Sandpoint is located in the extreme north of Idaho, close to the Canadian border. The town provides easy access to a large variety of fun out-door activities all year round. During the winter visitors flock to the Schweitzer Mountain Resort to enjoy all kinds of winter sports, while in summer the snowy wonderland transforms into an excellent recreation area for hiking, biking and scenic lift rides. In addition, hikers can explore the Mineral Point Trail 82 or the Serenity Lee Trail and families can relax on the Sand Point City Beach. You can learn all about the early history of the area at the Bonner County Historical Museum and take a trip down memory lane at the historic Panida Theatre. Hours/availability may have changed.
1.Schweitzer Mountain Resort
Nestled in the Selkirk Mountains of Bonner County, the Schweitzer Mountain Resort is a popular ski resort in northern Idaho. The resort’s ski area covers 2,900 acres and the 92 named runs are serviced by 10 lifts. Everything you need for an enjoyable skiing vacation is right on your doorstep including a variety of accommodation and dining options. Winter activities include down-hill skiing, Nordic skiing, tubing, terrain parks and floodlit twilight skiing. In summer visitors come to Schweitzer Mountain Resort to enjoy scenic lift rides, mountain biking, hiking, trail-running and horse-back riding. The resort offers ski lessons for all ages.
Schweitzer Mountain Resort, 10000 Schweitzer Mountain Road, Sandpoint, ID 83864, Phone: 208-263-9555
2.Things to Do in Sandpoint, Idaho: Panida Theatre
The historic Panida Theatre first opened its doors to the public in 1927, featuring Vaudeville shows and movies. At that time the theatre was the finest in Idaho and famous for its Spanish Mission interior and lush furnishings and fittings. Local audiences were treated to a succession of comedy shows, local dance performances, performance theatre and music concerts. After major renovations in 1985, the theater continues to be a hub for cultural activities in Sandpoint. Visitors are encouraged to check the theater website for details of up-coming productions and make a point of attending a performance or event while they are visiting Sandpoint.
Panida Theatre, 300 N. 1st Ave, Sandpoint, ID 83864, Phone: 208-263-9191
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3.Bonner County Historical Museum
Located in Lakeview Park, the Bonner Historical Society and Museum has been collecting, protecting and showcasing local Bonner County history for nearly 50 years. The museum started off with just a small collection of rocks and fossils but over the years the county residents have donated thousands of historic artifacts to the museum. Visitors are invited to come an learn about the early days in Bonner County by spending an hour or two exploring the remarkable collections which now number in excess of 1 million artifacts. These are divided into permanent and temporary exhibits, all of which demonstrate the life and times of early Bonner County settlers and the Native Americans who preceded them.
Bonner County Historical Museum, 611 S. Ella Avenue, Sandpoint, ID 83864, Phone: 208-263-2344
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4.Things to Do in Sandpoint, Idaho: Small House Winery
Owned and operated by a pair of enthusiastic, self-taught wine makers, Small House Winery first opened their doors in 2013. The grapes used to produce their range of delicious wines are sourced from some of the best-known vineyards in the northwest, including areas like the Willamette Valley in Oregon and Columbia Valley in Washington State. From the outset the winery set out to produce delicious, un-pretentious wines that everyone could afford. Before long they had earned their first prestigious Silver Medal. All the wines are hand-made on site by a dedicated crew of wine lovers and offered for tasting and purchase at their tasting room.
Small House Winery, 1636 Baldy Park Dr, Sandpoint, ID 83864, Phone: 208-290-2016
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5.Pend D’Oreille Winery
At Pend D’Oreille Winery, the immensely satisfying job of producing fine wines rests in the capable hands of Sandpoint native Jim Bopp. Jim is dedicated to producing a range of outstanding wines which can hold their own with the best in the country. The grapes used in the production of his exciting range of wines are sourced from prestigious vineyards all across the northwest. The winery currently produces varietals including Chardonnay, Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Pinot Gris. You can taste a selection of their wines at their downtown tasting room where regular events are hosted. If you think you have what it takes you can join their Blend Your Own Bistro party each April.
Pend D’Oreille Winery, 301 Cedar Street, Sandpoint, ID 83864, Phone: 208-265-8545
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5 Best Things to Do in Sandpoint, Idaho
- Schweitzer Mountain Resort, Photo: CascadeCreatives/stock.adobe.com
- Things to Do in Sandpoint, Idaho: Panida Theatre, Photo: Panida Theatre
- Bonner County Historical Museum, Photo: Bonner County Historical Museum
- Things to Do in Sandpoint, Idaho: Small House Winery, Photo: streetflash/stock.adobe.com
- Pend D’Oreille Winery, Photo: Pend D’Oreille Winery
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