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Bonners Ferry is known as the friendliest town in Idaho. It has beautiful views all around with the Kootenia river flowing through it. The area is surrounded by hiking trails, lakes, and beautiful views. It is the international gateway to Idaho, and has three mountain ranges, and outdoor recreation. Enjoy your stay.
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Bonners Ferry
Bonners Ferry is known as the friendliest town in Idaho. It has beautiful views all around with the Kootenia river flowing through it. The area is surrounded by hiking trails, lakes, and beautiful views. It is the international gateway to Idaho, and has three mountain ranges, and outdoor recreation. Enjoy your stay.
Food scene
Great place to eat with a cozy setting and you can shop too!
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Under the Sun
7178 Main StGreat place to eat with a cozy setting and you can shop too!
The Rusty Moose Tavern & Grill
7211 Main StFun Place and great food!
This is the perfect pub and grill atmosphere. It has good food, good service, and good beer!
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Mugsy's Tavern & Grill
7161 Main StThis is the perfect pub and grill atmosphere. It has good food, good service, and good beer!
If you are wanting good food and a place to have fun too. The Casino is the place. The restaurant is called Springs.
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Best Western Plus Kootenai River Inn Casino & Spa
7169 Plaza StIf you are wanting good food and a place to have fun too. The Casino is the place. The restaurant is called Springs.
This restaurant is a log cabin with great outdoor seating. They have a stream in the back that complements the setting. They are known to host musicians on the weekends so head to this place for great food and a great atmosphere.
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Two Tones Cafe
6536 Main StThis restaurant is a log cabin with great outdoor seating. They have a stream in the back that complements the setting. They are known to host musicians on the weekends so head to this place for great food and a great atmosphere.
This is a must for people who like breweries. They have a wide selection of beer and cider. They have a great selection of burgers and brewery food. They are known to have music on the weekends as well.
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Kootenai River Brewing Co
6424 Riverside StThis is a must for people who like breweries. They have a wide selection of beer and cider. They have a great selection of burgers and brewery food. They are known to have music on the weekends as well.
Querie comida mexicano? This place has a wide selection of Mexican food with great Margaritas!
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Mi Pueblo
7168 Main StQuerie comida mexicano? This place has a wide selection of Mexican food with great Margaritas!
Sightseeing
Take a hike to Copper Falls. It is one of the tallest waterfalls in the entire state of Idaho. The trail itself is an easy 1.4 miles out-and-back with an elevation gain of 274 feet. It’s a well-maintained trail and suitable for all ages and skill levels. This hike can be done in an hour or two and the views are incredible!
Copper Falls Trailhead
Take a hike to Copper Falls. It is one of the tallest waterfalls in the entire state of Idaho. The trail itself is an easy 1.4 miles out-and-back with an elevation gain of 274 feet. It’s a well-maintained trail and suitable for all ages and skill levels. This hike can be done in an hour or two and the views are incredible!
The Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge was originally established back in 1964 as a refuge for migrating birds and waterfowl. Today, it’s home to over 220 different species including deer, elk, moose, bear, and loads of birds. The refuge spans over 2,774 acres and is a beautiful place to take in some nature and wildlife. It’s also free and open to the public year-round. In the winter, you can go snowshoeing or cross-country skiing here and in the summer, there are a range of activities from hunting, to fishing, to wildlife viewing and hiking. There are four main trails that run through the uplands, wetlands, and forest areas. One trail that is a must-see, is the Myrtle Falls Trail.
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Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge
287 West Side RdThe Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge was originally established back in 1964 as a refuge for migrating birds and waterfowl. Today, it’s home to over 220 different species including deer, elk, moose, bear, and loads of birds. The refuge spans over 2,774 acres and is a beautiful place to take in some nature and wildlife. It’s also free and open to the public year-round. In the winter, you can go snowshoeing or cross-country skiing here and in the summer, there are a range of activities from hunting, to fishing, to wildlife viewing and hiking. There are four main trails that run through the uplands, wetlands, and forest areas. One trail that is a must-see, is the Myrtle Falls Trail.
Within the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge is another one of Idaho’s impressive natural beauties, Myrtle Falls. Cascading almost 100 feet down, the observation point is a great lookout to enjoy the falls from. This is an easy hike, 1 .1 mile out-and-back trail only has an elevation gain of 200 feet with good views.
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Myrtle Falls Trail
West Side RoadWithin the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge is another one of Idaho’s impressive natural beauties, Myrtle Falls. Cascading almost 100 feet down, the observation point is a great lookout to enjoy the falls from. This is an easy hike, 1 .1 mile out-and-back trail only has an elevation gain of 200 feet with good views.
The Boundary County Museum is the anchor of the historic downtown business district, retaining and exhibiting the heritage of Far North Idaho for both residents and visitors.
Open year ’round: October through April, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; May through September, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays.
Information:
BonnersFerryMuseum.org
208-267-7720
Boundary County Museum
7229 Main StThe Boundary County Museum is the anchor of the historic downtown business district, retaining and exhibiting the heritage of Far North Idaho for both residents and visitors.
Open year ’round: October through April, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; May through September, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays.
Information:
BonnersFerryMuseum.org
208-267-7720
This is a great place for shoppers to look at antiques. Give yourself about an hour or more to view all the eclectic antiques he has in the shop.
3 Mile Antique Mall
64376 US-2This is a great place for shoppers to look at antiques. Give yourself about an hour or more to view all the eclectic antiques he has in the shop.
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Dress in layers
Because the weather varies in this part of the country and you may attempt a hike in the mountains dress accordingly. I would recommend rain gear, dress in layers, and be prepared for anything! Jeans, jackets, sweaters, rain ponchos, water-resistant shoes, caps, and vests usually make up our attire. You can throw in shorts, sandals, and warmer wear as well for hanging out in town during warmer weather. Don't forget to check out the weather if you have any adventures planned for the stay.