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Address100 Front StreetP.O. Box 867 Wallace, Idaho 83873 Contact
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Directions
The Wallace Inn is conveniently located off Interstate 90 at Exits 61 and 62. The Inn is 81 miles east of Spokane, Washington, the Spokane International Airport and daily Amtrak service. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho is only 48 miles west on I-90. Missoula, Montana is 117 miles east and also offers airport access to Wallace. Rental car facilities are available at all nearby destinations. Airport shuttles may also be arranged.
Traveling distances to/from Wallace, Idaho:
- Coeur d'Alene, ID - 48 miles
- Spokane, WA - 81 miles
- Sandpoint, ID - 93 miles
- Missoula, MT - 118 miles
- Lewiston/Hell's Canyon of the Snake River - 188 miles
- Glacier National Park, Montana - 207 miles
- Bozeman, MT - 319 miles
- Seattle, WA - 359 miles
- Portland, OR - 432 miles
- Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming - 428 miles
- Boise, ID - 507 miles
Parking Accommodations
Ample outdoor parking is available for vehicles, ATV's and snowmobile trailers. 24-hour security is provided.
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