RV rental Coeur d'Alene National Forest, ID: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Out of Idaho Panhandle National Forests’ 2.5 million acres, Coeur d'Alene National Forest encompasses about 726,000 acres. In Coeur d'Alene alone, there are over 400 miles of hiking trails that are regularly maintained, and around 800 miles of trails set aside for ATV. Coeur d'Alene National Forest has everything an adventurer might want. High, craggy mountaintops, deep, wide valleys, dense woods, waterfalls, and caves. And wildlife aplenty. The woods are home to hundreds of different species ranging from deer to grizzly bears and timber wolves to river otters. Cast a lure into one of the streams or rivers that course through Coeur d'Alene National Forest. It’s said that these waters have some of the best rainbow and cutthroat trout fishing in the country. Indeed, many fishermen catch trophy-sized fish to take home. Alternatively, embark in a whitewater raft or kayak and take on the challenge of navigating rivers fed by fresh snowmelt. In spring and early summer, they can attain a difficulty rating of as high as Class IV. In peak summertime, when the flow slows, spend an idle day canoeing or tubing down the river. Watch for bald eagles and ospreys overhead as they search for fish to dine on. Rockhounding and panning for gold are popular activities, too. Due to geological quirks, star garnets are found in the Emerald Creek, and this spot is one of the only two spots in the world where this type of garnet can be found.