Driving into Coeur d’Alene used to feel different. There were all these big beautiful pine trees down the center divide and when you saw them you knew you were home. 🤍 Now they’re gone, and I understand why. North Idaho has grown quickly, and Coeur d’Alene is seeing more people moving in, more daily traffic, and more pressure on roads that were never built for this volume. With population growth in Kootenai County, infrastructure has to catch up. Wider roads, safer commutes, better traffic flow

Thinking about moving to North Idaho? Here are 7 things you’ll want to know before relocating to Coeur d’Alene or the surrounding areas. 1️⃣ Winters are long and snowy. If you’re relocating from a warm climate, be prepared for real winters with snow, ice, and lots of cozy nights at home. The good news? Skiing, snowboarding, and winter sports are right in your backyard. 2️⃣ Shopping and dining are limited compared to big cities. North Idaho has plenty of charm, but if you’re used to endless shopp