The Coeur d'Alene Resort
A lakefront landmark on Lake Coeur d'Alene, famous for the world's only floating, movable golf green.
Idaho's geography is dramatic and varied, and its resorts group naturally into a handful of distinct regions — each with its own landscape, character, and mix of winter and summer draws. Use these regions to plan a trip around a single part of the state.
Priest Lake, Lake Pend Oreille, Lake Coeur d'Alene and the Silver Valley.
A lakefront landmark on Lake Coeur d'Alene, famous for the world's only floating, movable golf green.
Idaho's largest ski resort, spread across twin open bowls high above Lake Pend Oreille.
Ride one of the world's longest gondolas from downtown Kellogg to the slopes and an indoor waterpark.
A full-service, three-generation family resort on the sandy Luby Bay shore of Priest Lake.
The oldest resort on Priest Lake — historic cedar log cabins on the quiet northwest shore, established 1932.
A golf and condominium resort in the hills between Coeur d'Alene and Pend Oreille, minutes from Silverwood.
A lakefront condominium resort at Hope, with a private marina, indoor pool, and Schweitzer skiing across the water.
Priest Lake's deepest-water marina, with lakeside lodging, a wine bar, and a winter trailhead all in one.
Six rustic log cabins and a full-service marina on a quiet bay of Lake Pend Oreille — reachable by car or boat.
A lakeside restaurant and marina on Priest Lake's Cavanaugh Bay — one of the few you can reach by boat or by plane.
Payette Lake, Lake Cascade, Brundage and Tamarack.
Ski a 2,760-foot vertical in the morning and golf or boat beside Lake Cascade the same afternoon.
A storied lakefront luxury lodge on Payette Lake in McCall, home to the granite-lined Cove Spa.
All-natural snow and the 'Best Snow in Idaho', plus 18,000 acres of snowcat backcountry near McCall.
The Wood River Valley, Stanley and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.
America's first destination ski resort, built on Bald Mountain's 3,400-foot vertical and eight decades of legend.
A year-round lodge in tiny Stanley, with its own reservable natural hot spring under the Sawtooth skyline.
Teton Valley, the Snake River Plain and the Idaho Falls area.
The Wild & Scenic Clearwater, Lochsa and Selway river country.