Hiking
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Wawawai County Park, located in Whitman County, WA, offers a serene camping experience with stunning river and hill views. The campground provides 9 first-come, first-served sites at $15 per night, with basic amenities and a nearby creek. The park features picnic areas, playgrounds, interpretive trails, and a small beach, making it an ideal family-friendly destination,…
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This trail is a little tricky to find, but it is located approximately 2 miles northwest of Starbuck, WA on WA Hwy 261. There is a small pullout area just in front of a road gate. The trail is roughly 1.3 miles long and wanders through the Tucannon Habitat Management Area. This is a highly…
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Breeden Falls is a waterfall on Rock Creek in Washington state. It is a little bit north of Towell Falls, and under the right conditions, you can most likely visit both falls in the same day. Breeden Falls is highly accessible, as you can drive right to it, if Breeden Road conditions are suitable to…
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Walk this abandoned rail line through part of Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge and enjoy all the nature it has to offer.
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Walk through ranch land filled with cows and wild grass as you make your way through a valley cut by Rock Creek thousands of years ago. Towell Falls is a smaller waterfall and the trailhead has a more to offer than you would expect to find at a free recreation area.
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Turner Flat Campground is located on FH 50 about 9 miles east of Avery, ID. This road is a very scenic drive along the St. Joe River. It does get narrow and twisty. I have seen various sizes of rock scattered across the road, so it is best to not get too aggressive with the…
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Robinson Park, located on the outskirts of Moscow, ID, offers a variety of group activities including picnic areas, baseball fields, and volleyball courts. It accommodates tent camping and RV sites and is equipped with basic facilities and trails. Despite some issues with noise and lack of privacy, the park is deemed ideal for family gatherings…
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I found the Kahlotus Railroad Tunnel on Google maps while searching for trailheads to explore. If you approach Kahlotus, WA via WA State Hwy 260, turn south onto Spokane Ave and travel roughly 1/2 a mile outside town. There will be a pullout on the left side of the road where you can park and…
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Just a quick little point of interest to stop at, have a picnic, and enjoy a short walk by a little creek.
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