There's Something For Everyone!

 ​Bike. Hike. ATV. Ski. Snowshoe. Snowmobile. The mountains are calling!
Wander the historic town - every single building is on the National Register.
Tour a mine. Or a brothel. Or an old railroad depot. Or a historic photography museum. Or a mining museum.
Be a hunter (elk, turkey, deer, moose, bear, ...). Or a gatherer (morel mushrooms, huckleberries, ...). Or fish.
​Zipline -- with views for days. 
And don't forget the shopping!

Spokehouse E-Bike Rentals

Book an E-Bike Now

​Rent a RAD fat tire e-bike in downtown Wallace for exploring the town, the area, or the gorgeous nearby bike trails. Ride one up to the Burke ghost town or over Moon Pass, or do the beautiful Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes or the incredible Hiawatha. These bikes offer 5 levels of pedal-assist modes, where the bikes give you a little (or a big) push as you pedal. Or skip the pedaling completely and use the throttle, up to 20mph. The e-bikes can typically go 30-50 miles on one charge, depending on the terrain and the rider.

Other services offered include drop off/pick up at the Hiawatha or along the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes, kiddie trailer, and 2-bike car rack. All of these options and more can be booked directly online. 

Spokehouse E-Bike Rentals:
$10/hr. or $70/day 
Book online or call 208-784-8925 to discuss details

Located at 519 Bank St.
Please note that we often do not keep normal hours but will meet you at the shop at the appropriate time when you book a bike.

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Bike Trails

Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes

The Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes covers nearly 72 paved miles through scenic mountains and valleys in Idaho's Panhandle, following the river and skirting the shoreline of sparkling Lake Coeur d'Alene.  It is a gateway to the Great American Rail-Trail, a nearly 4,000 mile  trail that connects the country from Washington, D.C., to Washington state. Watch for wildlife including moose, elk, coyotes, deer, beavers, birds of prey, and black bear. The trail conveniently goes right through town in Wallace.

Hiawatha Trail

​This beautifully breathtaking bike trail is 15 miles long with 10 old train tunnels and 7 sky-high trestles offering incredible mountain views. The first tunnel on the trail is over a mile long, and the trail is all downhill with shuttles (fees may apply) that run you and your bike back to the top when you're done. ​Only a few miles outside of Wallace, this trail is a must-do for anyone passing through. Mountain bikes can be rented at Lookout Pass ski resort, or pick up an e-bike in downtown Wallace if you have a truck or trailer you can use to get it to the trailhead.

Discover Wallace Shopping

​Need some souvenirs from historical Wallace? There are shops up and down the main street that serve gems, jewelry, antiques, collectibles- anything you might want from a historical landmark. Check out Oliver's for t-shirts made while you wait; bask in the beauty of Sol & Serre florist shop. Pick up baked goods, handmade chocolates, and the work of a myriad of local artists and crafters at the Silver Moose and EurekaSally's. Treasure hunt at Tabor's Emporium, Fonk's Fabulous Finds or Thrifty Bridge thrift shops, and the North Idaho Trading Company. Pick up a little gift for a friend -- or yourself! -- at Johnson's Gems, Something Perfect, Idaho Silver Shop, Woodland Market, and the Fox and the Hare Mountain Wear. Cogs Gastropub sells cigars from the historic humidor, Wallace Corner Espresso Bar has handcrafted mugs and other pottery, and Harvest Foods features a large liquor section as well as all kinds of huckleberry products. Plus all of the museums and tour shops feature well-stocked gift stores, including the Sierra Silver Mine Tour, the Depot Museum, the Mining Museum, and the Oasis Bordello Museum.

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Discover Wallace Events & Tours

Wallace is often buzzing with festivals, events, tours, races, competitions, street concerts, and more! The annual Blues Fest in July has won awards and brings thousands of visitors to this tiny town. Other popular events include Gyro Days festival and carnival, Depot Days Car Show, Huckleberry Jeep Festival, Wallace Accordion Jubilee, Wallace ATV Jamboree, Under the Freeway Flea Market, Fall for History Festival, a myriad of parades and other specialized events. The Wallace Ski Jor pits skiers and snowboarders in competition as they are pulled behind ATVs on the snowy streets of downtown Wallace. The Craft Beer Pub Crawl let's you sample the fine brews made in town or the region.

D E S T I N A T I O N S

Lookout Pass

To the East 12 miles lies Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area, a highly recommended destination for active families who like to ski or would like to learn. The mountain has a quiet, friendly environment that welcomes people of all ages. With only 3 chairlifts, most think it wouldn't have much to offer, but it is a hidden gem for snow sports. This attribute attracts those who seek fresh snow more often than not, untouched runs, and little crowds. The mountain itself is halfway in Idaho and halfway in Montana and is right off the side of Interstate 90 at exit 0.
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Easy to access, small crowds, friendly faces, and deep fresh powder...
​what more could you ask for?

Silver Mountain Recreation Area

Silver Mountain's family fun never ends!  Located 10 miles west of Wallace, Silver offers  skiing, snowboarding, and tubing during the winter and mountain biking, hiking, gondola rides and family activities in summer. Silver is a must-see for outdoor enthusiasts in the Silver Valley!