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Help Restore the Spokane River and Create Water Trail Access at State Line

You will help restore the riparian area, improve habitat for fish, enhance water quality, and make for an aesthetically pleasing water trail access and bike ride along Centennial Trail. Date: October 18th and 19th Location:State Line off Seltice Way. Directions online. Volunteer Times: Friday: Noon – 4 pm Saturday: 9 am – Noon, 1 – 4 […]

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Walk across Washington in celebration of the State Parks centennial year

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Support the environment and Washington’s state parks by entering this 365-day challenge OLYMPIA – Nov. 21, 2012 – The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission and Evergreen State Volkssport Association (ESVA) invite the public to participate in the ESVA Centennial 2013 State Parks Challenge. The Centennial 2013 State Parks Challenge registration will begin at the

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Chatthoochee Riverwalk Trail

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This is a new bike/ped bridge on the trail in Columbus GA. The trai was created around the same time as Spokane’s Centennial Trail and now they are spending millions to upgrade it.

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State of the Trails 2011

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Every year we gather together to share information about what is happening in outdoor recreation in our “near nature near perfect” Spokane. It is just to hard to attend all of the meetings for all of the wonderful outdoor organizations that help support recreation in Spokane so we bring everyone together for a quick report.

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Centenial Trail Photo Contest

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Your picture could be a star! Do you revel in the beauty of the Spokane Centennial Trail? Would you like to show your talent as a photographer? Would you like to see your masterpiece photo of the Centennial Trail on TV? Friends of the Centennial Trail is hosting a photo contest and the winning photos

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Volunteer to Help the Trail

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The bridge at Bowl and Pitcher. Photo courtesy Riverside State Park. Want to help keep up Spokane’s favorite trail? REI is helping organize a volunteer event this Saturday at Riverside State Park. Spokane REI — Volunteer and Give Back: 8th Annual Unveil the Trail Cycling, Dog friendly, Family, Kids Date: 4/17/2010 Event Location: Bowl and

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Photo of biker and two horses with riders stopped on the Ferry County Rail Trail.

Trail Dreams

Editorial, Magazine Article / By Out There Outdoors

By Jon Snyder, founding publisher of Out There Monthly I wish there was an automatic people-counter on the newly paved portion of the Fish Lake Trail. Annecdotal evidence suggests that the mild winter and the long wait for the new trail segments has combined for an explosion of users. This winter also saw a $2 million

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Trail Talk

Leave a Comment / News / By Erika Prins Simonds

If the July OTM cover story got you thinking about the Centennial Trail, you’ll be interested to read this Spokesman-Review interview with Kaye Turner, executive director of the Friends of the Centennial Trail.

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You Can Show You Love The Trail

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This just in from the Friends of the Centennial Trail: Annual All Trail Clean-up! Join us to prepare the Trail for the 2009 season. Unveil the Trail is our annual clean-up event. Friends of the Centennial Trail host over 300 volunteers on the Trail. These volunteers come from their Adopt -A-Mile groups and community volunteers.

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Trail Running in Spokane County

Magazine Article / By Amy McCaffree

DIRT PROVIDES RESPITE for a runner’s body, while road is unforgiving. “Trail running is so much softer on joints and bones; I could not put in nearly as much mileage if it was all on pavement. Also, just the beauty of it and getting out of the city and back to nature,” says Chris Zeller,

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