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Bonners Ferry was Voted as the
Friendliest Little Town in 2003 by Visiting Tourists!
North Idaho is a wilderness wonderland. Chocked full of rivers,
lakes, moose, and friendly people, it's a place to escape
from the populated frenzy and prices of the West Coast. Enjoy
the endless activities and attractions too. Beside a huge
listing of area events and attraction, we have a "secret"
Best of things to Do list compiled by locals who live here
- little secrets places and holes in the walls that most tourists
don't know about. We don't publish them on the web, but we
give them to our guests. Also, visit our LINKS
page, which will connect you with everything you need to know
about visiting North Idaho.
Bonners Ferry
Attractions & Events
Kootenai
River Inn and Casino.
Open 24-hours a day, the Casino sits on the Kootenai
River and is walking distance to downtown Bonners Ferry. It
has nearly 500 machines with massive progressive Jackpots.
Take advantage of the Spa and and eat at their spectacular
restaurant overlooking the river.
Mirror Lake Golf Course is
surrounded by beautiful scenery and features a 9-hole course
and driving range. Open April-Nov.
Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge.
This 2,774 acre refuge provides resting and feeding habitat
for migrating water fowl such as American Widgeons, Tundra
Swans, Osprey and Bald Eagles in the spring - Northern Harries,
Red-Tailed Hawks and many other forms of wild life. The viewing
route is approximately 4 miles, accessible by car, biking
or hiking. Open to visitors daily, office hours are 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Phone: (208) 267-3888.
Heritage Museum, Bonner Ferry.
Explore area history at the Heritage Museum. (Seasonal) Call
406-293-7521 for more information.
Kootenai River, Bonners Ferry.
Fish, canoe or kayak into Canada from downtown Bonners Ferry.
Or, start from the Montana Border and linger through a 2 day
class 1&2 into Canada. One hundred and twenty miles of
unbroken river takes you through gorgeous winding wilderness,
shoreline otters, and wonderful solitude. A very quiet river.
Check local authorities for reports.
Hiking Trails. Hundreds of
miles of forest and trails meander throughout North Idaho.
Visit waterfalls, lakes and hidden valleys. Visit the Forest
Service Station in Bonners for maps.
Farmers Market. May-Oct, Bonners
Ferry. I lively little market right downtown, full of goodies
and food. Meet the locals and other tourists at this locals
favorite weekly event!
6th
Annual Kootenai River Ride, September 13th. Bonners
Ferry. Enjoy the fall view as you pedal your bike along the
great Kootenai River and travel to all the Boundary County
Locations. All routes are paved and full of spectacular scenery
with the potential to view wildlife, waterfowl and Myrtle
Creek Water Fall (10 minute walk).
Kootenai River Run, June 14th, 2008
Fourth of July Parade, July 4th
Crazy Daze July 11-12
Boundary County Fair, August 12-17
Canine Caper 5k Run w/Dogs, Sept.
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