It’s one of my bucket list items to visit! Found my long lost great grandfather buried in Wallace in a miners cemetery. He abandoned his family in Boston just prior to 1910 and I found him via Ancestry living in Gem as a miner. Died in 1925 buried in Wallace.
That was a nice lil drive through my small town.... MIss it dearly! You drove right past my house!!! And Yes!! It would have been nice to have seen all the historic homes!!! Oh and by the way the trolley is for the Sierra Silver Mine tour up the road from where it was coming from and they take you all around Wallace. Great place to live and grow up. Its waaaay up by the Montana/Washington border across I-90!!!
Whenever I’m in Wallace, it feels like I’m in a giant hole because of the way it’s surrounded by the mountains. It’s a strange feeling, but not an unpleasant one.
Nice, but having grown up there in the late 50's and into 60's, you missed the gorgeous historic homes, went right by the (back of) great library and its architecture and of course you missed the famous or infamous houses of "ill repute" in downtown which predominated the mining community that went side by side along with all the churches. The most famous madam in Wallace was responsible for the funds for the local swimming pool and the high school band uniforms. It was a most interesting and unforgettable place to grow up.... :)
Wallace is a fantastic basecamp to the National Forest road system that literally surrounds it on all sides. From UTV’s and ATV’s to snowmobiles and tank tracks on regular vehicles to take you splitboarding far out in snow country such as Thompson Pass, it’s really hard to beat this town’s location. Some forest roads like Hiawatha for biking, and those out of Moon Pass and the Trail of the CdA’s paved path down to the lake I think really are almost world-class.
Wallace,ID :) Nice to see that again. We've been there on July the 3rd. Just to see the grand parade for July the 4th. Was funny and... It is close to that Ride of the Hiawatha bike way :)
THERE'S NOTHING BEAUTIFUL ABOUT THAT PYTHON FREEWAY SCARING THE ENVIRONMENT AS IT CIRCLES THE TOWN. WALLACE IS JUST NOWHERE AT ALL, AND THIS VIDEO SHOWS THE PLACE IS THE KIND OF EXPOSE SMART CITY FATHERS AVOID. THE POPULATION IS ALSO SOMEWHAT RACIST.
I would have to agree with the comment, I live in Texas, and always thought idaho was Flat like it is here and boring, this place looks like a beautiful dream!
Rice Krispies flat headed Calif,s you sure don't want them there pipping Starbucks n McDonald's n n n n = state town ruined..fight to keep your town californicator free!!!!!!?Idahoans say NO to caliphonies coming to you...
Wallace, Idaho is notable for being the filming location of the 1997 disaster film “Dante’s Peak”, in which it is portrayed as the titular fictional town in Washington state, with the large hill overlooking the town early in the video digitally altered to look like a volcano, whose eruption the film centers around.
🔴Hey, these are interesting! It would be very helpful to show where these towns/places are on the map (in contrast to the state and the country), at the beginning of your video.
When I think of Idaho, potatoes is what comes to mind...Didn't realize it has beautiful mountains and scenic byways...Boise is the only city I can come up with...Wallace must be a tourist destination as it has its own trolley service. You are one lucky guy to have visited so many places in the U.S. of A. Say, have you visited all 50 states yet? Not to be nosey or anything, but why are you travelling all alone? Just curious... ~Bel~
One thing I've noticed, that town is clean, unlike here in South Africa our towns are filthy and neglected by incompetent municipal leaders and by our ruling party, I must say Wallace is truly a beautiful town
I'd like the next earthquake to remove that God Awful elevated highway and get something put in on the old road lyou're driving on that looks normal. Man, the USA and it's highway designs violate every fashion police rule I can think of.
They did a remarkable job of restoring the town after Dante's Peak erupted.
Oh wow I forgot about that 😯 they’ve done an amazing job getting the town back to how it used to be
this is one of the many beautiful little towns throughout the Silver Valley. HOME SWEET HOME!
I lived down or up the road in Osburn, ID during the working as a Mine Engineer for the Bunker Hill and then Day Mines. Many fond memories
It’s one of my bucket list items to visit! Found my long lost great grandfather buried in Wallace in a miners cemetery. He abandoned his family in Boston just prior to 1910 and I found him via Ancestry living in Gem as a miner. Died in 1925 buried in Wallace.
fun! I saw the house where I was born 97 years ago.
How old are sir ?
@@BigBoss-cc2mh 100 now or dead
@@BigBoss-cc2mh but I think he's lying...
😭😭😂😂😂😂
Nice! Im a local to this area and appreciate your video. Thanks for stopping by. Rock On my Friend!!!! :-)~
It was very quiet in Wallace 9 years ago. Lots changed, lot hasn’t. Good show. Proud to call Wallace home.
I wonder how many people watched this because of Dante's Peak. I just have a weird feeling watching this vid because of the movie.
me
@abbey lunden yeah i wanna go for a trip bro!
Yep, I sure did
That was a nice lil drive through my small town.... MIss it dearly! You drove right past my house!!! And Yes!! It would have been nice to have seen all the historic homes!!! Oh and by the way the trolley is for the Sierra Silver Mine tour up the road from where it was coming from and they take you all around Wallace. Great place to live and grow up. Its waaaay up by the Montana/Washington border across I-90!!!
Born and raised in Osburn and Wallace. It will always be a part of me
grew up in osburn to
+Alexander Garner ALEX ITS JERRY
I lived in wallace
@@bettyahlheit2071 i kissed you betty :)
Whenever I’m in Wallace, it feels like I’m in a giant hole because of the way it’s surrounded by the mountains. It’s a strange feeling, but not an unpleasant one.
Nice, but having grown up there in the late 50's and into 60's, you missed the gorgeous historic homes, went right by the (back of) great library and its architecture and of course you missed the famous or infamous houses of "ill repute" in downtown which predominated the mining community that went side by side along with all the churches. The most famous madam in Wallace was responsible for the funds for the local swimming pool and the high school band uniforms. It was a most interesting and unforgettable place to grow up.... :)
Patricia Bumgarner
Do you remember the A&W?? THE BEST FOOD!
@R T It's history! We know what Millennials and gen z know about history, absolutely nothing.
So, stfu and learn about it instead of destroying it!
My mom grew up in osburn and went to hs at Wallace High. '54
@@user-lz3em1cd5h I remember from the 60s
Hello does anyone know anything about the ghost lady in the train station? It seem like there some waiting for the train it's a lady
Hi. You missed the historic Red Light district, which bears some of the most interesting information about the people. Thanks.
Thanks for the visit to Wallace Tim, my visit to the town was quite brief and
I plan to go back again.
I like this town and probably will explore it more when I get to Idaho. thank you for this video!
Wallace is a fantastic basecamp to the National Forest road system that literally surrounds it on all sides. From UTV’s and ATV’s to snowmobiles and tank tracks on regular vehicles to take you splitboarding far out in snow country such as Thompson Pass, it’s really hard to beat this town’s location.
Some forest roads like Hiawatha for biking, and those out of Moon Pass and the Trail of the CdA’s paved path down to the lake I think really are almost world-class.
Nice video. Wish you had driven through the neighborhood to see the some of the beautiful historic homes.
Dante's Peak
It seems so odd to see a large overpass or interstate interchange or whatever it is so close to the small town streets in such a pretty town
okay but this place is honestly really aesthetic and i really wanna visit it 💀
I lived there for a year during high school. Which was about 30 years ago. Missed seeing the homes in the video.
Wallace,ID :) Nice to see that again. We've been there on July the 3rd. Just to see the grand parade for July the 4th. Was funny and... It is close to that Ride of the Hiawatha bike way :)
Back in the late 80's there was a Shelby GT 500 sitting in one of the empty stores in the center of town.
Exit 62 in Wallace is amazing that's why people show pictures of it
THERE'S NOTHING BEAUTIFUL ABOUT THAT PYTHON FREEWAY SCARING THE ENVIRONMENT AS IT CIRCLES THE TOWN. WALLACE IS JUST NOWHERE AT ALL, AND THIS VIDEO SHOWS THE PLACE IS THE KIND OF EXPOSE SMART CITY FATHERS AVOID. THE POPULATION IS ALSO SOMEWHAT RACIST.
I want to move to Idaho. Badly.
Suuuuper beautiful.THANKS 😎😎😎😎😎
Great video I from England and would love to live there.
I would have to agree with the comment, I live in Texas, and always thought idaho was Flat like it is here and boring, this place looks like a beautiful dream!
Deborah Lancaster I like it that way. Keeps them small and quint. Don’t like tourists or Californians moving here
Rice Krispies flat headed Calif,s you sure don't want them there pipping Starbucks n McDonald's n n n n = state town ruined..fight to keep your town californicator free!!!!!!?Idahoans say NO to caliphonies coming to you...
Wallace, Idaho is notable for being the filming location of the 1997 disaster film “Dante’s Peak”, in which it is portrayed as the titular fictional town in Washington state, with the large hill overlooking the town early in the video digitally altered to look like a volcano, whose eruption the film centers around.
This is a definite bucket list item: Visit the town where my Favorite Movie was filmed
i lived there for 4 years awesome place
Stayed overnight therein local motel, I forgot my cellphone there and they mailed it to me, my last name is wallace. Beautiful place
🔴Hey, these are interesting! It would be very helpful to show where these towns/places are on the map (in contrast to the state and the country), at the beginning of your video.
why the dis likes?!!! people are so strange!
i lived there before the highway i went 4-6 grade there
lots of memories 😊
Small Picturesque town. Everyone must know everyone.
When I think of Idaho, potatoes is what comes to mind...Didn't realize it has beautiful mountains and scenic byways...Boise is the only city I can come up with...Wallace must be a tourist destination as it has its own trolley service. You are one lucky guy to have visited so many places in the U.S. of A. Say, have you visited all 50 states yet? Not to be nosey or anything, but why are you travelling all alone? Just curious...
~Bel~
One thing I've noticed, that town is clean, unlike here in South Africa our towns are filthy and neglected by incompetent municipal leaders and by our ruling party, I must say Wallace is truly a beautiful town
I wanna being there once in my life
Wonderful video! Including a link to it in my newest book.
Very nice video Tim.
not from idaho, from the east coast, but want to visit here someday
is this the place where dante's peak was filmed
Is there a bike path that goes along the river to connect the little towns?
Dante's Peak movie
Idaho красивейший штат, спасибо.
виктор жуков I lived there for ten years! Beautiful!
Nice job!
my husband hometown where he was raised
I WOULDN'T BRAG ABOUT IT...
Start reminded me a bit of Brennero/Brenner pass
Oh, here has just clicked on this video because you grew up in Wallace
Dante's Peak 🌋
1:44 there was the 55 chevy was in that area.
looks like the location of alan wake and dantes peak, awesome town
Paradise
Did you name this town after Mike Wallace?
It would have been great to add music to it.
Where is the volcano? 🌋
The Luxette! (Or at least that's what I heard)
Best place to raise a family, population under 5,000
Lana Turner was born in Wallace, ID.
Looks like Dante’s Peak.
rename it dante's peak
Dantes'peack
6:52 gas price is around $4.00?
YOU'RE LUCKY IT'S NOT 5$.
I was in Idaho a month ago and gas was $2.79 a gallon.
I'd like the next earthquake to remove that God Awful elevated highway and get something put in on the old road lyou're driving on that looks normal. Man, the USA and it's highway designs violate every fashion police rule I can think of.