Coeur d'Alene Idaho Tour

[@misszee007]

My dad lived and died here. I’d visit as a kid from California even got my first car out here and drove it back down to LA. I spent many of summers doing the drive back and forth, even going into Canada to visit granny in Saskatchewan. I sure took it for granted. Now as an adult I truly appreciate Idaho and Couer d’ Aleine will always have a special place in my heart.

[@rileywilson7242]

I feel so Blessed to call this place home sweet home 🏡

[@jaybee608]

I've been to Switzerland and it was absolutely mind-blowing! Who wouldn't want to live there!

[@nisbit3883]

I used to ski in Switzerland- Born in Munich

[@kelseyslaughter5624]

That moose statue with the mouse is actually from a childrens book called Mudgy and Millie. After moving here to CDA I found out about it, my son loved it when we went to every statue. Lol.

[@kimber1366]

I was just going to post that, I have taken the Moose tour with my granddaughter

[@JohnDoe-jb5ko]

I'm from one of the biggest cities in USA. If I visited here I'd feel creeped out.

[@melissabernard3663]

I need to know where they all are!

[@skaterdude14b]

if you know about this place, you don’t tell a soul. you keep it a secret

[@virta2114]

to my grave.

[@carolenewhite6334]

You are so right, I moved my sister from Seattle to Helena, Montana and drove right along the lake. I said , this is where I want to live! Or at least visit again! Beautiful place

[@kamb4611]

Great video, was there in the winter of 2020 and still loved it! I never thought of relating it to Switzerland, but that's so accurate! at 07:53 you mentioned the origin of the city's name and I must correct you. In French cœur means heart, d' is the abbreviated version of "of" and Alene is an awl tool that punches leather skins, giving you the heart of an awl. The French fur traders dubbed the native American tribe this name because of their business hardiness during the fur trades because they were savvy, sharp and strong, like the awl.

[@SlowWalks]

aw beautiful color of autumn

[@krissifadwa]

Absolutely gorgeous.

[@abishekkerpanashakishnanja9227]

Wow, I never heard this city before and already first minute looks like paradise.

[@GabsterZ21]

It’s lovely, my family moved there from CA and I get to visit every year!

[@alphaangelo9443]

Live in Post Falls, it's so much fun to do a little walk on Tubbs Hill when no tourists are around

[@arrobagris1]

Thanks, great videos!

[@ramanderson1]

Now I’m homesick. Walking into the Iron Horse bar brought back many memories. Derailer is all I’ll say.

[@galendrake4528]

I was born and raised in CDA back in 1951 Coeur (Heart) d' (of) Alene (awl} heart of an awl... the CDA Indians were very shrewd traders and the French felt that they had a very small heart... At least that was what I was taught in school...We were even taught Idaho History.

[@jeanner62901]

wow-gorgeous water views

[@joshhayes169]

Damn I was born and raised here. I had it really good without realizing it as a kid.

[@carriekay5987]

Gosh, this is a BEAUTIFUL city!!! (I live in Portland and I think Coeur d'Alene is more beautiful than Portland. I would consider living here if they didn't get so much snow.) EVERYTHING is so clean! You did a great job!

[@Luisito-id1bx]

Portland? WTF.... Portland is just another third-world dump run by Antifa and BLM

[@carriekay5987]

@@Luisito-id1bx - I am not in Portland downtown where all that garbage is going on.

[@Luisito-id1bx]

@@carriekay5987 I am scared to even visit that area. Feel really sad for all the good patriots living in that state. Hope they can move to Idaho, Florida or somewhere else.

[@Luisito-id1bx]

@@carriekay5987 Hope you can move out soon if possible for you

[@carriekay5987]

@@Luisito-id1bx - Yeah, it gets worse every day. That's what you get with poor leadership.

[@moviemusicspot360]

nice video my friend..here again to watch..🙏🙏

[@juliuscaesart]

Man this is gorgeous, reminds me of greater Seattle

[@Dirk-my2zf]

Without the communism and homelessness.

[@sanoroo]

Nice October walk. We live in Wisconsin, but consider Coeur d’Alene home. The lake is 27-miles north to south. If you return in July, you will be elbow-to-elbow with tourists.

[@royslade7426]

Head to Missoula by way of Big Fork, Montana. Check out Flathead Lake and Flathead river. Great sites and great people!

[@clintgolub1751]

Love Big Fork, and the Swan Valley route down to Missoula. You could probably do it as a giant circle from Coeur d’Alene leaving out through Sandpoint and back through Silver Valley in 1-day if you started at sunrise in the summer.

[@reikidreams9265]

Shhhh

[@Essays4College]

Beautiful city

[@vivamelo]

Heading to CDA today for some shopping. Now that the tourists have gone it’s way less crowded. My dogs love Mcuen Park! K27!!!

[@christophechavez5682]

No lunacy. Looks like a nice place.

[@Kamingo170]

Oh there's an abundance of lunacy here

[@yliaster-cyber-alchemy]

Alter Bridge ❤❤❤

[@captaincole4511]

Home sweet home!

[@michaelmacleod6517]

Reminds me of Spokane a bit, except for the water. Couer d'Alene and even Sandpoint have nothing to top it in the pacific northwest.

[@kimber1366]

Love my home! To give a bit of background on the name: In french "Cœur" means "Heart" ,d = of,and Alène = (is a punch used to pierce leather) At the time of the French Louisiana, fur traders and trappers French dubbed the Indians "Cœur d'Alène" because of his business hardness (Awl is a solid punch for working skins and furs). In their language, the Native Americans call themselves Skitswish which means ("the people that we discover here").

[@dphotos007]

Having lived at Lake Tahoe I would have to go with Lake Tahoe as my favorite lake. The reason people do not swim a lot in Lake Tahoe and Coeur d'Alene is because the water temperature even in August can be very cold.

[@BANDIT2DAY]

People swim in Lake Coeur d’Alene easily in August. The water temperature is 70° and above.

[@carlmj16]

What month did you record this video? It looks amazing!

[@Buddahgirl71]

You should do a video on Red Lodge, Montana in the Summer of course.

[@DonnyCutlets]

Boise! Very interested to see the downtown scene

[@RockSteady2727]

Try out Bend, Oregon

[@clintgolub1751]

Bend rocks!

[@ShellymanStudios]

What a beautiful small city. I would love to visit there someday. But, make sure y'all hide it from Californians!

[@ShellymanStudios]

@Phillip z Yes, I've heard about that!

[@evanscammell4194]

Its too late :(

[@chandlerleach5219]

To late haha we got them everywhere

[@gravitygear]

Damn, I've been wanting to visit CDA. We chose Denver this time around, but CDA and PHX may be our next stop.

[@JERios-wv8lx]

Thanks for the vid! Yes, I agree with you....this one looks more beautiful than Lake Tahoe!!!

[@smklein-k7085]

Coeur... means heart.. you missed best hamburger spot.. Hudson's Hamberger

[@baycleaves6250]

Do you live there?

[@smklein-k7085]

@@baycleaves6250 yes... born and raised..left to see the world but back

[@sebdewitt9205]

@@smklein-k7085 bullshit

[@haydenholt9898]

yes Hudsons Hamburger is very good! I love their food so much! (excuse my grammer)

[@paulamorris7466]

Looks lovely! How did the weather feel? Humid or dry? Are there a lot of bugs in the summer? Thanks in advance!

[@Cheryl-ke4pp]

It's not typically humid in the summer but very humid in the winter. And I don't recall bugs ever being an issue.

[@adriennebruce1673]

This is just a tiny part of Coeur d’Alene. The downtown area.

[@jordanbrazil6917]

The real estate is so high killing my dreams wish the usaf base was closer to cda

[@spicer41282]

Hey Jeff, Did you move back to Arizona for good? Or just a temp move for you?

[@brian2wltime310]

We are overcrowded with all of the people who have moved here. Certainly not the town I grew up in. :(

[@vladislavno]

The country is done for.

[@Dirk-my2zf]

@@vladislavnolibTWATS ruined it.

[@vladislavno]

@@Dirk-my2zf them and Israel

[@Cheryl-ke4pp]

From a native of Coeur'd Alene's point of view this used to be one of the best kept secrets and many call it 'God's country' (although God made beauty in every part of the world). It was around the late 80's & early 90's that droves of Californian's started moving here. The locals were/are not happy. To visit was one thing but to buy up the property and make CDA unbelievably expensive was not a welcoming idea. I remember seeing the newspaper headlines in the early 90's & on the front page was a car with CA plates that had been egged. It was becoming the rage & the article warned CA residents to get their plates changed as soon as they could. So now this sleepy little town hidden in the mountains grew up to be an overpriced city & the secret is no more.

[@jimmaderhomes752]

Wow!

[@josephtonn6371]

You should do a video of Spokane wa

[@sethdechand2657]

CDA is way better then Spokane lol

[@haydenholt9898]

Both amazing towns.

[@Dirk-my2zf]

@@haydenholt9898Washington State is a liberal shit hole.

[@shamlove0]

Look nice could when to Spokane wa

[@fryeguyfrye5520]

Looks better than any AZ lake.

[@Redbel]

Look like canada !

[@charlieferrari]

Dan Cummins brought me here

[@jasongreenwood8030]

coeur d alene I live here and it is french for HEARTS OF ALL named after the French traders who came up the st Joseph river to trade with the indians THe lake is the largest natural lake west of the continental divide

[@carriestuartparks9023]

Almost, Jason. The heart of an awl-a pointed tool used to make holes. The French felt the CdA natives were such shrewd traders that their hearts would fit on the tip an awl.

[@clintgolub1751]

The largest natural lake west of the Continental Divide is Flathead Lake in Montana, not Lake Coeur d’Alene. Even Pend Oreille is larger than CDA (and cleaner too).

[@josewiliamaraujosilva8241]

Tenho um grande amigo meu que mora nessa Cidade linda pena que perdi o contato dele.

[@moeb113]

Looks kinda similar to Lake Chelan

[@andreriette8829]

Coeur d'Alene or Heart of the awl. IDAHO 1800's begins with the first white people traveling over the rocky mountains into in the inland Northwest in the early years of the 1800's they were the fur traders and explorers, bringing with them their faithful french-speaking Iroquois scout indians.

[@static-remission27]

Gingerbread cookies after the drying

[@karenbrown3713]

Twin falls

[@Cheryl-ke4pp]

Have no clue what he's referring to as a rough biker vibe. If anything we are a mix of wealthy implants, friendly and relatively safe natives, and some leftover grunge looks from the 90's. Of course the crime rate is a little higher as the city grows but I certainly do n't think of CDA as rough. But hey if it will deter people from moving here then by all means yes..we are a rough & mean crew who snap without warning;-) Actually after 10 yrs of peacefully managing my duplex we had a drive-by shooting in the late 90's. True story & I have photos of the bullet marks to prove it. i had rented it to a single mom from CA who had 2 younger boys that were trouble! They also got caught stealing mail from mailboxes at Christmas.

[@templeguard1276]

Then there’s me an unwealthy implant who just wanted to live in northern Idaho and go to the community college while serving in the national guard and working a full or part time job. Looks like I’m going to have to commute since the rent is a bit steep for me lol. You don’t happen to know any smaller areas with possible rental apartments within 30-45 minutes? 😂 I’ve not had much luck but then again haven’t had time to truly look.

[@Cheryl-ke4pp]

@@templeguard1276 Nothing is cheap even in outer areas like Post Falls, Dalton Gardens, Hayden Lake etc. But they're still less $ than being right in town. Rathrum might be the least expensive. I was very lucky to secure a place off of Best Ave before prices got too high. And private owners are ALWAYS better than property managers. Look around & hunt for the "for rent'" signs.Good luck.

[@joshprice32000]

Looks like people living their lives, not wearing masks, and being free in a free country. This makes me want to move back to Idaho, I am over Kate Brown and her lockdowns and mask mandates in Oregon!

[@palbo4]

The no mask thing has been a huge problem here though - this is my town, and our hospital completely filled up with coronavirus patients not too long after he posted this video

[@joshprice32000]

@@palbo4 Wasn't because of no masks. The masks don't work when the general population wears them the incorrect way, touch their face non stop, re-use the same clothe masks, and the openings in a non surgical mask are too big to stop the virus anyways. It's smoke and mirrors to make people feel better, but the reality is that they do little nothing.

[@palbo4]

@@joshprice32000 it's absolutely because of people not wearing masks. The masks don't work when people don't wear them the right way so no one should wear them at all? That's a terrible argument. Wearing masks definitely lowers the amount of virus spread; even if they're incorrectly worn they still stop viruses spreading better than if no masks are worn at all. If you still don't believe masks work at this point the people you're listening to clearly don't know what they're talking about or are deliberately spreading misinformation. There's no debating that virus droplets don't spread as widely when they're blocked after exiting the nose or mouth. That's been scientifically proven a million times over by now and is just frankly common sense. If you can't understand that you're just not listening to real science. Viruses spread and pandemics grow when people don't take preventative measures, that's just how it works. When people just do whatever they want and only follow these measures inconsistently things get worse, like in CDA where hardly any places require or enforce mask mandates or social distancing. So the virus has been spreading like crazy here because that's what happens when people pretend the pandemic isn't real. Sorry to rant and I don't mean to be condescending, but this is just getting SO old. We were breaking country records for virus spread for a little while because people for the most part refuse to take the virus seriously here. It's infuriating. I love this town but I just don't feel safe where I live any more because of this ridiculous attitude people are taking about this pandemic

[@firedog451]

@@palbo4 Then leave! go to california! you will fit right in with all the other paranoid people that want the government to control every moment of ones life

[@EddieOTesla]

Did you just say people who work with their hands don't use their brains? lol Talk about an elitist comment.

[@static-remission27]

I told them, that stinky speedway is hideous

[@thani2720]

Welcome to Taiwan when the epidemic is over

[@Vesbolk]

My kind of place, though getting liberal.

[@sebdewitt9205]

Getting liberal..? Oh trust me not in the slightest very conservative

[@themasterschamp6504]

nic chemtrails

[@Kamingo170]

Translate?

[@mikeschroepfer8956]

The heart of Aline. Been there twice. with my pastor, folloing him on some errands. We went into Csco, Lowels and walmart, with him open carrry on full display. Casually however, Cour d Aline is way to liberal, contaminated by liberal immigrants.

[@user-gu6vf3je1d]

Thank you for this information. I was recently invited here and I suspected as much. I will pass on this opportunity. Lol

[@Youareanexperiment]

Nooo what a shame? Is it really liberal? 😤

[@mikeschroepfer8956]

@@Youareanexperiment Yup to many refugees leaving commie-fornia and left coastkl bringing their stupidity with them.

[@ericalexander2720]

Learn how to use a camera dude. Could not watch more than 3 minutes.

[@davidspoelstra8527]

It makes me want to puke that you would walk through downtown CDA and make a video that is SO full of crap...for benefit. Shame.

[@Kamingo170]

Explain how it's full of crap lmao

[@livingintheforest3963]

Too boring it looks super gentrified and it isn’t really country or rural and it really isn’t city it’s not interesting at all. I think it was probably beautiful in the 50s or the 60s or the 70s when my parents went there but I would not like this at all. Reminds me of the hand maidens tale. Was probably much more beautiful in the mining days when things were real not fake. Boring big summer homes.

[@AetigmaFacade]

Dont come gere we hate you... Lol jk also this is a hagodone add and hardly what Idaho has to offer

[@beaus3911]

Don't forget that the aryan nations compound was located there too

[@alangolub4739]

They were kicked out 20 years ago. National Socialism is not welcolm in Coeur d'Alene.

[@rebecca1431]

I am in Perth Australia. Love your videos. Also have to say: hope Trump loses next month. He is a total disgrace.

[@guhaad6514]

Lol Trump is the best thing happened to America. Worry about your country politics.

[@royslade7426]

Australia is a political mess. Your government is tyrannical and you people lay down and take. Trump, best president ever!

[@abishekkerpanashakishnanja9227]

I am from India we support Trump GOD BLESS AMERICA AND PRESIDENT TRUMP❤️🙏

[@nicomills712]

Trump 2020!

[@darla5371]

Just visited CDA 2 weeks ago. It’s absolutely beautiful and the people very welcoming. It’s very much like Lake Tahoe only much larger. It’s definitely Trump Country and it was wonderful to see all the support for our President there. Every restaurant we went to was amazing and prices very reasonable. Will definitely be back. Thank you for the great video.