Gateway Park by VisitWa

Gateway Park is next to the entrance of the interstate bridge that crosses the Snake River into Idaho. The park features picnic tables, bench seating and an access path to the Greenbelt Path. 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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Justice Park by VisitWa

Justice Park is a small green space and houses a memorial to local residents who have served in the military. 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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Arnold Park by VisitWa

Arnold Park features a tree lined perimeter and includes a softball field, tennis courts, a basketball court and playground area. Restrooms 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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Foster Park by VisitWa

Foster Park is a small park featuring a large playground area. 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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Chestnut Beach by VisitWa

Sitting beside the Clarkston Greenbelt Path, Chestnut Beach features a sandy swimming beach next to a small tree covered gassy park area. 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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Beachview Park by VisitWa

Beachview Park features a number of picnic tables, a covered outdoor cooking and eating area, two covered picnic areas, a basketball court, two playground areas and a public skate park. scenic overlook of the Snake River just before its confluence with the Clearwater River. The park also houses a permanent monument to Chief Ramootsin whose remains were moved to Beachview Park when the Lower Granite Dam slackwater put his grave in danger. 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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Vernon Park by VisitWa

Vernon Park is a tree covered space at the top of Sixth Street, across from the U.S. Post Office. The park features a gezebo, picnic tables and bench seating. Every winter, the park is home to a large display of lighted holiday sculptures that is free and open to the public from the first Saturday in December through New. 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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Chief Looking Glass Park by VisitWa

Chief Looking Glass Park is a day-use park with access to a beach area and sits next to a historic church. The park features picnic tables, grills, restroom facilities and drinking water. Basketball and tennis courts are nearby and the park is within walking distance to the Asotin County Museum. Park hours: Daily, 7am - 10pm Each year, Asotin hosts parades for the 4th of July and Christmas 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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LOTT WET Science Center by VisitWa

(360) 664-2333 WET Science Center LOTT's WET (Water Education and Technology) Science Center exhibit gallery and classroom opened in 2010 to provide the community with a fun, hands-on opportunity for learning all about water – one of our most precious resources. The WET Science Center is open to the public Monday through Saturday from 10am to 4pm, except on observed holidays, and admission is free. We offer interactive exhibits, weekend family activities, and environmental presentations. If you plan to visit during the week, you may want to call ahead to see when school groups are scheduled to be in the exhibit gallery. The WET Center is located in LOTT's Regional Services Center just two blocks northeast of the Olympia Transit Station. 3 Minute video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=X7Csc6Se-Kg

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Central Whidbey Island Visitors Center by visitwainfo

360 678-5434 Come to Coupeville, and come closer to art, history, and nature. This quiet waterfront farming community—the heart of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve on Whidbey Island—still reflects the character of a frontier seaport when Puget Sound was being settled. Beyond its historical significance, Coupeville and Whidbey Island offer a combination of geography, flora and fauna that lift spirits and fill the heart. Throughout Ebey's Reserve, from the Madrona Way shoreline of Penn Cove to the beach and bluff at Ebey's Landing, you'll share space with farmers and bald eagles, gray whales and bicyclists, sea otters and kayakers. Use this site to find central Whidbey activities, Coupeville area accommodations, places to eat, sights to see in Ebey's Reserve and more ways to enjoy your visit.

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Spirit of the West - Presidents Day Wknd in Feb. by VisitWa

Relive the sights and sounds of the old west at The Spirit of the West Cowboy Gathering. Cowboys stroll the streets of downtown Ellensburg mingling with the locals and city folk. Singers and poets are heard at free downtown venues, main stage concerts, or at open mic sessions. Heading into its seventh year, this festival offers a wide range of events that reflect a bygone era – a dutch oven cooking and chuck wagon cook-off, competitions in ranch roping and rough stock riding, gear and art shows, western and square dances, a fiddle contest, rodeo cowboy reunion, main stage concerts and downtown venues, all fused into one great event. The poets and musicians from national, regional and local levels turn Ellensburg into a living postcard. The Spirit of the West occurs Presidents Day weekend every February at various Ellensburg venues

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Clymer Museum & Gallery by VisitWa

509.962.6416 The Clymer Museum of Art features a year-round exhibit of John F. Clymer original works. Clymer, born in Ellensburg in 1907, is well known for his many illustrations featured on the covers of “Field and Stream” and “The Saturday Evening Post.” His large oil paintings depict the many faces of life, from family outings to cowboys and Native Americans. Later in life he began to focus his work on the Pacific Northwest landscapes. The museum, a First Friday Art Walk venue, shows many local artists, has a gift shop, special events and a big holiday show. Hours of operation: 10-5 Monday-Friday 10-4 Saturday 12-4 Sunday May-December theclymermuseum@gmail.com

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Clarkston Visitors Information Center by visitwainfo

509.758.7712 Clarkston was first settled in 1862 by Robert Bracken. It was incorporated in 1902. Before becoming an official town, the area was called Jawbone Flats. The name Clarkston is a reference to William Clark, of Lewis and Clark fame. Lewiston, across the Idaho state line from Clarkston, is named for Meriwether Lewis. Nestled at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers in southeast Washington, Clarkston is the gateway to North America's deepest gorge, Hells Canyon. Beautiful scenic vistas, a mild climate, year-round recreation, an inland seaport and rich history abound. The river valley's warm climate enables residents and visitors to enjoy year-round outdoor activities such as golf, fishing and walking the trails along the beautiful Snake River. We invite you to explore all of Clarkston's natural bounty and small town warmth. This is an area of rivers and creeks that beckon you outside. Where cruise ships, jet boat rides, boating, water skiing, rafting and world famous steelhead, chinook a

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The Whale Museum by VisitWa

(800) 946-7227 The Whale Museum promotes stewardship of whales and the Salish Sea ecosystem through education and research. Visit us in our historic building in downtown Friday Harbor, only three blocks from the ferry landing. See our fun and educational exhibits (main floor exhibits are free) about whales, watch free videos, and shop in our store, which features marine mammal art and gifts. Guided and unguided tours are available. Adopt your very own orca, and support marine mammal education and research! Visit our website to get your copy of whale watching guidelines. Museum and store open daily in spring and summer; call for off-season hours. Join us for our Land-Based Wildlife Tours on Saturdays through out the summer (with the exception of August 16). The tours depart at 1:00 p.m. from The Whale Museum and are free. Reservations are required. www.thewhalemuseum.org

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Chewelah Visitor Information Center by visitwainfo

509-935-8595 The name of the town comes from a Kalispel word,for "watersnake" or "gartersnake". Chewelah was home to a band of the Kalispel people. In 1873 Thomas and Mary Brown founded the town of Chewelah and incorporated in 1903. In 1883 silver and lead deposits were discovered. Chewelah’s mines kept producing well into the 1950s. Today in the town, the turn of the century brick buildings house an array of modern day shops and businesses. The area is loaded with organized sports for the young and old alike. A 27 hole championship golf course, driving range, club house that is enjoyed by all. The recreational choices are endless, including a 50 mile bicycle tour, fun runs, tennis, antique car shows, fairs, rodeos and the annual Chataqua festival. Nearby is Lake Roosevelt, with hundreds of miles of shoreline, easy access, sandy beaches and secluded coves. Indoor activities such as: live theatre, concerts, card parties, bowling, casino gambling and square dancing. Chewelah is located approximately 8 sho

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Connell Visitors Information Center by visitwainfo

509-234-8731 The community was established in 1883 as a railroad stop called Palouse Junction. The community later became known as Connell, named after Northern Pacific Station Agent, Joseph Connell. Connell was incorporated in 1910. The community is very proud of the number of parks facilities it has and the care that is lavished upon them. The City also has a pool which was recently remodeled. City athletic fields range from general purpose open space, to soccer and baseball fields. There is a broad choice of housing styles and prices for residents with a new housing development underway. The City has recently purchased additional water rights and has abundant water for future growth in residential, commercial and industrial activities.

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Historic Friday Harbor Self-Guided Walking Tour by VisitWa

Historic Friday Harbor (360)378-2390 There a lots of ways to uncover the rich and colorful history of Friday Harbor and the islands. The Town of Friday Harbor has created helpful maps and guidebooks, and free self-guided walking tours that you can download from their website at www.historicfridayharbor.org. Discover the stories that make this part of the world unique, and find out for yourself what kind of people were, and continue to be, drawn to life on an archipelago of islands in the Salish Sea. Photo by Michael Bertrand

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Lopez Island Studio Tour - Labor Day Weekend by VisitWa

The 17th Annual Lopez Island Studio Tour takes place on August 31st and September 1st, 2013, presented by the Lopez Artist Guild, invites you to experience first-hand the quality and craftsmanship of the Island's many artists. On this free self-guided tour, visit the studios, converse with the artists. Original works of art and will be for sale. Full-color brochures are available at the Lopez Island Chamber of Commerce, local galleries and shops, or can be downloaded from www.lopezstudiotour.org. www.visitsanjuans.com

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Rosario Resort Concert and Historical Narrative by VisitWa

Christopher Peacock, accomplished musician, author and Rosario historian, offers a presentation of music and photography that walks guests through the history of the Moran family and the Rosario estate. Highlights of the presentation include the historic Moran Photograph Collection, Phantom of the Opera music performed on the Mansion’s 1,972 pipe Aeolian organ with the silent film, stories of the Mansion’s most colorful residents, and Christopher’s original piano compositions played on the 1900 Steinway Grand Piano. Presented on Saturdays only at 4:00 p.m. September through mid June in the Music Room of the Moran Mansion. Starting in mid-June, the music is presented daily (except Sundays) at 4:00 p.m. Complimentary and open to the public. For more information call: Rosario at 360-376-2152 ext. 300

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Moran State Park / Mt. Constitution by VisitWa

(360) 376-2326 Moran State Park on Orcas Island is a 5,252-acre camping park with five freshwater lakes and over 30 miles of hiking trails. Atop the 2,409-foot-high Mt. Constitution, the highest point on the San Juan Islands, there stands a stone observation tower built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1936. The tower offers panoramic views of the surrounding islands, the Cascade Mountains and a variety of Canadian and American cities. The park is open year-round for camping and day use. Some campsites are closed in winter. Reservations necessary Memorial Day through Labor Day. Although access to the park is free, there is a cost of $10/day to park. Tip: You can buy an annual parking pass for $30. www.VisitSanJuans.com

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