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Burn Regulations

See the regulations below for burning around Twin Lakes. You can find more information at the Nothern Lakes Fire District website at www.northernlakesfire.com. You can also find burn permits at burnpermits.idaho.gov.

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Twin Lakes Improvement Association

Twin Lakes, previously named Fish Lake, became a popular vacation spot in the early 1900s. People arrived at the lake by horse-drawn wagon or train. Several steam-powered boats served the lake by picking people up and ferrying them to their destinations and by delivering groceries to vacationers’ cabins. Twin Lakes had a sociable atmosphere created by various hotels, resorts, dance halls, and boat parades. Bing Crosby, prior to his notoriety, and his cohorts performed locally and were known to canoe to Rathdrum via the creek on Saturday evening. The lakes have remained throughout the years an enticing and unpretentious place for recreation including fishing, swimming, boating, and waterskiing.

Twin Lakes Improvement Association is a registered 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization #82-0394746 – Incorporated October 4, 1956.

The goal of the Association shall be the improvement and ultimate preservation of the historic natural values of Twin Lakes for all users. The Twin Lake Improvement Association membership extends to 1,200 residents on and around the lakes.

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