Explore Wallace, Idaho

Wallace is a captivating mountain town on I-90 in the Silver Valley, known as the “Silver Capital of the World.” Its entire downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with well-preserved Victorian brick buildings, historic saloons, museums, and offbeat stops like the officially proclaimed “Center of the Universe” marker on Sixth Street. Visitors explore the region’s mining past at experiences such as the Sierra Silver Mine Tour and the Oasis Bordello Museum, plus local history highlights like the Wallace Carnegie Library. Annual events—including the Blues Festival, Huckleberry Festival, and the quirky Ski Joring competition—add to Wallace’s lively personality. TOURA™ provides scheduled Livery/For-Hire tours and reserved rides designed for comfort, safety, and local insight—perfect for planned history stops, event nights, and scenic mountain routing.

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Wallace, Idaho — TOURA destination image
Wallace, Idaho — TOURA destination image

Outdoor Adventures & Hidden Gems Around Wallace

Wallace pairs historic character with big outdoor access. Just outside town, the Pulaski Tunnel Trail offers an easy-to-moderate hike through forest shaped by the infamous 1910 wildfire, ending at the historic Pulaski Tunnel overlook with interpretive signs. For cyclists and adventure seekers, the Route of the Hiawatha is one of the most scenic rail-to-trail rides in the U.S., featuring long tunnels and towering trestles through the Bitterroot Mountains. The Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes is also accessible near Wallace, offering 73 miles of paved trail through forests, wetlands, and riverside scenery. Wallace RV Park provides a convenient base close to downtown and trailheads. TOURA™ helps connect these destinations with a reserved, professional for-hire experience.

Best for

Historic downtown, museums, scenic rail-trails, and mountain road trips.

Top highlights

Sierra Silver Mine Tour, “Center of the Universe,” Route of the Hiawatha access.

Spring–Fall

Biking, hikes, festivals, and scenic tunnel/trestle rides.

Winter

All-season vehicle configurations for comfort and reliability.

Popular Wallace Day Plan

  • Morning: Historic downtown walk + coffee.
  • Midday: Museum or mine tour + local lunch.
  • Afternoon: Pulaski Trail or a scenic drive along the valley.
  • Evening: Dinner downtown + reserved ride back with a safe return.

Service Notes

  • Scheduled only: Reserve ahead for tours and rides.
  • Event-friendly: Ideal for festivals and downtown evenings.
  • Local drivers: Professional, courteous, and safety-focused.

Reserve Your Wallace Ride or Tour

TOURA™ is a scheduled Livery/For-Hire service built for visitors and locals who want a reliable, comfortable way to explore Northern Idaho. Book once, ride with confidence, and keep your day on track.