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Local Attractions Within 50 Miles (Page 1 2 3)
LEWIS & CLARK CENTER FOR ARTS AND HISTORY - Located at 415 Main Street in Lewiston, the Center is housed in an 1884 building. It hosts a unique Chinese exhibit whose history dates back to the 1860's. Following the discovery of gold near Pierce, Idaho, Chinese miners began arriving in 1865. The Center showcases the Beuk Aie Temple and turn of the century artifacts. Local, regional, and international artists display work in rotating exhibits. They also present concerts, recitals and literary events. The Center has a gift gallery featuring over 100 regional artists, Lewis & Clark gift section and books on local history by local authors. For more information call (208)792-2243 or visit their website. Map It!
BUFFALO EDDY PETROGLYPHS
- Located 14 miles south of Clarkston along the Snake river's
edge. Follow Hwy 129 South to Asotin. At the red flashing light, go straight
through on County Road 29, (do not turn right towards Anatone). Follow
the windy, two-lane road along the river edge to where the road turns
into one lane. On the left side, you will see a beach and rocks, next
to the road, where you can view the petroglyphs.
HELLER BAR & ROGERSBURG - Located 29 miles South of Clarkston, follow Hwy. 129 to Asotin. At the red flashing light, go straight through on County Road 29, (do not turn right towards Anatone). Follow the windy, two-lane road along the river's edge and you will be at the mouth of the Grand Ronde River and the small community of Rogersburg. (You may think you have gone too far, but don't turn back - this location is at the end of the road.) You can stop at the riverfront, Heller Bar Restaurant & Lodge with a gift shop featuring Hells Canyon souvenirs. For more information call (509)243-4499.
WOLF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH CENTER
- 418 Nezperce, Winchester, Idaho. Located on the outskirts
of Winchester, this site encompasses twenty acres of rolling timberland
with meadows and streams and is the home of the Sawtooth Pack - Wolves
of the Nez Perce. The Center is dedicated to providing public education
and scientific research concerning the gray wolf and its habitat in the
Northern Rocky Mountains. Visitors may observe the pack from outside their
enclosure and hike surrounding trails. Interactive and information displays
are at the Visitor Center. For more information call (208)924-6960 or
visit their website.
THE HISTORICAL MUSEUM AT ST. GERTRUDE
- This museum has a unique collection of more than 12,000
artifacts that reflect the early history of North Central Idaho. Visitors
will rediscover the pioneer days of the Camas Prairie through exhibits
relating to the early mining and farming era, plus a varied collection
of minerals, firearms, Nez Perce artifacts, religious items and other
objects connected to local history. The Rhoades Emmanuel Memorial, an
extraordinary collection of fine Asian and European art pieces, is another
significant exhibit located here. For more information call (208)962-7123
or visit their website.
PATAHA FLOUR MILL - Now
a restaurant and museum, the 122-year old Pataha Flour Mill produced the
first patented flour in the United States sold under the Triple X brand.
Some older folks remember wearing underwear and pajamas made from the
famous flour sacks. The bags can also be seen in old Bugs Bunny cartoons.
Located off Highway 12 near Pomeroy, WA. For information call (509)843-3799.