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Wallace offers visitors a wide range of activities, indoor and outdoor.

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From a hotel with pool and hot tub to a simple RV site, Wallace offers accommodations to suit everyone’s tastes and budget.

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Where History Meets The Center of the Universe

Spring

Spring into Wallace.

Once the sun starts to peek out again Wallace starts to really come alive with shows, events and plenty of smiling faces.

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Summer

Summer is a blast in Wallace.

Summertime is playtime in Wallace… Events, outdoor dining, concerts, mountain biking, zip lines…

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Fall

Come for the views.
Stay for the beer.

Fall is a sight to behold in Wallace. Tucked tight in the mountains all the fall colors of nature wrap around you.

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Winter

Winter wonderland
in Wallace.

With magical holiday celebrations and snowcapped mountains, Wallace is easy to get to and hard to leave.

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WELCOME TO WALLACE

Wallace is the ideal base camp for you to explore the beauty and wonder of the Silver Valley and surrounding Bitterroot Mountains. Explore our site to find the best that Mother Nature has to offer. For adventure in and around town, see our attractions page for truly one-of-a-kind experiences only available here. Incredible history meets incredible beauty in this town.
Surrounded by towering mountains, thick with pines and huckleberry bushes and crisscrossed with trails waiting to be explored, Wallace’s warm and friendly residents are proud to welcome visitors to our historic silver mining town. You’re invited to tap into a motherlode of historic attractions that will captivate your imagination, thrill your senses, and transport you back to the days of the wild West – which lasted much longer around Wallace than most places! Enjoy truly unique museums and historical sites that tell the stories of the railroaders, miners, working class heroes, and even “working girls” that carved this gem of a town from Idaho’s beautiful Bitterroot Mountains.
Fun Fact – Wallace, Idaho is one of only four cities in the United States that is entirely listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

SEE WHY SO MANY PEOPLE #DIGWALLACE

slab.meat We also heard a bunch of brisket tacos calling our names 👂😉

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A lone double chair on our Timberwolf lift will soon be removed and new TRIPLE CHAIRS will take their respective places on the upgraded lift. Increasing capacity by 33%. This is a key upgrade in the expansion to Eagle Peak that brings with it 14 new Trails. 

Lookout Pass Staff will be at the Spokane Vally Ski & Board SWAP Fri. & Sat. As well as the Warren Miller Movie Premier at the Bing on Sat at 4 & 7 pm. Hope to see you there. 
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Embracing the sweet spot between grit and relaxation. The Stardust Motel in Wallace, Idaho, a welcome haven along the epic BDR route. The bike rests, the adventurer rejuvenates, and tales of rugged terrains find their way into the cozy corners of our newly renovated rooms. A toast to finding solace in the heart of the journey.
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PLEASE NOTE - The Hiawatha Trail is indeed OPEN starting May 27th of Memorial Day weekend & 7 days a week thru Sept. 18th. Travel down I-90 to the parking area in Taft, MT has no issues. 
BUT Shoshone County just advised us that Moon Pass from Wallace to the Loop Creek Drainage (Just short of Pearson, ID) will be CLOSED this weekend due to weather. 
Access from Avery, ID to Pearson, ID (the bottom of the Hiawatha Trail) is OPEN even though you will see a sign in Avery that says road closed ahead. The sign is to warn guests that they can't ride all the way over to Wallace, ID. Guests wanting to ride the Hiawatha Trail and park at the bottom (Pearson) will be able to get to the Pearson Trailhead from Avery, ID. 
Again no issues traveling down I-90 to Taft, MT (exit 5) and up the 506 to the East Portal parking area. 
East Portal is the natural start and primary parking lot for the Hiawatha Scenic Bike Trail. 
We hope to see you this weekend. Enjoy incredible scenic views with snow on the surrounding mountain tops. Also know that the trail will be wet as is the case every spring. TIPS: Bring a towel or two for drying off and to put on your car seats. Bring a change of clothes. Dress for the weather. Bring a thermos with hot chocolate. Know that the long St. Paul Pass tunnel is cold ~ 47 degrees year round. Ride Early to enjoy more wildlife. NOTE: Fewer people ride the trail especially in the early season Opening thru the start of school break and late season after kids are back in school - COME PREPARED AND ENJOY! 

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