Idaho Resorts Entity Map

The Coeur d'Alene Resort

A lakefront landmark on Lake Coeur d'Alene, famous for the world's only floating, movable golf green.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coeur_d%27Alene_Resort

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Lake Coeur d'Alene

The Coeur d'Alene Resort occupies the north shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene in downtown Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, roughly 35 miles east of Spokane, Washington, in the state's northern Panhandle region. The property traces its site to an industrial past: the Rutledge, later North Shore, sawmill operated on the same shoreline from 1916 until 1987, and the original North Shore Resort opened here in 1965.

The Coeur d'Alene Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Sun Valley Resort

America's first destination ski resort, built on Bald Mountain's 3,400-foot vertical and eight decades of legend.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Valley,_Idaho

Relations:

• PART_OF → Sun Valley & the Sawtooths

Sun Valley Resort occupies the Wood River Valley of central Idaho, split between the towns of Sun Valley and Ketchum. It holds a specific distinction in American skiing history: it was the nation's first destination ski resort, opened December 21, 1936, built by the Union Pacific Railroad to sell train tickets to a leisure class that had no comparable domestic alternative to the ski resorts of the Alps. The resort's origin story also produced a piece of technology now standard at nearly every ski area on earth: the chairlift.

Sun Valley Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Schweitzer

Idaho's largest ski resort, spread across twin open bowls high above Lake Pend Oreille.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schweitzer_Mountain

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Lake Pend Oreille

Schweitzer sits in the Selkirk Mountains of the Idaho Panhandle, about 11 miles, roughly a 20-minute drive, from the lakeside town of Sandpoint, and about 1.5 to 2 hours from Spokane, Washington, which makes it a realistic day-trip or weekend destination for a larger regional population than its remote setting might suggest. By skiable acreage, Schweitzer is Idaho's largest ski resort, with 2,900 skiable acres spread across a summit that tops out around 6,400 feet.

Schweitzer — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Tamarack Resort

Ski a 2,760-foot vertical in the morning and golf or boat beside Lake Cascade the same afternoon.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamarack_Resort

Relations:

• PART_OF → McCall & the West Central Mountains
• RELATES_TO → Payette Lake

Tamarack Resort occupies the western slopes of West Mountain above Lake Cascade (Cascade Reservoir) in Valley County, in Idaho's West Central Mountains. Donnelly anchors the resort's mailing address; McCall lies about 20 minutes north, and Boise is roughly 90 miles south, about a two-hour drive.

Tamarack Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Silver Mountain Resort

Ride one of the world's longest gondolas from downtown Kellogg to the slopes and an indoor waterpark.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Mountain_(Idaho)

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes

Silver Mountain Resort sits above the town of Kellogg in Idaho's Silver Valley, part of the Coeur d'Alene Mountains in the state's Panhandle. Coeur d'Alene is about 35 minutes west and Spokane roughly 75 minutes away, putting the resort within easy reach of two regional population centers, and it sits directly off Interstate 90, making it one of the more straightforwardly accessible Idaho resorts by car.

Silver Mountain Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Shore Lodge

A storied lakefront luxury lodge on Payette Lake in McCall, home to the granite-lined Cove Spa.

Relations:

• PART_OF → McCall & the West Central Mountains
• RELATES_TO → Payette Lake

Shore Lodge sits directly on Payette Lake in McCall, Idaho, a mountain town in the Salmon River Mountains roughly 110 miles, about a two-and-a-half-hour drive, north of Boise. The lodge has operated on this site since 1948, making it one of McCall's oldest continuously running hospitality landmarks and, by extension, one of Idaho's most storied resort properties.

Shore Lodge — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Brundage Mountain Resort

All-natural snow and the 'Best Snow in Idaho', plus 18,000 acres of snowcat backcountry near McCall.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brundage_Mountain

Relations:

• PART_OF → McCall & the West Central Mountains

Brundage Mountain Resort sits about eight miles northwest of McCall, Idaho, within the Payette National Forest in the West Central Mountains region. Boise is roughly 115 miles — about a two-hour drive — to the south. One geographic quirk sets Brundage apart from nearly every other ski area in the country: the 45th parallel, the line of latitude exactly halfway between the equator and the North Pole, bisects the ski area itself.

Brundage Mountain Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Teton Springs Resort

A luxury golf, spa and log-cabin resort in Idaho's Teton Valley, minutes over the pass from Jackson Hole.

Relations:

• PART_OF → Eastern Idaho & the Tetons

Teton Springs Lodge & Spa occupies a bench of the Teton Range's west slope in Victor, Idaho, at 10 Warm Creek Ln, inside Teton Valley — the quieter, less-developed Idaho-side counterpart to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, which sits roughly 30 minutes away over Teton Pass.

Teton Springs Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Mountain Village Resort

A year-round lodge in tiny Stanley, with its own reservable natural hot spring under the Sawtooth skyline.

Relations:

• PART_OF → Sun Valley & the Sawtooths
• RELATES_TO → Redfish Lake

Mountain Village Resort sits in Stanley, Idaho, a tiny town of roughly 60 to 70 year-round residents at the junction of Highways 21 and 75, on the banks of the Salmon River — historically nicknamed the "River of No Return" — in the shadow of the Sawtooth Mountains within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. Redfish Lake, the iconic alpine lake that anchors much of the area's summer tourism, lies just a few miles south of town.

Mountain Village Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

River Dance Lodge

Handcrafted log cabins with private riverside hot tubs on a Wild & Scenic river — basecamp for the Lochsa and Selway.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North-Central Idaho & the Clearwater

River Dance Lodge sits on the banks of the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River near Kooskia, Idaho, in the small community of Syringa at 7743 Highway 12 — a stretch of road also known as the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway, which traces the historic Lewis and Clark route through north-central Idaho.

River Dance Lodge — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Hill's Resort

A full-service, three-generation family resort on the sandy Luby Bay shore of Priest Lake.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Priest Lake

Hill's Resort occupies a stretch of sandy shoreline at Luby Bay on the west side of Priest Lake, in Idaho's northern Panhandle at the base of the Selkirk Mountains. Unlike the smaller, rustic camps historically common on the lake, Hill's operates as a full-service destination resort: a lodge, roughly 52 individual cabins, condominiums, and chalets, an on-site restaurant, a marina, a swimming beach, and an adjacent 18-hole golf course combine to give it more amenities than a simple fishing camp.

Hill's Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Elkins Resort

The oldest resort on Priest Lake — historic cedar log cabins on the quiet northwest shore, established 1932.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Priest Lake

Elkins Resort on Priest Lake occupies the sandy northwest shore of the lake near Nordman, Idaho, deep in the Selkirk Mountains and roughly two hours by car from Spokane International Airport. It is built almost entirely from cedar logs, an aesthetic and structural choice that sets it apart from more conventional resort architecture elsewhere on the lake, and it functions as a self-contained destination: a historic lodge, roughly 30 to 32 individual cabins, a full-service marina, an on-site restaurant and bar, and a retail store.

Elkins Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

StoneRidge Resort

A golf and condominium resort in the hills between Coeur d'Alene and Pend Oreille, minutes from Silverwood.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes

StoneRidge Resort sits in Blanchard, Idaho, in the rolling hills of the state's northern Panhandle, positioned roughly midway between Lake Coeur d'Alene to the south and Lake Pend Oreille to the northeast. Coeur d'Alene and Spokane, Washington, are each about an hour's drive away, putting the property within reach of two metro areas without being adjacent to either.

StoneRidge Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Pend Oreille Shores Resort

A lakefront condominium resort at Hope, with a private marina, indoor pool, and Schweitzer skiing across the water.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Lake Pend Oreille

Pend Oreille Shores Resort sits on the north shore of Lake Pend Oreille at 47390 Highway 200 in Hope, Idaho, about 19 miles east of Sandpoint. The setting places the resort between the lake and the Selkirk Mountains, within reach of three national forests, and directly on the International Selkirk Loop scenic byway.

Pend Oreille Shores Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Blue Diamond Marina & Resort

Priest Lake's deepest-water marina, with lakeside lodging, a wine bar, and a winter trailhead all in one.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Priest Lake

Blue Diamond Marina & Resort sits on the west shore of Cavanaugh Bay on Priest Lake, roughly four to five miles north of the small community of Coolin, Idaho. The property is best understood as a marina-first operation that has grown lodging and dining around its central asset: deep-water boat moorage. Blue Diamond markets itself as having the deepest water marina on Priest Lake, a claim that matters specifically to owners of larger boats, which often can't be safely moored in the shallower marinas common elsewhere on the lake.

Blue Diamond Marina & Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Bottle Bay Resort & Marina

Six rustic log cabins and a full-service marina on a quiet bay of Lake Pend Oreille — reachable by car or boat.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Lake Pend Oreille

Bottle Bay Resort & Marina sits on a quiet cove on the western shore of Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho's largest lake and one of the deepest in the country, with depths exceeding 1,150 feet. The address, 115 Resort Road in Sagle, places it roughly 3 miles south and 8.5 miles east of Sandpoint, the nearest city, directly on the International Selkirk Loop scenic byway. What distinguishes Bottle Bay is access: guests can arrive by car along the loop road or by boat across open water, docking directly at the resort's marina.

Bottle Bay Resort & Marina — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Cavanaugh Bay Resort

A lakeside restaurant and marina on Priest Lake's Cavanaugh Bay — one of the few you can reach by boat or by plane.

Relations:

• PART_OF → North Idaho & the Panhandle Lakes
• RELATES_TO → Priest Lake

Cavanaugh Bay Resort, currently operating under the "Cavanaugh's" name (cavsresort.com), sits on Cavanaugh Bay on Priest Lake, in the small community of Coolin, Idaho, deep in the far northern part of the state near the Selkirk Crest.

Cavanaugh Bay Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Kelly Canyon Ski Resort

Eastern Idaho's affordable, family-friendly night-skiing hill, open since 1957.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly_Canyon

Relations:

• PART_OF → Eastern Idaho & the Tetons

Kelly Canyon Ski Resort, sometimes called Kelly Canyon Resort, sits in the Targhee National Forest near Ririe, Idaho, roughly 25 to 30 miles — about a 35-minute drive — northeast of Idaho Falls and close to Rexburg. It is one of Idaho's oldest ski areas, having opened in 1957, founded by E. Bud Johnson, and it holds the distinction of being the closest ski resort to the Idaho Falls and Rexburg metropolitan area.

Kelly Canyon Ski Resort — Idaho Resort Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Lake Coeur d'Alene

A large glacially-formed lake in the Idaho Panhandle and the setting for the Coeur d'Alene Resort.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Coeur_d%27Alene

A large glacially-formed lake in the Idaho Panhandle and the setting for the Coeur d'Alene Resort. See our guide for lodging, dining, seasons, and things to do around Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Lake Coeur d'Alene: The Complete Vacation Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Priest Lake

A remote, clear-water lake in the far northwest Idaho Panhandle, ringed by the Selkirk Mountains.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priest_Lake

A remote, clear-water lake in the far northwest Idaho Panhandle, ringed by the Selkirk Mountains. See our guide for lodging, dining, seasons, and things to do around Priest Lake.

Priest Lake Vacation Guide | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Lake Pend Oreille

Idaho's largest and deepest lake, near Sandpoint in the North Idaho Panhandle.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Pend_Oreille

Idaho's largest and deepest lake, near Sandpoint in the North Idaho Panhandle. See our guide for lodging, dining, seasons, and things to do around Lake Pend Oreille.

Pend Oreille Shores Resort | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Payette Lake

A mountain lake at McCall, Idaho, on which Shore Lodge sits.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payette_Lake

A mountain lake at McCall, Idaho, on which Shore Lodge sits. See our guide for lodging, dining, seasons, and things to do around Payette Lake.

Shore Lodge | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Redfish Lake

An iconic alpine lake in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area near Stanley, Idaho.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redfish_Lake

An iconic alpine lake in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area near Stanley, Idaho. See our guide for lodging, dining, seasons, and things to do around Redfish Lake.

Mountain Village Resort | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Sawtooth Mountains

A jagged mountain range in central Idaho, base for the town of Stanley and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.

Same as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawtooth_Range_(Idaho)

A jagged mountain range in central Idaho, base for the town of Stanley and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. See our guide for lodging, dining, seasons, and things to do around Sawtooth Mountains.

Mountain Village Resort | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Idaho Ski Resorts

The downhill ski and snowboard resorts of Idaho covered by IdahoResorts.com — Sun Valley, Schweitzer, Silver Mountain, Tamarack, Brundage, and Kelly Canyon.

Relations:

• INCLUDES → Sun Valley Resort
• INCLUDES → Schweitzer
• INCLUDES → Tamarack Resort
• INCLUDES → Silver Mountain Resort
• INCLUDES → Brundage Mountain Resort
• INCLUDES → Kelly Canyon Ski Resort

The downhill ski and snowboard resorts of Idaho covered by IdahoResorts.com — Sun Valley, Schweitzer, Silver Mountain, Tamarack, Brundage, and Kelly Canyon.

Idaho Ski Resorts | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts

Idaho Lake Resorts

Idaho's lake and marina resorts on Priest Lake, Lake Pend Oreille, Lake Coeur d'Alene, Payette Lake, and Lake Cascade.

Relations:

• INCLUDES → The Coeur d'Alene Resort
• INCLUDES → Tamarack Resort
• INCLUDES → Shore Lodge
• INCLUDES → Hill's Resort
• INCLUDES → Elkins Resort
• INCLUDES → Pend Oreille Shores Resort
• INCLUDES → Blue Diamond Marina & Resort
• INCLUDES → Bottle Bay Resort & Marina
• INCLUDES → Cavanaugh Bay Resort

Idaho's lake and marina resorts on Priest Lake, Lake Pend Oreille, Lake Coeur d'Alene, Payette Lake, and Lake Cascade.

Idaho Lake Resorts & Marinas | IdahoResorts.com — published by Idaho Resorts