The Nez Perce Indians were gracious hosts and provided them with needed provisions and guides so they could continue their westward exploration. The beauty, serenity, and hospitality of this land made them reluctant to leave. You can retrace the Lewis and Clark Trail along Highway 12. Experience sightseeing, camping, outdoor recreation, and a sense that the same warm hospitality remains. More on scenic driving in Idaho Panhandle National Forests Wildlife Tread lightly, and you can expect to see traces of glimpses or moose, as well as herds of elk and mule deer.
Antelope are also common here.
For the birdwatcher, there all types of birds. Look for snow geese and blue herons for the best bird-watching, hang around one of the Panhandle's many lakes during the early morning or evening. Work Outdoors at GORP Jobs Click Here. All rights reserved.