Highway 95 entering Sandpoint. - This photograph depicts Sandcreek, with Lake Pend Oreille in the background.  The Marina shown is Sandpoint Marina with and the historical "Powerhouse" building.

Sandcreek in downtown Sandpoint, Idaho.

Sandcreek and the "Sandpoint Byway" on Highway 95 in Sandpoint, Idaho.   The Cedar Street Bridge that crosses Sandcreek has several retail shops and places to eat.  The green roofed buildings are the "Seasons at Sandpoint" condos and the red roofed buildings depicted on the lower right of the image are the "Edgewater Motel" and the "Trinity at City Beach" restaurant.

Lake Pend Oreille in Sandpoint, Idaho, and the "Train Bridge" with part of Gold Mountain depicted.

Looking West as the sunsets in North Idaho behind the famous Sandpoint Long Bridge.  The Sandpoint Train Bridge is the bridge on the right side of the image.  The bridges are generally considered the place where Lake Pend Oreille (right side of image) starts flowing into the Pend Oreille River (left side of image). 

The Sandpoint Train Bridge - Prior to the dams on the Clark Fork River and Pend Oreille River, the middle section of this bridge rotated to allow for larger vessels to pass below the bridge.  Today the bridge is a "fixed" bridge and no longer rotates, but you can still see the steel wheels and track on the middle pylon of its days past.

Gold Mountain on Lake Pend Oreille in Sandpoint, Idaho.

Lewis Beach on Lake Pend Oreille - This shoreline is in Sagle, Idaho, which is the town immediately South of the Long Bridge from Sandpoint.

Rocky Point in Dover, Idaho, with the town of Sandpoint, Idaho, in the background.

Sandpoint City Beach on Lake Pend Oreille.

Looking East at Highway 2 going into Sandpoint, Idaho.

Spring time in Sandpoint, Idaho, looking at the "Long Bridge" and Gold Mountain.