Metaline Falls Travel Guide
Home to one of the largest diversity of big game animals found in the lower 48 states, the area also abounds with many National Historic Register buildings, such as the historic Washington Hotel and the Cutter Theater, a nationally recognized Center for the Arts in Metaline Falls. Nearby Sullivan Lake is the gateway to the Salmo-Priest Wilderness. Read more about Metaline Falls >>
CALENDAR for Metaline Falls [Metaline, Ione, Tiger]
METALINE FALLS SERVICES, DINING, LODGING AND MORE
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Boundary Tours
124 E. 5th Ave., Metaline Falls, Washington
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Guided kayak tours and canoe rentals on the beautiful Pend Oreille River between Metaline Falls and Boundary Dam. See gorgeous waterfalls, a more...
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Cathy's Café
221 E. 5th Ave., Metaline Falls, Washington
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Enjoy real home cooking with fast friendly service. Breakfast, lunch and dinner served all day. Featuring Char Broiled Burgers, Steaks, Home Baked more...
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Circle Motel
15802 Highway 31 N., Metaline Falls, Washington
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Singles, Doubles, park model home (living room, full kitchen, queen bedroom, bath, private 4 person hot tub), all with queen pillow-top mattress, more...
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam
10382 Boundary Rd., Metaline Falls, Washington
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Hydro-electric project; powerhouse and dam located on the Pend Oreille River. Generates power for the city of Seattle, WA. Tours; Tuesday - Sunday
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Sullivan Lake Ranger District
12641 Sullivan Lake Rd, Metaline Falls, WA
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The Sullivan Lake Ranger District is located in the extreme northeastern corner of Washington within the Colville National Forest. Stop by more...
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The Cutter Theatre
302 Park St., Metaline Falls, Washington
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The Cutter Theatre, designed by Kirtland Cutter who also designed Spokane's Davenport Hotel, is open for guided tours 12-3 Saturdays through Labor more...
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USFS Sullivan Lake Ranger District
12641 Sullivan Lake Rd., Metaline Falls, Washington
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Stop by the Sullivan Lake Ranger office at the north end of Sullivan Lake for information on local hiking, biking, history and camping in the more...
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