandpoint
Sandpoint sits on Lake Pend Oreille under Schweitzer Mountain: the summer chairlift and Round Lake are about 20 minutes away, Farragut's trails and the Kootenai refuge under 45 minutes, and Coeur d'Alene and Priest Lake are in reach for the day. The best day trips from Sandpoint, by drive time.
43 places within a 3-hour drive, by real roads.
Trail · 56 min south
A wooded hill right beside downtown Coeur d'Alene, with a loop path along the shoreline past small coves and rocky lookouts over the lake.
Wildlife · 44 min north
Wetlands and fields in the Kootenai River valley near Bonners Ferry for waterfowl, eagles, moose and deer, with a gravel loop road and short trails.
Town · 51 min south
A resort town with a lakefront park, a long floating boardwalk, lake cruises and a busy downtown for food and shopping.
Waterfall · 45 min northeast
A two-step falls in a deep gorge below the 464-foot-high US 2 bridge at Moyie Springs, one of the tallest bridges in Idaho.
State park · 37 min south
A big park on the south tip of Lake Pend Oreille with over 40 miles of trails, five disc golf courses, a swim beach and a museum of the WWII naval training station.
Park · 1 hr 20 min southwest
The downtown falls, a gondola over the rapids and a carousel.
Trail · 1 hr 57 min southeast
A mostly downhill bike ride of about 15 miles on an old rail line through 10 tunnels and over high trestles, including the 1.66-mile St. Paul Pass Tunnel.
Town · 1 hr 33 min southeast
An old silver-mining town in a narrow canyon, with a brick downtown on the National Register, a mining museum and a railroad depot museum.
Historic site · 1 hr 15 min south
Idaho's oldest standing building, a hilltop mission church built in the 1850s by Coeur d'Alene Tribe members and Jesuit missionaries, with exhibits telling the tribe's story.
Zoo · 1 hr 18 min southwest
Close-up looks at tigers, lions and other big cats rescued and cared for north of Spokane. A short, easy visit for families.
Garden · 1 hr 23 min southwest
Free gardens with a Japanese garden, a rose hill and a greenhouse.
Park · 1 hr 33 min southwest
A swinging bridge over big river rocks and rapids in Riverside State Park.
Farm · 1 hr 23 min southwest
U-pick berries, apples and pumpkins on a hill of family farms.
Viewpoint · 2 hr 13 min south
Drive to the top of a butte for a 360-degree view of rolling Palouse hills.
Dam · 2 hr 58 min west
One of the biggest concrete structures on Earth, with a summer night laser show.
Town · 2 hr 7 min south
A small brick main street on the Palouse River.
Lake · 2 hr 9 min west
A long lake behind Grand Coulee Dam with beaches and an old mill.
Cave · 2 hr 10 min northwest
A limestone cave near the Canadian border.
Scenic drive · 2 hr 51 min south
The original 1917 road up Lewiston Hill, with dozens of hairpins in about 7 miles and big views over the meeting of the Snake and Clearwater rivers.
Town · 2 hr 15 min south
A friendly college town on the rolling Palouse with a well-known Saturday farmers market and a free arboretum at the University of Idaho.
Town · 2 hr 18 min south
A farm town with the Codger Pole, a giant chainsaw carving.
Drive times are by road on a typical day from ZIP 83864 (OpenStreetMap data with the OSRM route planner). Facts checked against official sites; passes and hours change, so check before you go.