St Joe River — Local services in Wallace

Easy access yet spectacularly remote. Great place to go and get lost for a few days. I came in from Couer D'alene. At first the river is wide and slow as it flows through some sparsely populated neighborhoods settled on the river. Higher up the river starts to tumble and narrow with nice plunge pools below the riffles. Past the town of Avery is my favorite area. But it can be a challenge if you're fishing. There are plenty of turnouts but getting down to the river and making your way along it takes some dedication but it's worth it. When you're ready to leave (or when you have to..) you can just follow the same road all the way back to I-90. It turns into a dirt road for a bit but it's in good shape. It will take you through the "Gold Pass" along the way. It's a nice...

A slow moving, shadowy, and meandering river that has something for everyone. From boat tours to fly fishing, and camping to river floating you won't be disappointed.

The Joe is accessible from both Lake Coeur d'Alene, and to parts less known by heading south at St....

Good camping spots if you know where to look. ( Im not telling) fishing is good too, but not everywhere. Again I'm not telling... Deffinetly God's country. And if you come up here. DON'T FREEKIN LITTER, DONT LEAVE TRASH IN YOUR CAMP FIRE!!! come on people show...