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Sandpoint Idaho Community

Sandpoint has the laid-back feel of a recreation town while simultaneously boasting a business and arts community that is surprisingly sophisticated and diverse...

As our community continues to develop and move forward, people around the nation are recognizing the special qualities we offer residents and visitors. Besides an exciting array of outdoor activities for all seasons, Sandpoint offers cultural activities that rival larger cities.

Many Sandpoint residents are former tourists who couldn’t stay away. After exploring the scenery, wholesome lifestyle, and fascinating events in this community, people ask themselves, “Why not leave behind the city/suburban lifestyle and live in this wonderful place year round?”

Sandpoint in the news:

"Sandpoint has always emphasized the outdoors life," begins a New York Times article ..." an 'Old West Atmosphere in a Sporting Paradise."

Sunset Magazine Headlines Sandpoint "The West's Best Small Town" Idaho's Lake Country in Sunset Magazine covers northern Idaho's lake country in a 4-page travel feature on Coeur d'Alene, Pend Oreille and Priest lakes.

"It's a Norman Rockwell-meets-Ansel Adams classic, brought to life every summer..." That's how USA Today describes Sandpoint in the major feature story on our town.

Retirees find own private Idaho "It might sound like the middle of nowhere, but this funky community in the Idaho Panhandle pretty much has it all." - Business Week, July 24, 2006

Portrayed as one of "10 Great Adventure Towns" - National Geographic Adventure, September 2004

"The twin playgrounds of the lake and 8,000 foot peaks prevent any dead spots on the calendar." - Outside Magazine, August 2004

"Top 10 Coolest Mountain Towns - Sandpoint, Idaho" - Mens Journal, November 2005

"Great Adventure Town - Where to Live and Play Now" - National Geographic Adventure, September 2004

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