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Historical, Unusual and Big Trees of Coeur d'Alene

This booklet is a guide to some of the special trees within Coeur d'Alene’s city limits those that have historic significance, are unusual to our area, or are the biggest of their species. Nominations came from interested citizens, tree care workers and the city's street tree inventory. All trees included here can be viewed from public areas. They have been reviewed and measured by members of Coeur d'Alene’s Urban Forestry Committee and students from Coeur d'Alene High School biology and Forestry Team.

Would you like to nominate a tree that you feel is historic, unusual or big?

"Big" trees refers to those that are the largest of their species, determined by a formula that includes the trunk circumference, height and crown spread. Although we did our best to locate the "biggest," we acknowledge that there may be larger trees yet to be discovered. There may also be more trees with historic value or that are a "unusual" species within the city. We therefore welcome additional nominations and hope to publish future editions of this guide. With this guide, we hope you will enjoy viewing and learning more about Coeur d'Alene's historic, unusual, and big trees.

Click here for the large brochure In Appreciation
The Parks Department and the Urban Forestry Committee wishes to thank all of those who helped us with this guide. We extend our appreciation to all the people who nominated trees, including those whose trees were not selected.