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Wallace, Idaho
Photo: Drown Soda, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Burke sits in a canyon only about 300 feet wide where a railroad once ran through the lobby of the Tiger Hotel. Founded around 1887 for silver, lead and zinc mining, it saw a deadly 1892 labor gunfight and avalanches, and its last mine closed in 1991. Brick buildings remain along the road and a mine complex stands on the slope, and people still live in the canyon.
The canyon road is narrow; some areas are gated, and visiting at night is not recommended.
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