Priest Lake

Priest Lake, Idaho, situated in the northernmost part of the Idaho Panhandle, with the northern end of the lake reaching out to inside 15 miles 24 km. The essential lake, bring down Priest, is 19 miles in length and more than 300 feet profound. Upper Priest is associated by a 2.5 mile avenue to bring down Priest. The historical backdrop of the lake goes back right around 10,000 years to the finish of the last ice age. After the immense icy masses that secured the majority of the region retreated and vegetation began to re-develop, people began to resettle the region. This is apparent from authentic curios found in the zone and old shake craftsmanship along the lake.