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Spokane, located in southeastern Washington State, offers lots of exciting activities for outdoor sports enthusiasts. One of the many popular attractions for Spokane is fishing in its plentiful lakes and rivers. Spokane offers several…
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Spokane, Washington, is a pet lover's paradise, averaging 260 days a year of sunshine and offering park trails, campgrounds and many outdoor activities. From biking to boating and hiking to ice skating, you and your pet will find adven…
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Year-round recreational opportunities make Spokane a great city in which to stay and play. Bike on the paved Spokane River Centennial Trail as it weaves 37 miles through forests and open areas along the Spokane River. Golf, hike, and…
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Ten minutes from Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, and Spokane, Washington, Liberty Lake makes a convenient base camp from which to enjoy a variety of outdoor recreation. You can boat, fish or swim in more than 100 lakes in both states, or walk o…
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Spokane, Washington, is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with skiing, white-water rafting, camping, hiking, lakes and national parks in close proximity. The modern and quaint downtown area affords many natural, cultural and shoppin…
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Spokane, Wash., offers plenty to do for outdoor enthusiasts. You can go cross-country or downhill skiiing, camping, hiking or whitewater rafting. The Centennial Trail is a paved path that runs from the Idaho state line to Nine Mile Fal…
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When you visit Spokane, you can participate in various outdoor activities such as whitewater rafting, river wine tours and scenic floats on the Spokane River and Clark Fork River. You can also go fly fishing, hiking and biking on the C…
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Spokane Valley, Washington is home to many recreational opportunities, from walking or biking along the Centennial Trail to swimming at Boulder Beach. Centennial Trail follows the Spokane River, and starts at the Idaho state line. Afte…
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The Pacific Northwest boasts a significant Asian population whose influence is felt on the local cuisine. Although 300 miles inland from the Pacific coast, Spokane offers a number of Asian eateries, including several Thai restaurants.…
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Spokane Valley is located in northeastern Washington near the border of Montana and Canada. Numerous ski resorts are in the area with cross country and downhill trails. Home to Riverside State Park, visitors can enjoy water sports such…
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St. Joe, Idaho, is a small area located about 100 miles from Spokane, Washington, in the northern part of the state. Several recreation areas and lakes are in the surrounding communities such as Coeur d'Alene Lake, St. Joe National For…
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Located on the eastern side of Washington, Spokane is the second largest city in the state. Situated right on the Spokane River, Spokane has many outdoor recreation possibilities. Hikers enjoy sections of the Spokane River Centennial T…
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Idaho is known for its beautiful mountains, pristine lakes, abundant trails and assortment of wildlife. For the person wanting to get away from it all who still likes luxurious settings, Idaho resorts have something special to offer.…
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Idaho attracts over 20 million tourists each year to its "emerald green hillsides, timbered mountains and pristine lakes," according to the state's department of commerce. Some of Idaho's numerous attractions include state parks for hi…
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Kootenai County is located in the northern part of the state of Idaho, about an hour and 15 minutes from Spokane, Washington. Located on Lake Ceur d'Alene, the county offers opportunities for mariners.
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