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Photo of paddleboarders courtesy of Spokane Parks and Recreation.

City Parks and Recreation Hosting Paddleboard Tours from New Downtown Spokane River Access Point (September 5)

Downtown Spokane has a new and unique location to enter the Spokane River in the heart of the Lilac City. The new access is located on the south side of the Spokane River, under the Division Street Bridge and near the Spokane Convention Center and was made possible through the generosity and partnership of the […]

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Parkside High Camp Flasks

The beauty of these wine and spirits flask and tumbler sets is the integration of quality-built drinking implements with a high-volume, insulated stainless steel flask that’s completely plastic free. The discreet, attractive design has integrated magnets that hold the two included tumblers in place, one on each end of the flask. An all-around excellent adult

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Explore Local Parks with the Greater Spokane Parks Challenge 

Our region has an amazing variety of parks, trails, conservation lands, pools and outdoor events. Regardless of your favorite way to get outside, there is a park for you!  It is with this in mind that Spokane City Credit Union (SCCU) and the Spokane Parks Foundation came up with the Greater Spokane Parks Challenge. Now

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Support Getting Outside Through Spokane Parks Foundation

Brief History of Spokane Parks About 70 years ago, Laurence Hamblen, who was the Spokane City Park Board President at the time, realized that there was a gap between what the local municipalities could provide and the very real parks and recreation needs in the community, including programming, infrastructure, playgrounds, and access for individuals with

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Photo of two mountain bikers riding on double track trail.

All Mountain: Northwest Bike Parks Offer Top-to-Bottom Riding

When it comes to mountain bike parks, more is more. Unlike their ski-season counterparts, where the vagaries of winter weather guarantee the mountain is never the same two days in a row, mountain bike park operators have to build in the variety—quite literally. “Our summer season pass holders have typically used their pass about double

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