This is a 4 mile round trip hike with about a 1/2 mile of steep rigorous trail to the top of the butte that explores nearly 640 acres on top of Steamboat Rock. Wildflowers blooming, beautiful rock formations, and breathtaking views of Banks Lake and wildlife; it’s what this hike is all about. The trail […]
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Enjoy this guided hike through the desert exploring amazing geological formations, ancient lakes, spring flowers and wildlife. This is a 5-6 mile total out and back hike in scablands with rocky, rolling hills and geological views. Guides, transportation and hiking poles provided. Register today at spokanerec.org! Pre-trip information emailed after registration.
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Enjoy a solitary ramble on this 3 mile moderate hike to Hog Lake. Spring is the best time to visit as you’ll likely find the local desert full of blooming wildflowers, migratory songbirds and the lake alive with nesting waterfowl. The geology around this area is incredible! We may even be lucky enough to view
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 Ages 21+ Snowshoeing is awesome! Join us on a 2-3 mile snowshoe tour through the woods of Mt Spokane State Park. Following our adventure we will head to Big Barn Brewery in Green Bluff to learn about their locally crafted beer and enjoy some tasty beverages to “tap” off the day. Snowshoes, poles, guides & transportation included. Beverages
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Wyakin Map Spokane Parks and Recreation is planning two volunteer trail building days this fall one on Veteran’s Day Friday November 11 from 12-3PM and another Saturday November 12 from 9AM-Noon at Wyakin Park which is located in the Northwest part of Spokane at the corner of Assembly and Francis. This area is about 20
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The City of Spokane Parks & Recreation department is offering a Leave No Trace workshop for outdoor enthusiasts. The program teaches how to reduce environmental impact while hiking, camping and enjoying other outdoor recreation activities. Date: Thursday, August 20th, 2009 Time: 6vpm Location: REI classroom Cost: $19 per person Registration deadline: August 11th Only 14
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The Spokane Parks and Recreation Department has hired a non-profit firm, GP RED, to help conduct an ambitious comprehensive planning process. The intent of this project is to create a sustainable parks and recreation system for future Spokane residents. The meetings/workshops will take place on July 13, 14 and 15 at various locations throughout the city. Monday, July 13, 2009
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