Exploring Treaty Rock in Post Falls, Idaho ✍️🌲

Simba 🐾 and I explored Treaty Rock in Post Falls, Idaho—a fascinating landmark with a story etched right into stone. This site marks where, in the 1870s, settlers and the Coeur d’Alene Tribe carved a treaty agreement into the rock, making it a meaningful reminder of the region’s layered history. Today, Treaty Rock serves as both a community park and a monument to Idaho’s past.

📍 Highlights from Our Visit

✍️ Historic rock carvings marking the 1870s treaty
🌲 Peaceful setting surrounded by pine trees
🚶‍♀️ Short trail with interpretive signs explaining its history
🛻 Great stop for history buffs and road trippers alike
🐾 Dog-friendly exploration—Simba approved!

A Walk Through History

Standing before Treaty Rock, I couldn’t help but imagine what it must have been like here in the 19th century, when negotiations between settlers and the Coeur d’Alene Tribe were literally carved into stone. The rock itself still displays these historic markings, making it a unique, tangible connection to Idaho’s early past.

The small park surrounding the site adds to the experience, with interpretive signs offering context about the treaty and the people involved. It’s a quick stop, but one that leaves a lasting impression.

Why Visit Treaty Rock?

Cultural significance: It’s a preserved piece of history you can still see firsthand.
Accessibility: Just minutes off I-90 in Post Falls, making it an easy detour for travelers.
Scenic charm: Surrounded by pines and nature, it offers a peaceful pause on any road trip.
Dog-friendly: Simba enjoyed sniffing around while I explored the history.

Whether you’re a local history buff or simply passing through on a road trip, Treaty Rock is worth a stop to reflect on Idaho’s heritage.

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Come along as Simba and I explore Treaty Rock, check out the historic carvings, and wander the pine-shaded trails. It’s a short visit, but one full of meaning, scenery, and history.

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