
ATTRACTION
Downtown Sherman Avenue & McEuen Park
Coeur d'Alene · Northern Idaho
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HISTORY & BACKGROUND
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WHAT TO SEE
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MAP & LOCATION
Downtown Sherman Avenue & McEuen Park
Downtown Sherman Avenue & McEuen Park, Coeur d'Alene, Northern Idaho, United States
FOOD & DRINK
Where to eat nearby
The Crafted Tap House + Grill — downtown staple with 30+ Idaho taps and a rooftop overlooking Sherman Avenue.
Beverly’s at the Resort — the lakefront fine-dining room where crème brûlée was reportedly born in America; request a window table.
Terrace Cafe at the Resort — lakeside breakfast with the floating green of the golf course in view.
Moon Time (The Coeur d’Alene Dining Company) — hearty pub plates and local beer in a converted church hilltop a short walk uptown.
Captains Avenue Bar & Grill — marina-side burgers and baskets at Silver Beach, boat slips at the door.
Fisherman Market & Grill — fresh-caught lake fish and chowder, a local lunch counter since 1984.
HOTELS & STAYS
Where to stay nearby
The Coeur d’Alene Resort — the lakeside flagship on North Idaho Center: 338 rooms over the marina, the mile-long floating boardwalk and the famous floating green of the golf course.
Blackwell Hotel — boutique rooms over downtown, walk to Sherman Avenue restaurants.
Roosevelt Inn — restored 1902 schoolhouse B&B two blocks off Sherman.
Silver Motel — budget rooms near North Idaho College, two blocks from the beach.
Camping: Camp Coeur d’Alene (Wolf Lodge Bay), River Walk RV Park (downtown) and Tamarack RV Park serve the city; Farragut and Heyburn state parks anchor the south lake.
ITINERARIES
Day-by-day routes
NEARBY DESTINATIONS
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ROUTES
Routes through here
Mineral Ridge Loop from Beauty Bay
The region’s classic viewpoint walk: a 3.3-mile interpretive loop above Wolf Lodge Bay with the whole lake spread below.
5.3 km · 2.5 h · moderate
VIEW ROUTELake Coeur d’Alene Scenic Byway Loop
A half-day drive around the lake’s wild east and south shores — eagles, wetlands and the Pacific Northwest’s oldest state park.
150 km · 3.5 h · easy
VIEW ROUTERoute of the Hiawatha
The famous one: 15 downhill rail-trail miles over seven trestles and through the 1.66-mile Taft Tunnel, from the St. Paul Pass to Pearson.
24 km · 3 h · easy
VIEW ROUTETrail of the Coeur d’Alenes: Wallace to Cataldo
The paved valley-floor rail-trail: a half-day ride west from Wallace past the wetlands to Idaho’s oldest building.
35 km · 3 h · easy
VIEW ROUTETrail of the Coeur d’Alenes: Plummer to Harrison
The lake-country half of the famous rail-trail: trestles, the mile-long causeway, and Harrison’s lakeside bars.
24 km · 2.5 h · easy
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