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Riverside Park - Sinclair Creek flows through the park. It meets the Tobacco River, which makes it a favorite spot for fishing, canoeing, rafting, and tubing. There are picnic tables and fire pits for your barbecuing needs. If you choose to camp there, you will need to pay a camping fee at the Town Hall which is just one block north on Dewey Ave. Riverwalk - This is a paved loop that parallels the Tobacco River. You may be able to see birds, beavers, deer, moose, bears and other wildlife while on your walk or wheelchair. The entrance is located at the Historical Village behind the Rexford Railroad building. Look for the wood-carved bear arches. Historical Village - Is located on a 5 acre parcel at the entrance of Eureka. It contains authentic buildings of late 19th and early to mid 20th centuries. Buildings are open from Memorial Day to Labor Day or you may just take a walk which is available year round. Lake KooCanUsa - This is a 90 mile reservoir lake that was formed when the Libby Dam was constructed in the late 1960's and 1970's. It is named Kootenai, Canada and USA. Stone Hill Cliffs - This is located 15 minutes south of Koocanusa Bridge on Hwy 37. It is an excellent giant, hard rock buttresses for beginning and expert climbers and repellers. Lookouts - Black Butte, McGuire Mountain, Webb Mountain, Stahl Peak Lookout, and Mt. Marston Lookout are some to name a few. Most of these lookouts are rentable if you wish to stay in one of them. Contact the Eureka USFS.
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