Wallace, ID

Stand at the whimsical manhole cover marking Wallace's self-proclaimed "Center of the Universe." This quirky roadside attraction captures the town's playful spirit while offering a perfect photo opportunity.

Walk the historic Pulaski Tunnel Trail where a heroic forest ranger saved his crew during the Great Fire of 1910. Interpretive signs guide you along Placer Creek to the restored mine entrance overlook.

This former brothel preserves life as it was when abruptly abandoned in 1988, complete with original furnishings. Guided tours reveal intimate stories of the women who worked here during Wallace's mining heyday.

This restored 1901 château-style depot showcases the pivotal role of railroads in Idaho's mining history. Explore a replica agent's office with period artifacts and enjoy the interactive model train displays.

Wallace City Hall anchors Idaho's only town fully listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Explore the historic district to see the preserved legacy of this former silver mining boomtown.

Tucked into a narrow canyon where the Tiger Hotel was built over railroad tracks, Burke Ghost Town showcases Idaho's mining past. Explore abandoned structures while steep canyon walls tell stories of frontier resilience.

You can spend an afternoon exploring the galleries in Wallace District Mining Museum during your travels in Wallace. Discover the area's bars or seek out the biking trails.

Lost Lake rewards hikers with a pristine alpine setting surrounded by the Idaho wilderness. Anglers can cast for native cutthroat trout in its clear waters while enjoying the mountain solitude.