San Juan Islands Sculpture Park by VisitWa

(360) 370-0035 San Juan Islands Sculpture Park at the entrance to Roche Harbor Resort is 20 acres of outdoor art and fun. An idyllic setting with 100 unique sculptures selected by an impartial jury of art experts with the goal of pleasing the viewer and striving to expand cultural horizons. Artists range from the well-known to the unknown, with new exhibits being added each year. The park is open all year from dawn until dusk, and is a great place to have a picnic. Technically you can enjoy the park for free, but be aware that a $5 donation is encouraged (dogs and kids are free); the park is an all volunteer, non-profit 501c3. www.VisitSanJuans.com

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English Camp National Historical Park by VisitWa

(360)378-2240, ext. 2233 In 1859, the Pig War crisis was defused by Great Britain and the United States agreeing to a joint occupation of San Juan Island until the water boundary between the two nations could be settled. It was decided that camps for each country would be located on opposite ends of the island. The original formal garden at English Camp was planted in 1867 by the second commandant, Capt. William Addis Delacombe. His goal was to create a wee bit of England for his wife and family who accompanied him to the Pacific Northwest. A replica garden was installed on the site in 1972 to commemorate the peaceful resolution of the boundary dispute. www.visitsanjuans.com

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American Camp National Historical Park by VisitWa

(360)378-2240, ext. 2233 Camp San Juan Island, today known as American Camp, was occupied by the U.S. Army from July 1859 through November 1874. It was here that the U.S. and Great Britain nearly went to war over a pig shot by an American farmer. Pressures had been building between the two nations over possession of the San Juan Island group since 1846 when the Treaty of Oregon left ownership unclear. Thus came the Pig War crisis, at the height of which more than 500 U.S. Army soldiers and three British warships were nose to nose on the southern shore. Fortunately, officials on both sides quickly restored calm and the nations agreed to a joint military occupation of the island until the boundary could be decided. Today, the park is an excellent place to hike, picnic, play on the beach, experience wildlife and enjoy a wealth of programming, including the summer living history events. www.visitsanjuans.com

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Smallwood Farms 10th Annual Easter Egg Hunt by VisitWa

Enjoy Easter on the farm March 30th with the 10th Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The kids will love the FREE Petting Zoo, animal balloons at no charge, Cow Train Rides, Corn Maze, Hay Wagon Rides and fresh Kettle Corn. Inflatable toys, hot dogs, soda and snacks will be available at a minimal cost. The entire family will have a day full of laughter & smiles. L-Bow the Clown will perform at 10am & 3pm.

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Silver Lake Park by VisitWa

360-599-1518 Silver Lake Park is a Whatcom County Park located on Silver Lake Road just minutes north of the town of Maple Falls on the Mt Baker Hwy (SR 542). The park offers rustic cabins, RV and Tent campsites on beautiful Silver Lake. Canoes, Row Boats, and Paddle Boats are available for rental. Whether you like to walk the trails, fish, camp, boat, picnic, or just relax in a serene atmosphere, Silver Lake Park has something for you and your family. For reservations, call 360-599-2776 or go to www.co.whatcom.wa.us/parks/silver-lake/index.jsp For more information, stop by the Foothills Visitor Center located in the Maple Falls Town Hall at the corner of Mt Baker Hwy & Silver Lake Road, or Call us at 360-599-1518.

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Horseshoe Bend Trail by VisitWa

360-599-1518 Along the river and through the woods, the Horseshoe Bend Trail #687 is located on the right hand side of Mt Baker Hwy directly across from the Douglas Fir Campground. Just three miles round trip, this is a great hike for kids and adults alike. Great forest and river views embrace you on this gentle stroll along the Nooksack River. This trail is accessible year round and can sometimes be muddy, for those of you who enjoy that kind of fun! GPS coordinates are 48.902222,-121.910278. For additional information, contact the Foothills Visitor Center at 360-599-1518.

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Skamania Visitor Information Center by visitwainfo

800-989-9178 Welcome to the Visitor Information Center at the Skamania County Chamber of Commerce. We are happy to provide you with tourist information for the entire Columbia River Gorge, Washington and Oregon. From Memorial Day until Labor Day we are open seven days a week. Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sunday and summer holidays, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

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ArtEAST Art Center by VisitWa

425-996-8553 Neighborhoods thrive where the arts are present! The artEAST Art Center houses a destination gallery with free, ever changing exhibitions offering artwork produced by 100 local artists. The gallery collection represents masterful design and technique in a wide range of mediums and prices. We enjoy introducing our visitors directly to the artists whose hands create the work. On any given day you may experience art events, art demonstrations, art lectures or observe a class in session. We are creative, engaging, thought-provoking and fun. Please join us! Hours: Tuesday – Thursday 11am – 7:30pm Friday – Saturday 11am – 8pm Sunday Noon – 5pm and Closed Monday www.arteast.org

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Nooksack Falls by VisitWa

360-599-1518 The Nooksack Falls are located just off of Mt Baker Hwy (SR 542) at milepost 40. Just a short drive to the parking lot, the falls are a highly recommended stop along the Mt Baker Scenic Byway and are accessible at any time of year! Approximately 1/2 mile from the highway, the almost 100 foot waterfall is a beautiful viewpoint in the Mt Baker Snoqualmie National Forest that people of all ages will enjoy. For additional information and maps, contact the Foothills Visitor Center at 360-599-1518 GPS coordinates are 48.907227,-121.809754

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Issaquah Salmon Hatchery - Fish climbing ladders by VisitWa

Phone: (425) 392-1118 Open year round, dawn to dusk, the most active viewing time at the hatchery is in the fall when adult Chinook and Coho salmon return up Issaquah Creek to the Salmon Hatchery. Many interpretive displays through-out the grounds describe the amazing lifecycle of salmon: migration from fresh water to salt water, their return two to four years later as adults to deposit their eggs in the stream and die, providing food for animals and nutrients to the environment. Watch them try to jump the weir in the stream, climb the fish ladder and view these amazing creatures thru our pond viewing windows. Docent-led tours offered August through Mid-November and by appointment. Gift shop open on weekends Labor Day thru mid-Nov. Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=iqqFsOnLKq8. Visit our website http://www.issaquahfish.org.

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Orcas Island Visitors Info Center by VisitWa

(360) 376-2273 The Orcas Island Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center is open year-round to provide island visitors with tips and updates about all the great things happening on Orcas Island. We can fill you in on the latest events, great restaurants, whale watching, and activities to keep you busy your whole trip. Give us a call or email us at info@orcasislandchamber.com Visit our website at www.OrcasIslandChamber.com

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VERLOT RANGER STATION by VisitWa

This is an absolute “can’t miss” stop when traveling the Mountain Loop! Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, or CCC, in the 1930s, the station was recently remodeled and includes fantastic museum-quality displays of the history and natural wonders of the Loop. You can purchase a Recreation Pass that gives you access and parking at the many campgrounds, trailheads, and historic sites around the Loop, and you can gather all sorts of trail and hiking information at this Public Information Center. Owned and operated by the US Forest Service, great care was taken in the remodeling of the compound to preserve the integrity of the depression-era Northwest architecture and construction. http://myoncell.mobi/sounds/13603553170/media/13603553170_mmss_stop6.mp4 (360) 691-7791

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Gene Coulon Park & Boat Launch by VisitWa

A terrific family-activity park with picnic and grassy areas running along the shores of Lake Washington. Coulon Park is 53 acres of land/water area at the southeast corner of Lake Washington offering a unique opportunity for water-related recreational enjoyment. Walking and jogging paths, free parking, boat launch, and walkways over the water. There is something water-related to do or watch for most every member of the family.

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Tacoma Visitor Information Center by VisitWa

Located in the lobby of the Greater Tacoma Convention and Trade Center on Broadway. Ph. 253 284-3254 or 800-272-2662 Stop in to find out what to do in Tacoma and greater Pierce County at the Tacoma Visitor Information Center! Hours • Fall Winter: Nov.1- March 31: open Tuesday-Saturday 9 -5 • Spring Summer: April 1-Oct. 31: open Monday-Saturday 9 - 5 , Sunday noon-5 Email info@traveltacoma.com Visit www.traveltacoma.com Directions to the Visitor Information Center From Interstate-5 South/North: • Take exit 133 towards I-705/City Center • Merge on to I-705 N • Take the A Street exit on the left toward city center • Keep left at the fork, follow signs for S. 15th St. • Continue onto S. 15th St. • Turn left on Commerce St. and the Convention Center will be on your right.

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Asotin County Museum by VisitWa

Phone: 509 243-4659 Originally constructed by Henry R. Merchant in 1920 as a funeral parlor, the Asotin County Museum now houses thousands of artifacts from the region’s history. A number of structures are located on the grounds for viewing, including a pioneer house, a sheepherder’s cabin, the one-room schoolhouse, a blacksmith’s shop, even a Nez Perce teepee. Admission is FREE – donations appreciated Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10am to 2pm Learn more about the museum here http://www.asotincountymuseum.com/

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HELLS CANYON Visitors Info Center by VisitWa

509-758-7489 Serving visitors to the Lewis-Clark Valley at the north entrance to Hells Canyon on the Snake and Clearwater Rivers with information on recreation, locations of things to do, trip planning, places to stay, Events, and the Arts and Culture. See all this at http://www.visitlcvalley.com/plan-your-trip-parent/suggested-itineraries/

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Buffalo Eddy Petroglyphs by VisitWa

Part of Nez Perce National Historical Park, Buffalo Eddy features multiple petroglyphs on both sides of the Snake River in Hells Canyon, some dating from as far back as 4,500 years ago. Only the petroglyphs on the Washington side of the river are accessible to the public; they can be viewed by hiking a short, marked trail and visitors will see several styles of rock art that include representations of human figures, animals and abstract patterns. Download a copy of the site brochure here http://www.nps.gov/nepe/planyourvisit/upload/Buffalo_Eddy_102610.pdf Buﬀalo Eddy is 18 miles south of Asotin, Washington on Snake River Road.

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Grand Coulee Dam - FREE tour by VisitWa

(509) 633-9265 One of the world's largest concrete structures, Grand Coulee Dam is the largest hydropower producer in the US and fourth largest producer in the world. Construction of Grand Coulee Dam began in 1933 and was completed in 1942. Grand Coulee Dam has a total generating capacity of 6,809 megawatts. It is also part of the Columbia Basin Project, irrigating more than 600,000 acres, and is the cornerstone for water control on the Columbia River in the United States. Pump-Generating Plant Guided Tour is FREE This 50-minute guided tour is available only on a first-come, first-served basis. The tour begins at the tour parking lot on the east side of the dam where you will board a bus to be taken to the Pump-Generating Plant. The tour concludes with a bus ride across the top of the dam. NOTE: All tour participants are required to pass through a metal detector prior to beginning the tour. Call (509) 633-9265 to inquire about tour availability and to arrange group tours.

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World Famous Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show by VisitWa

509-633-9265 The World Famous Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show is held nightly at Grand Coulee Dam starting the Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend through September 30. The show lasts about 36 minutes and is free of charge. The best location to watch the laser show is from the bleacher area of the visitor center at the dam and from the park below the visitor center. An outdoor sound system is provided and audio is broadcast on radio at 90.1 FM. Memorial Day through July 10 Nightly August 9:30 Nightly September 8:30 Nightly The Laser Light Show tells the Columbia River story through this narrated production of brilliant lasers that dance across the largest screen on the world – the face of Grand Coulee Dam! Learn about the building of the dam and enjoy the entertainment sections - with a patriotic finale, great for all ages! There are several areas to watch the show from. Alternates are from Crown Point Vista, Mason City Park and Freedom Point Park across from the Coulee Dam shopping area.

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Old Robe Trail by VisitWa

Near the top of Sand Hill is a large stone marker on the south side of the highway. This marks the start of a short, but incredibly historical, hike downhill to the old railbed and original townsite of Robe, Washington. The trail joins the railbed where the large Johnson-Deane Mill once stood. The town of Robe was adjacent to the mill on the upstream side, where logging trains brought logs to the mill on the mainline. But Robe Canyon was a massive challenge for the railroad, with its scenic but unforgiving sides, initially requiring six tunnels, through which flood waters often ran. Cave-ins and landslides were commonplace. Take care as you hike this beautiful trail, but take notice of the concrete that was used in attempts to protect the rails from the ravages of the river. http://myoncell.mobi/sounds/13603553170/media/13603553170_mmss_stop5.mp4

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