Old Apple Tree Park by VisitWa

The Old Apple Tree was planted in 1826 on Fort Vancouver and is thought to be the oldest apple tree in the Northwest. It is also considered the matriarch of Washington State's apple industry. Vancouver's Old Apple Tree is 176 years old and it's ready for another celebration of life. The annual Old Apple Tree Festival is typically held on the first Saturday in October from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Old Apple Tree Park. You will find environmental education and historic preservation with Heritage Tree walks, Historic Clark County tours, Birds of Prey show, scavenger hunts along the waterfront trail , kids' activities, and much more. As a bonus, the Urban Forestry Commission gives away state-grown apples, as well as tree cuttings from the Old Apple Tree to each visitor.

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Quilcene Historical Museum by VisitWa

(360)765-4848 Explore the Quilcene Historical Museum's ever-changing, multi-faceted exhibits and learn more about the town of Quilcene and its people. Enjoy the tranquil setting at their free picnic area while sneaking a peek at the newly constructed Linger Longer Stage or browse the gift shop for local publications. A research area is also available for use and one of the Museum's knowledgeable volunteers would be delighted to help locate the information you may seek. Open Months: April thru October Days: Friday-Monday Hours: 1-5 PM. Email: QuilceneMuseum@olypen.com Website: www.QuilceneMuseum.org

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The Village by VisitWa

The Hudson's Bay Company Village was home to workers and their families who supported the operations of Fort Vancouver. Residents included trappers, blacksmiths, carpenters, and other laborers. In its heyday, the Village housed over 500 people from diverse ethnic backgrounds, including members of over 30 Indian tribes, Hawaiians, English, Scottish, and French Canadians. The Village included a variety of small dwellings, with styles reflecting the diversity of their inhabitants. Today, the reconstructed House 1 and House 2, along with fence lines and trails, gives visitors a sense of the vibrant and complex life of this multicultural community. Explore The Village with free interactive apps and the Fort Vancouver Mobile Project! Search "Fort Vancouver" in the Android or Apple markets, or visit www.FortVancouverMobile.net.

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Land Bridge by VisitWa

Designed by noted landscape architect Johnpaul Jones in consultation with artist Maya Lin, the Land Bridge, a Confluence Project, features native plants and artwork highlighting the Native Americans' connection to the land and water. The trail, named for Vancouver's Mayor at the time Royce Pollard, winds past Fort Vancouver and the Hudson's Bay Company Village to the 40 foot wide bridge over Highway 14. The bridge features sweeping views of the Fort and the Columbia River. The half mile trail is open year round from sunrise to sunset. For more information, please call the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Visitor Center at (360) 816-6230 or visit the park online at www.nps.gov/fova.

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Centennial Trail in Shohomish by VisitWa

Trail begins near north Snohomish County line. The trail is designed for hiking, biking & equestrian use only, NO motorized vehicles. * 30 miles of completed trail (Arlington south to Snohomish) * 10' wide multi-purpose paved trail * 6' wide natural surface parallel equestrian trail * Picnic tables, benches * Restrooms * Shelters available for rent at Machias Trailhead Serves as a conservation corridor protecting sensitive and important natural and cultural resources Provides a safe alternative transportation route Currently connects Snohomish, Lake Stevens, Arlington, and points between http://www1.co.snohomish.wa.us/Departments/Parks/Park_Information/Park_Directory/Regional_Parks/Centennial_Trail.htm

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Ipatyev Monastery, Kostroma by VisitWa

An overnight train will take you from Moscow to Kostroma, a small cozy town included in the Golden Ring of Russia. It is in Ipatyev Monastery that the family of Romanov agreed to enthronement. A very picturesque place with spectacular views of the Volga River, nicely decorated wooden houses, and traditional Russian atmosphere. You can enjoy some of the best Russian cheeses and perfect tourist infrastructure here, too!

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Republic Prospectors' Days in June by VisitWa

The Can-Can Girls and Prospector Willy welcome you to the annual Prospectors’ Days! Rush to Republic for three days of tradition, celebration and adventure. Bring the whole family to pan for gold… real gold! Register your team for the 3 on 3 basketball tournament. Lace up for the 10K Gold Rush Run, a challenging road race that starts and finishes downhill, and winds through spectacular scenery. Watch (or participate in) strenuous logging and mining competitions that showcase the industries that built our town. Line up to watch the parade, and enjoy the high-noon shootout that precedes it. Listen to live music in the park, take part in the Friday-night street dance, admire the classic car show, play bingo, and see the thrills and spills of both soapbox derby and stock car racing. Check out our entire lineup of events to see what you simply can't miss. www.prospectorsdays.com

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Mt. Rainier Visitors Center at Longmire by visitwainfo

360-569-6575 Usually open daily from late May to early October and closed in winter, where visitors can obtain wilderness permits and hiking and backcountry camping information. (In the winter, visitors can obtain climbing and wilderness permits at the Longmire Museum.) July 1 - Oct 8, 9:00am - 5:00pm Starting Oct 9, open 9:00am - 4:30pm

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Henry M. Jackson Visitors Center at Paradise by visitwainfo

360-569-6571 It offers exhibits, a great new film on Mount Rainier, a bookstore, snack bar, gift shop and guided Ranger-programs. The paved road to 5,400-foot-elevation Paradise remains open year-round. The visitor center is usually open daily from May to early October. From mid-October through April, it is usually open only on weekends and holidays. September 3 - October 8, 10:00am - 6:00pm Starting Oct 9, open 10:00am - 5:00pm, weekends & holidays only

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Sunrise Visitors Center by visitwainfo

360-663-2425 Open daily from early July to early October and closed in winter. Features exhibits, guided interpretive programs, book sales, and a picnic area.

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Darrington Ranger Station by VisitWa

The Forest Service District Headquarters is in Darrington, and a stop at the Range Station is an excellent idea if you need maps, information, directions, or a Recreation Pass for access to the many amenities on the Mountain Loop. Directly across the street is the Nels Bruseth Park, with a beautiful display of original Sauk dugout canoes, used by native people and whites for early transportation on the local rivers. (360) 436-1155 http://myoncell.mobi/sounds/13603553170/media/13603553170_mmss_stop23.mp4 http://www.fs.usda.gov/main/mbs/home

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Corps of Discovery Timeline Walk by VisitWa

Carved into a sidewalk at Hells Canyon Resort next to Red Wolf Bridge on the Snake River, visitors can explore a walking history of Lewis and Clark’s expedition across North America. Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Silcott Pond by VisitWa

A small impoundment off the Snake River near the bottom of Alpowa Grade (west of Clarkston) is open to fishing year-round. Silcott Pond is normally stocked in the spring with Rainbow Trout, and will provide for some great fishing in the early season and throughout the year. This pond get fished intensively during spring and early summer, and has public access. (Text courtesy Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.) Kids who are 14 and younger don’t need a fishing license to fish in the state of Washington; No license is required for anyone on Free Fishing Weekend, which is the first weekend in June following the first Monday. Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Golf Course Pond by VisitWa

This Pond is open to fishing year-round and is normally stocked in the spring with Rainbow Trout. Golf Course ponds will receive 425 jumbo (14 inch or larger) rainbow trout this year, in addition to the regular stocking of just over 21,000 8-12 inch rainbows. Two fish over 13 inches may be retained as part of the five trout daily limit. This pond get fished intensively during spring and early summer, and has public access. (Text courtesy Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.) Kids who are 14 and younger don’t need a fishing license to fish in the state of Washington; No license is required for anyone on Free Fishing Weekend, which is the first weekend in June following the first Monday. Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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West Evans Road Pond by VisitWa

A small impoundment off the Snake River between the bottom of Alpowa Grade and Clarkston, is open to fishing year-round. West Evans ponds will receive 425 jumbo rainbow trout this year, in addition to the regular stocking of just over 21,000 8-12 inch rainbows. Two fish over 13 inches may be retained as part of the five trout daily limit. This pond get fished intensively during spring and early summer and has public access. (Text courtesy Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.) Kids who are 14 and younger don’t need a fishing license to fish in the state of Washington; no license is required for anyone on Free Fishing Weekend, which is the first weekend in June following the first Monday. Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Asotin Headgate County Park Fishng Pond by VisitWa

This small impoundment off Asotin Creek in Headgate County Park is eight miles west of Asotin and is open only to juveniles, seniors and those who have a disability license. Open season is from the fourth Saturday in April and continues through October 31. This pond is stocked with catchable and jumbo size rainbow trout. Fishing is good during spring before the water warms too much. (Text courtesy Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.) Kids who are 14 and younger don’t need a fishing license to fish in the state of Washington; no license is required for anyone on Free Fishing Weekend, which is the first weekend in June following the first Monday. Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Valley Art Center by VisitWa

Valley Art Center is located in the heart of historic downtown Clarkston and exhibits the work of local artists. Admission is free and open to the public. Open Monday - Friday Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Greenbelt Walking Path by VisitWa

The paved Greenbelt covers several miles of paved pathways along the Snake River and features a number of interpretive plaques between Clarkston and Asotin. The Army Corps of Engineers maintains the Greenbelt for walking, running, bicycling and skating. Restroom facilities are available at intervals. Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Swallows Park by VisitWa

Swallows Park is a day use area that features a boat launch, covered shelters, drinking water, picnic tables, open barbecues and a playground area. Swallows Park is part of a lengthy greenbelt on the banks of the Snake River. Park hours: Daily, 7am - 10pm Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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Granite Lake Park by VisitWa

Granite Lake Park features covered picnic area, paved pathways and landscaping that includes plants that were native to the area 200 years ago when the Corps of Discovery traveled through. Restroom facilities are available. Park hours: Daily, 7am - 10pm Each year, Clarkston hosts a number of events that are free and open to the public; learn more at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/events-%E2%80%93-parent/calendar/

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