The final draft of the SH97 Corridor Study/Route Development Plan, developed by KMPO, is complete and open for public comment. The Plan can be viewed at http://www.kmpo.net/sh97_finalreport.html The comment period starts 5/1/09 and all comments must be received before 6/1/09. You can email comments to kmpo@kmpo.net mail them to KMPO, 221 W. First Ave., Suite 310, Spokane, WA 99201, or call them in to 1-800-698-1927.
Welcome to the Harrison, Idaho Chamber of Commerce website. Our beautiful, small resort town, is strategically located on the eastern shore of south Lake Coeur d'Alene at the mouth of the Coeur d'Alene River. Once a landing for steamers, Harrison remains a destination for pleasure boaters seeking fun and adventure on the clear waters. Our historic and relaxing town is perfectly situated on the sunny shores of the lake between the St. Joe River and the Coeur d'Alene River with access to 12 lakes within a short distance ~ all by boat.
As well, Scenic Byway 97 is a beautiful lake route to Harrison by car, motorcycle or RV. Or, take an easy cruise by waterway from the city of Coeur d'Alene, Rockford Bay or Heyburn State Park to enjoy Harrison's shopping, dining, lodging and ample dock space.
The Harrison Marina Trailhead provides easy access to the beautifully paved 72 mile long Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes right from the heart of town. Bicyclists, hikers, roller bladers and nature lovers have discovered the fantastic Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes for its incredible views of the lake, river and surrounding mountains and wetlands. The smooth paved path is popular with outdoor enthusiasts from all around the world. When you plan to experience the entire length of the trail or just a day ride or skate, Harrison is an ideal spot to begin and end your trip. And after a long day on the trail, reward yourself with a rejuvinating swim at Harrison's beach.
You'll find camping and lodging, dining and entertainment, bike rentals and repair, art and gifts, and amenities to accommodate you, your family and friends. Bring them all to Harrison. Whether by boat, by car, or Rails to Trails, getting to Harrison is half the fun.
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