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Wallace, ID is a small town nestled in the Silver Valley of Idaho. It has a rich history as a silver mining town, and is renowned for its historic attractions such as the Oasis Bordello Museum and the Wallace Mining Museum. Visitors to Wallace can also enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and fishing in nearby rivers. The town has a variety of restaurants offering delicious local favorites, shops selling unique items from local artisans, and plenty of other attractions for visitors to explore.
The reviews of Wallace are overwhelmingly positive. Many travelers report that there is an abundance of interesting activities and attractions in Wallace that will keep people entertained for an entire day or weekend getaway. Additionally, local restaurants offer delicious food made with fresh ingredients from local farms and ranches. Finally, people enjoy the friendly atmosphere of this small mountain town where everyone knows their neighbor and looks out for one another.
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Love Wallace Idaho - 12/10/2010
Great small town. Historic and beautiful and wedged between mountains and green trees. Great little commercial district that includes the famous Red Light Garage and the Idaho Press Gallery on Bank St. both operated by interesting and knowledgeable locals. The Hercules and Tabor house are also wonderful single night or monthly rentals available to those riding the Hiawatha Trail or enjoying the mountains by car or tram to bike trails. Great food at the Red Light Garage, Great art at the Idaho Press Gallery, Great lodging at the Hercules and the Tabor
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snow boarding - 7/5/2009
We have a an annual retreat in Wallace each year. Always a great time. Very unpretentious and extremely affordable. With out doubt the best snow we've experienced. The people are wonderful as well! A beautiful place to
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Wallace, Idaho - 8/11/2006
Wallace was the stand-in for the mythical town of Dante's Peak in the Pierce Brosnan film of the same name, about a Pacific Northwest town obliterated by a volcanic eruption. If you saw the movie, you saw several scenes filmed in Wallace....a pretty little old fashioned looking town. It's set in Idaho's
Silver Valley, an economically depressed area (silver mines closed down) nestled amongst mountains which are basically part of the Rocky Mountains. It's very cheap to live in the Wallace
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