Nestled just above Lewiston, Spur Road offers the perfect blend of rural privacy and outdoor adventure. Enjoy sweeping panoramic views of the Lewis-Clark Valley. Hiking, biking, and nature walks are right at your doorstep, with opportunities to observe local wildlife and native vegetation. For water enthusiasts, the Snake and Clearwater Rivers are just minutes away, offering boating, kayaking, and fishing. Outdoor gatherings are effortless under the wide-open skies, while the tranquility of this elevated setting provides a peaceful retreat from city life. Spur Road is ideal for those seeking a country lifestyle with easy access to Lewiston’s amenities, combining recreation, relaxation, and scenic beauty in one exceptional location.

REGION & CLIMATE:

The area offers a unique combination of rural charm and convenient city access. Residents enjoy peaceful setting, yet remain just minutes from downtown Lewiston. Daily errands and shopping are easy, with a variety of grocery stores, boutiques, and service centers nearby. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, Hells Gate State Park, and numerous local trails for hiking, biking, and water recreation. This region perfectly blends rural tranquility, recreational opportunities, and convenient access to city amenities.

The region enjoys a mild four-season climate with plenty of sunshine. Summers are warm and dry, with average highs in the mid-80s. Winters are cool but generally moderate, with occasional snowfall without heavy accumulation. Spring and fall bring crisp, comfortable temperatures and vibrant seasonal color. The area’s low humidity and clear skies make it a desirable location for both seasonal enjoyment and permanent living.

HISTORY:

Long before modern highways, the Old Lewiston Grade, was the lifeline connecting the river valley to the lands above Lewiston Hill. Built in 1917, it allowed farmers, traders, and travelers to climb nearly 2,000 feet with sweeping turns that showcased stunning valley views along the way. For decades, it was the main route out of Lewiston, blending practical transportation with scenic beauty, and remnants of its path still hint at the determination and ingenuity of early Idaho settlers. Spur Road itself today sits in this vicinity of historic hill routes and connects rural parcels to the broader Lewiston area. Its historical roots are tied less to a singular landmark event and more to the development of transportation patterns in northern Idaho.