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Further Information Moscow Chamber of Commerce
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Pullman Chamber of Commerce
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2011 Calendar of Events FEBRUARY 23–26 Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival University of Idaho, Moscow www.uidaho.edu/jazzfest
MARCH 18–19 Palouse Empire Home and Garden Expo Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum, Pullman www.palouseexpo.com
Wednesdays Paradise Creek Parking Lot (245 SE Kamiaken) www.pullmanchamber.com 6–7 WSU Spring Commencement Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum, Pullman www.wsu.edu 12 New Saint Andrews College Commencement www.nsa.edu
25 Vandal Friday Tours & workshops of UI University of Idaho, Moscow www.uidaho.edu/ futurestudents.aspx
14 University of Idaho Spring Commencement University of Idaho Kibbie Dome, Moscow www.uidaho.edu
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2 WSU Preview for Juniors Tours & workshops of WSU Washington State University, Pullman, WA www.admission.wsu. edu/visits 1, 8, 15 Vandal Friday University of Idaho, Moscow www.uidaho.edu/ futurestudents.aspx 4–10 WSU Mom’s Weekend Washington State University, Pullman www.wsu.edu 15–17 UI Mom’s Weekend University of Idaho, Moscow www.uidaho.edu 29–1 Renaissance Fair East City Park, Moscow www.moscowrenfair.org
MAY Moscow Farmer’s Market (Runs through October) 8:00am–12:00pm, Saturdays Historic Downtown Moscow (208) 883–7036 Pullman Farmer’s Market (Runs through October 25) 4:30pm–6:30pm,
JUNE 11 Genesee Community Day Genesee, Idaho www.geneseecivicassoc.org 17 Moscow ArtWalk Kick-Off Celebration 5:00pm Historic Downtown Moscow www.moscow.id.us/art/ artwalk.aspx 26 Whitman County Historical Society Ice Cream Social 1:00pm–4:00pm Perkins House Colfax, WA Fresh Aire Concert Series (Runs through July) 6:00pm–7:00pm, Thursday evenings East City Park, Moscow www.moscow-arts.org
JULY 4 Pullman’s 4th of July Celebration 5:00pm Sunnyside Park, Pullman www.pullmanchamber.com
4 Johnson Day Parade Johnson, WA 14–17 Rendezvous in the Park Summer Music Series East City Park, Moscow www.moscowmusic.com 16 Potlatch Days Potlatch, Idaho www.potlatch.com 30 Bluegrass Festival Various local artists 10:00amww–9:00pm Palouse City Park, Palouse, WA (509) 878–1210 31 Latah County Historical Society’s Ice Cream Social 1:00pm–4:00pm McConnell Mansion, Moscow (208) 882–1004 Pullman Concerts in the Park (Runs through August) 6:00pm Wednesday evenings Reaney Park, Pullman www.pullman-wa.gov
AUGUST 19–21 National Lentil Festival Downtown Pullman www.lentilfest.com
17 Palouse Day Community Celebration Pancake breakfast; Car Show; Parade; Entertainment Downtown & Palouse City Park, Palouse,WA (509) 878–1991
OCTOBER 8–9 Fall Festival Pumpkin Patch & Antique Show www.redbarnfarms.com 12, 22, 28, 29 Haunted Palouse Haunted Houses; Haunted Trail; Vendors; Entertainment Downtown Palouse, WA (509) 878–1742
NOVEMBER 13 Latah County Historical Society Harvest Dinner 11:00am–2:00pm Moscow Junior High School Field House (208) 882–1004
DECEMBER 2 Holiday Festival & Tree Lighting Event 4:00pm–7:00pm Pine Street Plaza, Pullman www.pullmanchamber.com
8–11 Palouse Empire Fair Colfax, WA www.palouseempirefair.org
3 Appaloosa Museum Holiday Open House 10:00am–12:00pm Appaloosa Museum, Moscow www.appaloosamuseum.org
15–18 Latah County Fair Latah County Fairgrounds, Moscow www.latah.id.us/fair
7 Light Up the Night Parade 7:00pm Historic Downtown Moscow (208) 883–7089
15–18 New Saint Andrews College Celebratio Speaker Series & Event (208) 882–1566
10 Latah County Historical Society’s Christmas Celebration 1:00pm–4:00pm McConnell Mansion, Moscow (208) 882–1004
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TUCKED AWAY IN NORTH CENTRAL IDAHO AND SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON, the Palouse is an area unlike any other. The gently rolling hills of wheat, barley, lentil and dry pea fields, and natural forestlands are home to many communities with Moscow, Idaho and Pullman, Washington as the main hub cities. COMMUNITY SPIRIT These vibrant communities are home to friendly people, world class Universities, and unparalleled natural beauty. Residents enjoy “big city” access to the cultural and recreational events provided by two university cities, while experiencing the charm and safety of small towns with a mild climate, clean air, highly rated schools, and a low crime rate. NATURAL BEAUTY Four very distinct seasons allow for a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities that are within a day’s trip of Moscow or Pullman; including mountain biking, hiking, telemark and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, golfing, garnet digging, and white water rafting. UNIVERSITY TOWNS Home to three universities, the University of Idaho, New Saint Andrews College and Washington State University, Moscow and Pullman serve as hubs for the highly skilled and educated work force of the Palouse. Merchants offer an extensive selection of quality products and services, making these cities a retail center where people from the surrounding areas come to shop. ENJOY! To the visitor, this is an undiscovered paradise, offering an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities, theatre and arts, and sportsmanship at its finest. This visitor’s guide illustrates many of the hidden treasures and great adventures the Palouse has to offer. We invite you to experience the Palouse region for your next getaway… PULLMAN www.experiencewa.com
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MOSCOW HISTORY Settlers were first drawn to the area in 1871, with abundant grassland and available timber for building the area was first named “Hog Heaven” which was later changed to “Palouse Valley.” In 1877, Samuel Neff filed for a postal permit under the name of Moscow because the area reminded him of his hometown of Moscow, Pennsylvania. In 1875, the city’s first store was opened on what is now Main Street. Moscow grew with the arrival of the railroad in 1885. The town became incorporated in 1887 and was chosen as the site for a land-grant institution, the University of Idaho, in 1889. Idaho achieved statehood in 1890.
COMMUNITY Today Moscow is home to 22,000 residents and students. The area boasts a highly skilled and educated work force employed by Moscow’s many thriving businesses and the University of Idaho. Merchants offer an extensive selection of quality products and services. In addition to Moscow’s fine business and educational reputation, the city’s arts community has gained national attention. The Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival, Festival Dance, Idaho Repertory Theatre, Renaissance Fair, Rendezvous in the Park, Artwalk and the Prichard Art Gallery are reasons why Moscow is known as the “Heart of the Arts.” Moscow has also been rated as one of the “Best 100 Small Art Towns in America.” www.visitidaho.org MOSCOW
NEW SAINT ANDREWS COLLEGE Among Christian colleges and universities, New Saint Andrews integrates the languages, history, philosophy, and culture of classical antiquity and Western tradition in the light of Scripture. For more information call visit www.nsa.edu or call (208) 882–1566.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO The University of Idaho (UI) enrolls nearly 11,400 students from all states and 92 foreign countries on a gorgeous 1,580-acre campus. UI offers a broad curriculum and an agricultural extension service that reaches 42 of Idaho’s 44 counties. For campus tours contact New Student Services at (208) 885–6163.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ATHLETICS While enjoying your visit to the Inland Northwest and the Palouse, be sure to attend a University of Idaho Athletics event. The “Vandals” are members of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) and compete in sixteen (16) NCAA sponsored sports, including: Football, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Track & Field, Men’s Golf, Women’s Golf, Cross Country, Men’s Tennis and Women’s Tennis. For ticket information as well as news and notes about each athletic program, visit www.govandals.com or call (208) 885–6466. The Idaho Vandals—PRIDE. TRADITION. EXCELLENCE. The community of Moscow invites you to visit! For more information about Moscow, visit www.moscowchamber.com.
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PULLMAN HISTORY In 1881, Daniel McKenzie, Bolin Farr and Orville Steward applied for a postal permit under the name of “Pullman.” One theory is that the adopted name came from George Pullman, the king of the great railroad sleeping car. Pullman’s artesian wells soon attracted newcomers to the area and the community grew with six businesses and professionals who encouraged Washington State College to locate in Pullman in 1890.
COMMUNITY Today, Pullman supports a diverse population of more than 27,000 residents and students of Washington State University. Pullman is rich with culture, arts and sports activities comparable to that of a big city. Stop in a few of Pullman’s unique shops, galleries, and boutiques or attend one of their seasonal community events including the National Lentil Festival or Holiday Festival.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Pullman is fortunate to be home to Washington State University. As Washington’s only land-grant university, WSU conducts internationally respected research and is dedicated to the preparation of students to be leaders in their profession and society. WSU houses 10 colleges including the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, named after the distinguished broadcaster, journalist and WSU alumnus. Call 888–GO–TO–WSU for tour information.
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Be sure to make time during your visit to take in the excitement of Cougar PAC 10 athletics! With everything from football to volleyball and rowing to soccer, Washington State University Athletics has something for the sports enthusiast in all of us. For ticket information as well as news and notes about each athletic program, visit www.wsucougars.com or call 800–GO–COUGS. The Pullman community warmly welcomes visitors and newcomers to experience the uniqueness of the Palouse region and the Palouse Scenic Byway. For more information about Pullman, visit www.pullmanchamber.com. For information about The Palouse Scenic Byway, including photos and day trip suggestions, visit www.palousescenicbyway.com. photo by Rod Schwartz
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PARKS & OUTDOOR RECREATION CITY PARKS MOSCOW, ID Moscow prides itself on a system of easily accessible, safe, attractive and welcoming parks and green spaces. Moscow Parks and Recreation strives to provide the highest quality leisure activities for citizens and visitors of Moscow and Latah County. For information regarding any program, call (208) 883–7085. Here are just a few of Moscow’s lovely public parks: East City Park is located at Hayes and Third St. Facilities include an outdoor basketball court, horseshoe pits, volleyball court, covered picnic areas, band shelter, playground, and restrooms. Ghormley Park is located at Third and Home St. Facilities include two lighted baseball/softball fields, three lighted tennis courts, horseshoe pits, group/ individual picnic areas, barbecue pits, playground, and restrooms. Mountain View Park is located at the north end of Mountain View Rd. Facilities include group/individual picnic areas, bike path, play area, barbecues and restrooms. Bike path leads to Kiwanis Park/Hordemann Park. UI Arboretum & Botanical Garden and Charles Houston Shattuck Arboretum is located on the UI campus. These parks provide 63 and 14 tranquil acres of trails and plantings, respectively. The UI Arboretum and Botanical Garden was established in 1980 and the Shattuck Arboretum was founded in 1910. Both arboreta are established on the formerly treeless eastern edge of the Palouse Prairie. For information call Paul Warnick at (208) 885–5978 or email arboreta@uidaho.edu.
PULLMAN, WA Pullman has 14 parks with over 95 acres of land. Each has its own unique features and recreational opportunities. Some of Pullman’s finest parks include: Reaney Park is located on Reaney Way and Gray Ln. Facilities include two outdoor pools, spray pole, gazebo, horseshoe pits, playground and picnic areas.
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Lawson Gardens is located on Derby St. Facilities include formal garden, reflecting pool, gazebo, rose garden, seasonal flowers, and xeriscape garden. Sunnyside Park is located on Cedar St. on the west edge of Pullman’s Sunnyside Hill. Facilities include picnic shelter, picnic areas, two tennis courts, playground, baseball diamond, two ponds, rented garden plots and disk golf course.
OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL SITES The Palouse not only offers images of rolling wheat fields, national forests, and wilderness areas, but also the recreational opportunities supplied by white-water rivers and rugged canyons. If you like blue skies, warm sunshine, and beautiful scenery, you’ll love the outdoor possibilities that exist within ten minutes to a few hours from Moscow and Pullman. For a map of these locations, see pages 9 and 10.
MOSCOW Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center is at the corner of Mountain View and F St. in Moscow and boasts several large water slides, smaller slides for younger children, kid’s area, an Olympic sized pool and a large concession area with patio. For information, call (208) 882–7665. Moscow Parks and Recreation Department provides a variety of programs and activities for children and adults in the area. Call (208) 883–7085 or visit www.ci.moscow.id.us. Palouse Ice Rink is located at the Latah County Fair Grounds, 1021 Harold St., Moscow. The covered rink hosts open skate, youth and adult hockey, figure skating clubs, skating lessons, birthday parties and more. Call (208) 882–7188 or visit www.palouseicerink.com for more information.
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IDAHO SITES Please see page 15 for map of outdoor rec areas. Dworshak Dam & Visitor’s Center [1] is located in a forested and open meadow setting on the western shore of Dworshak Reservoir, a 53-mile long popular boating and fishing spot. Recreation includes a bike path, boating, camping, fishing, hiking, swimming, and wildlife viewing. Facilities available include a boat launch, campground, docks, firewood, handicap access, parking, picnic area, rest rooms, RV dump site, and a Visitor Center. For more information, contact (208) 476–1255. Dworshak State Park [2] is located 50 miles southeast of Moscow on Dworshak Reservoir. The park offers 105 RV and tent camping spaces near Freeman Creek, a day-use shelter, archery range, and boat ramp. The park also features a playground. The Big Eddy Marina offers 100 boat slips and the only gas sales on the lake. For more information, contact (208) 476–5994 or 866–634–3246. Elk Creek Falls Recreation Area [3] is located 54 miles east of Moscow. A series of sparkling cascades plunge almost 300 feet into a picturesque forest canyon. The hike into the falls is just under one mile on a clearly marked trail. Call (208) 875–1131 for more information.
Hobo Cedar Grove Botanical Area [5] has old growth trees that were just seedlings in 1492. It is now one of the oldest cedar groves in the world. For directions to Hobo Cedar Grove call (208) 245–2531. Idlers Rest [4] has several trails, one easy along the creek with towering fir and cedar, one middle that goes through a grassland, and one longer and harder that climbs out of the valley floor. To get there, from Hwy. 8 in Moscow, take Mountain View Road north out of town until you come to a “T” with Idlers Rest Rd., bear right and follow the road until it nears the end. Laird Park [6], just 38 miles north of Moscow and situated next to the Palouse River, has 31 campsites, picnic tables and a swimming area surrounded by lush pine and cedar trees. Cost is $8/night. Call (208) 875–1131 for more information. Latah County Robinson Park [7], located 4 miles east of Moscow, features picnic facilities for large and small gatherings, and RV camp sites including electrical hook-ups and outlets for 20, 30 and 50 amps (no water hook-ups). A small stream trickles through the park and tall pines provide an abundance of shade. Call (208) 883–5709 for information. Little Boulder Creek Campground & Picnic Area [8] has 17 campsites snuggled amongst trees with a short hiking trail connecting the sites. Cost is $8/night. Fishing for trout in Boulder Creek is a great way to relax and unwind. Located on Hwy. 8 at Helmer, ID. Call (208) 875–1131 for information. Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park’s Skyline Drive [9] has a spectacular view of the rolling Palouse hills. Skyline Drive winds over several mountain peaks for 25 miles and ends in Farmington, WA. Take Hwy. 95 north out of Moscow for approximately 25 miles and watch for the Skyline Drive turn-off. For more information, call Hayburn State Park at (208) 686–1308. Moscow Mountain [10] overlooks the city of Moscow with a bird’s-eye view of the beautiful Palouse countryside. Gravel and dirt roads wind around the ridge with cedars, pines, ferns, colorful flowers and wildlife depicting an unspoiled, countryside. From northeast Moscow, follow Mountain View Rd. to a variety of scenic viewpoints.
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UI Outdoor Programs offers a variety of equipment for a minimal rental charge on a seasonal basis. Information is also available on outdoor activities including biking, rafting, backpacking, rock climbing, kayaking and more. Call (208) 885–6810. UI Campus Recreation/UI Support Services offers 2 indoor swimming pools, 10 outdoor and 9 indoor tennis courts, 2 horseshoe pits, 1 indoor and 1 outdoor track, 5 racquetball/handball courts, and many basketball and volleyball courts. Office is in the Student Recreation Center, Mon–Fri, 8:00am–5:00pm. Call (208) 885–6381 or (208) 885–0133. UI Student Recreation Center contains the tallest climbing wall of any U.S. collegiate facility (55 feet). The Center also offers two gymnasia and a multi-activity court for basketball, volleyball, roller hockey, indoor soccer, badminton, table tennis, and many other activities. Also included in the facility are two fitness rooms for spinning aerobics, boxing, and other general fitness activities, and over 120 pieces of cardio, free weight, and machine weight equipment. Call (208) 885–PLAY or visit www.campusrec.uidaho.edu for pricing, hours, and details.
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Spring Valley & Moose Creek Reservoirs [11] are favorite fishing holes for local residents. These small reservoirs are stocked with trout and bass. Picnic tables and restrooms are available at both locations as well as overnight camping. Drive east of Moscow on Hwy. 8 and follow the signs. Virgil Phillips Farm [12] is located 5 miles north of Moscow off Hwy. 95. This 160 acre farm showcases two small ponds with ducks, frogs, salamanders, and turtles. Contact Latah County Parks & Recreation at (208) 883–5709 for information about current events at the farm. Giant White Pine Campground [13] is located on the White Pine Scenic Drive, one of Idaho’s “Scenic Routes” that takes visitors through a six-mile corridor of majestic white pines. The campground area has several hiking trails, 15 camp sites and restrooms. It’s located in the Clearwater National Forest, approximately 40 miles north of Moscow. Take Hwy. 95 north to the Potlatch turn off on State Hwy. 6 and proceed through the small towns of Princeton and Harvard. Signs clearly mark the scenic route. Call (208) 875–1131 for information. For more information on Idaho State Parks visit www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov.
PULLMAN Pullman Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of sports, self-improvement, adventures, programs, day trips, dance classes, arts and crafts and more, for people of all ages. Call us at (509) 338–3227 or visit http://www.pullman-wa.gov for our most current brochure information. Pullman Aquatic Center, located at 500 N.W. Larry St., is a state-of-the-art, indoor aquatic recreation facility including a multi-purpose pool, children’s pool, therapy pool and fitness center. Open Mon–Fri 6:00am–9:00pm, Sat 9:00am–6:00pm, and Sun 12:00pm–6:00pm. For information and schedule, please call (509) 338–3290. Reaney Park Pool is Pullman’s outdoor pool, located in Reaney Park. Open mid-June through August, 7 days a week, 1:00pm–7:00pm, cost is $2 for children and seniors and $3 for adults. Seasons passes are available. Call (509) 338–3227. WSU Outdoor Recreation Center, located in the Hollingberry Fieldhouse Annex, can supply visitors or residents with any type of outdoor equipment for a small rental fee. The center also has information on recreational activities available in the Northwest, as well as various classes and adventure trips. Call (509) 335–1892 or visit http://orc.wsu.edu for more information. WSU ORC Climbing Gym, located in the Hollingberry Fieldhouse Annex, is a state-of-the-art climbing facility. During the academic year, hours are Mon– Fri, 10:30am–6:00pm. Call (509) 335–8732 for information on climbing wall and summer hours. WSU Student Recreation Center offers a variety of recreation and leisure activities including lap & leisure pool, weight & cardio center, seven gym courts, and more. Academic year hours: Mon–Fri 5:30am–11:30pm; Sat 9:00am–11:30pm; Sun 9:00am–11:30pm. Call (509) 335–UREC (8732) or visit www.urec.wsu.edu.
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WASHINGTON SITES Please see page 15 for map of outdoor rec areas. Bill Chipman Palouse Trail [14] is a seven mile paved path between Pullman and Moscow along Hwy. 270 and is open dawn to dusk year-round. The gradual slope is perfect for all ages and abilities. Boyer Park & Marina [15] brings the best of the Snake River to visitors with 56 acres that include a boat marina, snack bar, motel, bike trail, swimming beach, tent and RV campground. Boyer Park is open year round, call (509) 397–3208 for information and reservations. Central Ferry Park [16] offers full hook-up and tent sites as well as a large group area for day and overnight use, volleyball court, horseshoe pits and boat launch to the Snake River. Open mid-March to mid-Nov. For information, call (509) 549–3551 or for reservations call (877) 446–6777. Kamiak Butte County Park [17], rises 3,641 feet high and offers visitors shaded picnic areas, four large shelters, a playground facility, campground ($15 per night, mid April–mid Oct.) and a breathtaking view of the Palouse. The butte has 3½ miles of trails and is open dawn to dusk. Call (509) 397–6238 for information. Klemgard County Park [18] is open daily from dawn to dusk and caters to large group activities with its volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, a new playground facility, a field for softball and soccer, plus a number of hiking trails. All facilities are wheelchair accessible, except hiking trails. Day use only, $2 parking fee. Call (509) 397–6238 for information.
photo by Moscow Chamber feet into a round salt-rock canyon, a drop longer than Niagra Falls. The park features hiking trails, picnic tables, restrooms, 10 sites for overnight camping ($12 per night, $10 for extra vehicle), ADA access includes parking, restrooms, trails, shelter and campsites. Call (509) 646–9218 for information. Rock Lake [20] is a large lake in the transition zone between the rolling Palouse Hills and Channeled Scablands. This beautiful lake is ideal for boating and fishing enthusiasts. Snake River Trail [21] stretches 4½ miles from the bank of historic Almota Creek through Boyer Park and eastward to the base of Lower Granite Dam. The trail features ADA and non-motorized access as well as a series of six interpretive signs. Contact Boyer Park at (509) 397–3208 for more information. Steptoe Butte State Park [22] rises 3,618 feet and offers a spectacular, 360 degree view of the Palouse. Drive or hike the 3.1 miles to the top of the butte to find picnic tables and restrooms. Call (509) 646–9218 for information. Wawawai County Park [23] has a picnic shelter for large groups, as well as many individual tables with sun shelters. There are hiking trails, barbecue stands, bird watching facility, playground facility and nine campsites. The quiet cove of water, with its small beach, is a perfect place for children to play. Call (509) 397-6238 for information. For information on Washington State Parks, call (360) 902–8844. For reservations, call 888–CAMPOUT or visit www.parks.wa.gov.
Palouse Falls State Park [19] is a hidden oasis for the visitor. Emerging from the channeled scablands of arid Southeastern Washington, the falls cascade 198 PULLMAN www.experiencewa.com
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Camping & RV Sites WASHINGTON ADDRESS
MILES PHONE TO PULLMAN
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Pullman City RV Park
775 S. St., Pullman
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Kamiak Butte County Park
Kamiak Butte, Hwy. 27, Pullman
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(509) 397–6238
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Palouse RV Park
490 W. Main St., Palouse
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(509) 878–1811
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Wawawai County Park
Wawawai Rd. (9000), Pullman
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Palouse Empire Fairgrounds
Hwy. 26, Colfax
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(509) 397–6263
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Boyer Park & Marina
1753 Granite Rd., Pullman
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(509) 397–3208
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Rosalia RV Park
135 W. 9th St., Rosalia
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(509) 523–5991
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Central Ferry Park
Hwy. 127, Dusty
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Palouse Falls State Park
Hwy. 261, Palouse Falls
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Latah County Fairgrounds
1021 Harold St., Moscow
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Renaissance RV Park
1651 Carmichael Rd.
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(208) 610–4078
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Robinson Park
5168 Robinson Park Rd., Moscow
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Scenic 6 Park
Hwy. 6, Potlatch
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(208) 875–0708
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Little Boulder Creek
1700 Hwy. 6
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(208) 875–1131
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Pines RV Park
4510 Hwy. 6, Harvard
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(208) 875–0831
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Hells Gate State Park
5100 Hells Gate Rd., Lewiston
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Giant White Pine Campground
Hwy. 6, Harvard
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Outdoor Recreation Sites WHITMAN & LATAH COUNTIES Tekoa
Rosalia
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Palouse Colfax
LaCrosse
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GOLF COURSES Airway Hills Miniature Golf and Driving Range This facility on airport road between Pullman and Moscow offers a 300 yard driving range, 2,000 square feet of practice green, golf lessons, pro shop, picnic area, and full 18 hole miniature golf course. Golf lessons are available from experienced PGA Professionals as well! For more information, call (509) 872–3092 or visit www.airwayhills.com. Colfax Golf Course This 9-hole, par 35 course is located at 2402 N. Cedar. Small practice putting green. Power carts available for rental when the clubhouse is open. Call (509) 397–2122. Elks Golf Course A 9-hole, private course (public invited if sponsored by an Elks member) located just east of Moscow on Highway 8. For reservations, (208) 882–3015. Palouse Ridge Golf Club This 18-hole Scottish links style course was chosen as one of the top 20 new courses to open in the US by Golfweek magazine. Come experience the 350+ acre site. For more information and reservations, call (509) 335–4342, or visit www.palouseridge.com. St. John Golf Course 9-hole, par 36 course. Greens fees are $15 all day. Call (509) 648–3259. Tekoa Golf Course 9-hole, par 35 course. Power carts and rental clubs are available. No tee times necessary. Call (509) 284–5607. UI Golf Course This 18-hole, par 72 course is located west of campus at 1215 Nez Perce Dr. Complete Pro Shop, driving range, club and cart rentals, PGA instruction and a restaurant. The Pro Shop is open from March 1st until the end of the season. For reservations call (208) 885–6171.
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GOLF FOR ALL AGES
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BIKE THE PALOUSE TOP ROAD RIDES Tour of the Palouse Loop Moderate traffic, moderate to very hilly. 50 miles. This course includes rolling climbs and fast descents as well as 2 steep inclines. Head north from Pullman on State Rte. 27 for 14 miles and turn left onto Clear Creek Rd. At the end of this paved country road turn right at the stop sign and pedal up a 1.5 mile hill that is steep at first, with stair stepping climbs near the top. Watch the railroad tracks going into and out of Palouse and head south on State Rte. 27 back to Pullman.
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Lenville Loop Light traffic, scenic, one killer hill. 14 miles approx. This ride begins in Moscow on the Latah Trail at the corner of Mountain View and the Troy Hwy. Head toward Troy on the path for about a mile, then turn right onto Lenville Rd. Follow Lenville up and over a steep climb. Turn left on the Genesee-Troy Rd. with another, somewhat easier climb and then down a big descent to reconnect with the Latah Trail. Turn left to return to Moscow. Steptoe Butte Out and Back Light to moderate traffic, for the athletic rider, 30 miles from Pullman. This favorite viewpoint for area visitors offers a challenging ride for those prepared to summit the 3,612 foot rise. From Pullman, head north to Palouse on State Rte. 27, and continue through Garfield toward Oakesdale. Turn left onto Hume Rd., and then follow signs to Steptoe Butte State Park. This paved ride has a steep climb and descent near the base of the butte. Watch for grain trucks in the summer.
MOUNTAIN BIKING Moscow Mountain Various length rides, single-track and double track, moderately technical. For real mountain biking Moscow Mountain is the crown jewel. Enjoy miles of lovingly handcrafted single-track covering the mountain, most of which are open to hikers and bikers and closed to motorized use. See www.bikemoscow.org for current trail conditions and directions. Headwaters Loop is a good place to start, with rolling single-track, moderate technical features and enough climbing to work up a good appetite as you sit on a promontory and enjoy the view. Giant White Pine Latah County, various length rides, all quite steep and challenging but fun! Begin your ride through the old-grown forest at the Giant White Pine Campground. This network of dirt trails ranges from a 1-18 mile loops, beginning and ending at the campground. A Forest Service map is recommended. Drive north out of Moscow on Hwy. 95, turn right onto State Hwy. 6, proceeding through Potlatch to the Giant White Pine Campground, about 36 miles from Moscow.
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PAVED NON–MOTORIZED TRAILS Bill Chipman Palouse Trail Pullman to Moscow, 7 miles, easy, often busy. The centerpiece of Palouse riding, the Bill Chipman Palouse Trail connects Moscow and Pullman with 7 miles of smooth pathway parallel to Hwy. 270. The Chipman Trail is flat with only a slight elevation gain from Pullman to Moscow. Access to Bill Chipman Palouse Trail from Pullman: 1400 S.E. Bishop Blvd—near the Quality Inn Paradise Creek parking lot or from Moscow: Perimeter Drive—near the University of Idaho Campus. Paradise Path Moscow, 1.5 miles, easy, urban. The Paradise Path is a system of connected paths and bike lanes running roughly east-west through Moscow. Gain entrance to the Paradise Path from the Chipman Trail on the west, the Latah Trail on the east, and from many points within Moscow, including 6th St. in downtown Moscow. Pullman Trail System Distance varies, urban. The Chipman Trail also connects to a growing system of trails running throughout Pullman, including paths along Grand Ave. and Terre View St. Latah Trail Moscow to Troy, 11 miles, easy to moderate climbs, scenic. This is another smooth, paved path connecting the towns of Moscow and Troy, Idaho. The trail parallels Hwy. 8 to Howell Rd., where it winds north through a heavily-forested area to complete the last few miles of its journey. Ed Corkill Memorial Trail Distance varies, easy. The trail begins near the Kendrick High School and runs along Hwy. 3 and scenic Potlatch Creek for 5.3 miles ending at the Juliaetta Centennial Park and baseball field. PULLMAN www.experiencewa.com
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Scenic Palouse Loop Light traffic, steep hills. 25 miles. This scenic loop has classic Palouse views of fields and forested valleys. Start in Palouse; head south on 27, turn right on Clear Creek Rd. and right again on 272, and back to Palouse.
to Moscow Mountain
Polk Street
Hwy 95 to Coeur d’Alene
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Mountainview Park
Hamilton Lowe Aquatic Center
Morton
F Street
Not to Scale
Eisenhower
Van Buren
Adams
Hayes Seventh
Blaine
Main
Sixth Street
Washington
Deakin
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Fifth
Jefferson
Line
State line
Rayburn
Eighth
Swe
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Third Fourth
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Sixth Street
ASUI Kibbie Dome
East City Park
Joseph Harold
Latah County Fairgrounds & Palouse Ice Rink
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UI Golf Course
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Mountainview
Third Street
McConnell Mansion Second
DOWNTOWN
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Pullman Road
Almon
Chipman Trail Trail Head
A Street
Palouse Mall
Asbury
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Warbonnet
Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center Hwy 270 to Pullman
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Moscow Bike Map
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Styner
Paradise Pa
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Hwy 95 to Lewiston
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KENDRICK Bethany Memorial Chapel, built in 1905, is located six miles northeast of Kendrick. Norwegian homesteaders built this chapel. Eric Leien hand-carved the pews, altar rail and pulpit. Nearby is the old cemetery. Contact Orville Halseth, (208) 289–5314.
MOSCOW Appaloosa Museum & Heritage Center features the history of Idaho’s state horse. Native American artifacts are highlighted in the section exploring the Nez Perce and Palouse tribes’ connection with the Appaloosa horse. A saddle collection, western art featuring Appaloosas, and western tack and attire are displayed. Live Appaloosas are on site in summer months. A kids area, gift shop, and picnic grounds are also available. Located on the Moscow/Pullman Hwy. on the state line, hours are Mon–Fri 10:00am–5:00pm and Sat 10:00–4:00pm. Closed major holidays. Call (208) 882–5578, ext. 279 for more information or to schedule group tours. Cordelia Lutheran Church, seven miles southeast of Moscow off the paved Lenville Rd., was established in 1883 by Pastor Peter Carlson. The Cordelia Lutheran Church is the oldest Lutheran Church in Idaho. As the state’s smallest church, it is also the site of the first Lutheran confirmation on the West Coast. It survives today as a classic example of pioneer rural churches. Idaho Forest Fire Museum is a free museum that includes displays on the great fires of 1910, firefighters’ tools, and Smokey Bear memorabilia and history. It is located inside Woodland Enterprises/ Northwest Showcase at 310 N. Main in Moscow. Open Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:30pm and Sat 10:00am– 5:30pm. Call (208) 882–4767 for more information. McConnell Mansion was built in 1886 by Moscow’s most prominent merchant, William McConnell. He later became a U.S. Senator and Idaho’s third governor. Today the house, located at 110 S. Adams, is considered a prime example of Victorian architecture. The main floor rooms have been restored to time periods from the 1890s to the 1930s. Upstairs are exhibits on people and places of Latah County and a hands-on exhibit for children. Museum hours: May– Sept: Tues–Sat, 1:00pm–5:00pm; Oct–April: Tues–Sat, 1:00pm–4:00pm and by arrangement. Research
library and office hours are Tues–Fri, 9:00am–5:00pm. Located at 327 E. Second St. admission is free to members of the society and by donation for nonmembers. Call (208) 882–1004 or email acatt@latah.id.us for more information.
POTLATCH Freeze Community Church, four miles north of Potlatch, was built in 1889. The church and cemetery were once part of a small thriving community founded in 1877. The Old Willow Inn was built in 1916. The 13,000 square-foot facility features a full-size gymnasium of hardwood maple flooring. It is the largest woodframed building in Potlatch. In the early years, it was the town’s social center, hosting games, dances, plays, card parties and athletic events. Though the Potlatch Company dismantled the largest white pine mill in the world in the 1980s, the gym remains today a quiet reminder of the days when timber was king and the company town hummed with activity. Tours available by appointment, call (208) 875–0861. Scenic 6 Park In 1905, Potlatch Lumber built the town, including the church and school, and managed its affairs. Scenic 6 Park is near the site of what was once the largest steam-powered sawmill in the world.
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HISTORICAL SITES & MUSEUMS LATAH COUNTY
HISTORICAL SITES & MUSEUMS
PALOUSE Roy M. Chatters Newspaper and Printing Museum, located on Main St., houses historic printing equipment and archives of Whitman County newspapers dating back to the 1880’s. Open every Saturday (except October and January) 10:00am–2:00pm or by appointment by calling Janet at (509) 878–1742.
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photo by Third Street Art Gallery A steam engine of the Potlatch railroad and depot are part of the unique historical site. Walking tour brochures are available at City Hall on 6th and Main St. Take Hwy.95 north to the Potlatch turn off on State Hwy. 6. Hours: Mon–Fri, 8:30am–12:00pm and 1:00pm–5:30pm. City of Potlatch, (208) 875–0708.
WHITMAN COUNTY COLFAX Codger Pole, the tallest chainsaw carving in the world is located just off Main St. Contact the Colfax Chamber of Commerce at (509) 397–3712. Perkins House is a Victorian-style house that was built in 1886 by Colfax’s first permanent resident. Now a National Historical Site, this house is open June 1 to Labor Day on Thursday and Sunday from 1:00pm– 4:00pm. For appointments or information, call Colfax City Hall, (509) 397–3861 or Steve Larkin (509) 288–1420.
COLTON St. Gall’s Catholic Church, located in Colton, was built in 1905. It retains the original architecture and stained glass windows. Call (509) 229–3548 for more information.
GARFIELD R.C. McCroskey House, located at N. 803 4th St. in Garfield, is a National Historic Site. Home of “Lentil Crunch”, tours are available by appointment only. Contact Donna Gwinn at (509) 635–1459.
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The Staley Museum is a personal museum of the Staley family. Located in the restored family home, each room has its own treasure of antique furniture, family portraits, and personal items of the Staley family. Open by appointment, call Molly, (509) 334–1008. Robert P. Worthman Veterinary Anatomy Teaching Museum, located in McCoy Hall room 203 on the WSU campus, is open Mon–Fri, 8:00am–5:00pm. The museum features several hundred dried and skeletal preparations of large and small domestic animals and selected specimens of birds and wild species. For information and to arrange for group tours call (509) 335–5701. Conner Museum, located in Abelson Hall (Science Hall) on the WSU campus, is open 8:00am–5:00pm, 7 days a week, except on University holidays. The museum contains the largest public collection of birds and mammals in the Pacific Northwest and includes more than 700 species, including a dinosaur skeleton. For information, call (509) 335–3515. WSU Museum of Anthropology has interpretive exhibits, including the fossil record of human evolution and exhibits on cultural similarities and differences in people. Located in College Hall, room 110, on the WSU campus. Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00am-4:00pm. Closed for all school holidays. Free admission. For information, call (509) 335–3441.
ROSALIA Steptoe Battlefield Site and Monument, located near the baseball field, is a 25-foot granite memorial that marks the last Indian victory over the U.S. Army in May 1858. Rosalia’s Battle Days Celebration commemorates this noteworthy event.
UNIONTOWN St. Boniface Catholic Church This beautiful church, located on St. Boniface St., was built in 1904 and became the first consecrated church in the state of Washington in 1910. Mass is held the 2nd, and 4th Saturday and 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sunday. Call (509) 229–3548 for more information.
ARTS & ATTRACTIONS
ARTS & ATTRACTIONS ART GALLERIES The Prichard Art Gallery is a part of the University of Idaho’s art facilities. Located on Main St., it has become Moscow’s prominent art center and exhibits some of the nation’s finest art. The Gallery is closed Mondays and between exhibitions. Call for a current schedule and exhibitions, (208) 885–3586. UI Galleries, located on campus, includes Ridenbaugh Hall and the University of Idaho Commons Building. Both locations schedule exhibitions that offer a variety of art shows. For University Gallery information call (208) 885–6043. Museum of Art WSU is the largest fine arts facility in the Inland Northwest and operates a program of exhibits changing throughout the year. The museum is located in the Fine Arts Center. The gallery offers traditional and contemporary art forms from various mediums. The gallery is open Mon–Sat 10:00am– 4:00pm, and is open until 7:00pm on Thurs. For schedule of exhibits or other information, call (509) 335–1910 or visit www.wsu.edu/artmuse. Artisans at the Dahmen Barn, once a dairy barn, now houses local artisans in their studios working in their various mediums. It is surrounded by a fence of 1,000 iron wheels, a must-see area landmark that attracts artists and photographers from afar. Find them in Uniontown on Hwy. 195, 16 miles south of Pullman and is open Thurs–Sun 10:00am–6:00pm, with shorter hours 10:00am–4:00pm in Jan–Feb. See more details including a schedule of events at www.ArtisanBarn.org, or call (509) 229–3414.
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CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
The Bank Left Gallery is located in Palouse in the historic Bank Building and features regional artists and fine crafts. The gallery is open Wed–Sat 10:00am– 5:00pm. For information, call (509) 878–8425.
DANCE Festival Dance and Performing Arts brings international professional dance and performing arts events to the area by presenting the only dance series between Seattle and Minneapolis, the Great Performances Series. The association also maintains the oldest dance academy in the Palouse and Valley regions, with studios serving the communities of Moscow, Genesee, Troy, Lewiston, and Lapwai. Festival Dance provides a large Youthreach program that helps youth in area communities by in-school dance PULLMAN www.experiencewa.com
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presentations, Discover Dance, “field-trip” dance performances and summer workshops and youth programs available. Call (208) 883-DANS or www.festivaldance.org.
MUSIC Washington Idaho Symphony, formed in 1971, has developed into a premium orchestra that brings classical and contemporary symphonic music to the Palouse. Participating performers are local residents from Eastern Washington and North Central Idaho. For ticket information, concert locations and times, call (509) 332–3408. The Idaho Washington Concert Corale/Palouse Carol Society is a non-profit auditioned choir. You can enjoy performances from October through May in the quad cities as well as in the surrounding communities. Visit www.iwchorale.org, or call (509) 334–3157 for ticket and concert information. Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum in Pullman has 12,000 seats and is one of the largest performing arts centers in the Inland Northwest. The coliseum also offers a smaller, 2,600-seat theatre. Top-name comedians, rock, jazz and country western stars, ballet and operatic touring companies, symphonies and soloists perform throughout the year. For upcoming performances call (509) 335–3525, or for tickets and reservations call 1–800–325–SEAT. The WSU Music Department presents or co-sponsors over 200 concerts and recitals yearly. The Kimbrough Music Building, located at the intersection of Campus St. and Library Rd., houses a 400-seat recital hall for performances by faculty, students and visiting musicians. Performances include Madrigal singing, March and Stage Bands, Chamber music and Jazz performers. For concert information, call (509) 335–3898, or visit www.libarts.wsu.edu/music.
THEATRE Idaho Repertory Theatre, founded in 1953, is one of the Northwest’s oldest professional summer theatre companies. IRT showcases the talent of highly skilled artists in musical, comedic, dramatic and Shakespearian performances. Summer theatre workshops are offered in cooperation with UI’s Theater Arts Dept. for high school students and K-12 teachers. For ticket information, call (208) 885–6465 or www.idahorep.org.
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Moscow Community Theatre, founded in 1976 with local talent from the community and the universities, features family dramas, comedies, and musical productions throughout the year. For more information visit www.moscowcommunitytheatre.com The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre (KPAC) is located in a historic downtown building at 508 S. Main St. in Moscow. KPAC offers high quality entertainment including live theatre, film, concerts, lectures, and other performing arts. For information, call (208) 882–4127. UI Hartung Theatre, located on the University of Idaho campus, this theatre offers performances throughout the year. The Mainstage Series, presented by the UI Theater Arts Dept. features dramas, comedies and musicals. Each summer, the Hartung houses Idaho Repertory Theatre (see above). For tickets and schedule information, call the Hartung box office at (208) 885–7212. Palouse Highland Players are a community theatre troupe geared especially to young people in junior high school through their college years. For more information about performances visit www. palousehighlandplayers.org or call (208) 882–4182. Pullman Civic Theatre, founded in 1946, is a non-profit, all-volunteer theatre that provides quality, affordable live entertainment to the Palouse region. They perform multiple plays yearly, plus occasional live theatre event tie-ins. PCT is located at 1220 N.W. Nye St. Auditions and volunteer opportunities are open to all community members. For information, call (509) 332–8406 or visit www.pullmancivictheatre.org Regional Theatre of the Palouse is a professional theater company that presents an annual summer musical at Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum, as well as performances at venues throughout the area during the year. This group also teaches courses in acting, voices, movement, and even how to apply theater makeup. For more information, call (509) 334–0750. WSU Theatre presents theatrical productions in modern campus facilities. Jones Theatre, with seating for 350, and the Wadleigh Little Theatre are located in Daggy Hall. Call the WSU Ticket Office at (509) 335–7236.
TOURS & ADVENTURES PERSONALIZED TOURS Big Meadow Creek Alpacas, located 12 miles east of Moscow in Troy, ID, specializes in the Suri Alpaca, the “Mercedes” of alpacas, with lustrous locks that feel like silk. A variety of alpaca products are for sale: plush, handmade teddy bears, throws, capes and sweaters, hats and gloves, and socks. Farm visits are encouraged, and personalized tours are available for school and community groups. For information or to schedule group tours, call (208) 596–6149. Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch, located in Viola, ID, lies near the base of Moscow Mountain among the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse. Farm visits are encouraged, but please call ahead. Guest lodging is available. Raw fiber, rovings, spun yarn, alpaca clothing, and other alpaca items are for sale. For tour and lodging information contact owners Eddie and Karil Gary at (208) 882–2805. Loop Tour of Discovery through Whitman and Latah Counties. This self-guided driving tour of Whitman and Latah counties provides a glimpse into the rich history
of the Palouse. Visit the Moscow or Pullman Chambers for a free brochure and map. Call 800–365–6948 or 800–380–1801. Lower Granite Lock and Dam, 27 miles southwest of Pullman along the Snake River, offers free guided tours Friday–Sunday at 11:00am, 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Call (509) 397–6413 for information. Those over 18 (with photo ID) may cross the dam 8:00am–5:00pm to see the fish ladder. Mary Jane’s Farm is a nationally known organic farm located outside Moscow, owned by entrepreneur and author, Mary Jane Butters. Mary Jane’s Farm also produces a line of organic linens and operates an outpost-style B&B: guests stay in elaborately furnished wall tents for a “luxurious” camping experience. For reservations/information: 1–888–750–6004 or www.maryjanesfarm.org Premier Alpacas of the Palouse, located in Uniontown, WA, offers overnight accommodations in the guest house complete with a hammock for a summer respite and a cozy wood stove for winter retreats. Meet the alpacas and touch the luxurious fleece that once clothed Incan royalty. For more information, please call (509) 229–3655 or www.premieralpacas.com.
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TOURS & ADVENTURES
Pullman’s Walk of Fame is located in downtown Pullman. Granite tiles inlaid in the sidewalks starting at the corner of Main Street and Kamiaken commemorate past Pullman mayors, past WSU presidents, distinguished Pullman residents, and WSU sports figures. For a brochure, call (509) 334–3565. Red Barn Farms Red Barn Farms has been in the Meyer family for over a Century owned and operated by four generations of Meyer family—founded in 1901. Red Barn Farm’s goal is to preserve the rural lifestyle, increase agriculture awareness, and provide an events venue for people to come out and appreciate the country atmosphere and way of life. Red Barn Farms hosts weddings throughout the summer months, a summer concert series and fall pumpkin patch and antique show. Someplace fun—someplace different! See us at www.redbarnfarms.com or call (509) 995–6335. WSU Creamery & Ferdinand’s, located in the Food Quality Building on the WSU campus, is home to the world famous Cougar Gold Cheese and Ferdinand’s ice cream. The observation room is open for guided and self-guided tours where spectators can watch the award winning cheese and ice cream being made. Hours are Mon–Fri, 9:30am–4:30pm and 4 hours
before kick off of home football games. For information please call (509) 335–2141. WSU Grizzly Bear Research Facility in Pullman offers visitors the chance to observe live grizzly bears up close! This facility studies the effects of hibernation and how the heart can adapt to stressful conditions. No need to leave your car, you can watch the bears in their two acre outdoor enclosure as you drive by on Terre View Drive. For more information call (509) 335–1119. Zeppoz Family Fun Center in Pullman, located at 780 S.E. Bishop Blvd. is a recreation center for the whole family. Zeppoz is home to a bowling center, arcade, pool tables, card room, sports bar and restaurant, snack bar and full service pro shop. For a change of pace, try cosmic bowling! For information, call (509) 334–7101. The Palouse Discovery Science Center, located at 950 N.E. Nelson Ct. in Pullman, promotes science, math, and technology literacy through the use of educational programs, exhibits, teaching collections, and activities emphasizing hands-on learning including a planetarium! Open to the public Tues–Sat 10:00am– 3:00pm. Admission is $6/adults, $4/children under 12, $5 seniors, and members free. For information, call (509) 332–6869 or visit www.palousescience.org. White Water Adventures From mild to wild, the Palouse is your gateway to high adventure on two of the world’s most renowned white-water rivers. Hells Canyon of the Snake River and the legendary Salmon River, the two deepest river gorges in North America, lie just south of Moscow and Pullman. Whether you choose a white water rafting trip or a scenic Hells Canyon jet boat tour, adventure awaits for all ages and thrill levels. For more information, call 800–380–1801 or 800–365–6948. Gem Digging Dig for buried treasure at the Emerald Creek Garnet Area. The site is the only deposit in the world outside of India where brilliant four and six ray star garnets are found. The area is open Memorial Day through Labor Day, Fri-Tues 9:00am–5:00pm, depending on weather conditions. Permits are $10/adults, children under 12 years/$5. Call ahead to the St. Joe Ranger District at (208) 245–2531, or visit www.fs.fed.us/ipnf/rec/activities/garnets.
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BREWERIES
Merry Cellars is a family-owned winery which began in Pullman in 2004 with their first crush. Winemaker Patrick Merry produces both red and white premium varieties, all from Washington fruit. The tasting room is open Tues–Sat 1:00pm–6:00pm and by appointment. They are located at 1300 N.E. Henley Ct. in Pullman. Call (509) 338–4699 for more information, or visit www.merrycellars.com.
Palouse Falls Brewery, Pullman’s first microbrewery, offers a wide variety of superior microbrews in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Bring your own food and sample several beers named for regional landmarks including Kamiak IPA, Steptoe Stout, Whitman Wheat, Crimson Pride, Idaho Au, and many more. Join them for one of their many special events throughout the year or sit and sip in the tap room with your friends. 1335 SE Bishop Blvd. in Pullman. Tues–Thurs, 2:00pm–7:30pm, Fri–Sat noon–closing. (509) 334–6427.
Wawawai Canyon Winery opened in the fall of 2006 with the release of their 2004 Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon, made with Washington fruit, including grapes grown on their property. The winery/tasting room is located along the MoscowPullman Hwy. where you can taste the newest releases. Open Fri–Sat 11:00am–6:00pm and Sun 11:00am–4:00pm or by appointment. For more information, call (509) 338–4916 or visit www.wawawaicanyon.com. Camas Prairie Winery, which began in 1983 as a hobby, is Idaho’s oldest independent winery. The family operation produces all wines on the premises with grapes field-crushed at the vineyards. Enjoy a sampling of Camas’ 20 wines, champagnes, and 90 imported specialty beers. Picnic on the mezzanine or watch activities on Main Street from the restored 1880s’ west window; 110 S. Main in Moscow. The cozy space is also available for private parties. Hours: Tues–Sat, 12:00pm–6:30pm. Call (208) 882–0214 or 800–616–0214.
Paradise Creek Brewing Co, located in Pullman’s Old Post Office, is a genesis for ales, hand crafted and curated with loving care in the singular hope to weave great beer into the fabric of Pullman’s culture. A place where you’ll find a gastropub menu, an extensive wine list, homebrew supplies, wine and bottled microbrews for sale, local art, music, movies and of course, the specialty beers we brew directly below the restaurant. Paradise Creek Brewery is Pullman’s alternative establishment for quality beer and great food. Located behind Higginson Discount Flooring Center at 245 S.E. Paradise in Pullman. Tuesday–Sunday 11:30–Close. www.ParadiseCreekBrewery.com
The vines of Colter’s Creek are nestled along the Potlatch River near its confluence with the Clearwater. The elevation of the vineyard is between 800 and 1200 ft., making it one of the lowest elevation vineyards in Idaho. Colter’s Creek Vineyards and Winery owners Mike Pearson and Melissa Sanborn invite you to come and enjoy their selection of wine located at 20154 Colter Creek Ln., Juliaetta, ID. Tasting Room and Winery tours are by appointment only, please call (208) 874–3933 for more information. PULLMAN www.experiencewa.com
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WINERIES
MEETINGS PLACES ON THE PALOUSE
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MEETINGS PLACES ON THE PALOUSE The Palouse offers a variety of facilities, convention support capabilities, and advanced technical resources for meetings of every size. Many successful national and international conventions have been hosted in the communities. The private and public sectors work closely to ensure that meetings of all sizes, scopes and objectives are successful and entertaining experiences. Private convention facilities and those of the campuses will serve groups from a few dozen to several thousand. The communities offer a variety of lodging accommodations from quaint bed and breakfast rooms to luxury suites in addition to meeting facilities of their own. The University of Idaho’s Kibbie Dome and Washington State University’s Beasley Coliseum seat 17,500 and 12,000 respectively. Both Universities offer accommodates of all sizes to fit your needs. 1912 Center Located on 3rd St. in Moscow, the former Moscow High School, built in 1912, is a three-story, 30,000 square foot building located on the edge of a historic residential neighborhood, three blocks from the City’s commercial core. It is an excellent example of classical style architecture built during the Progressive School Era, with classic details in brick and white terra cotta that are unique to the area. This landmark is the home of Moscow’s first multigenerational, multipurpose community center. The 1912 Center
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features a ballroom for large meetings/wedding receptions, meeting space for smaller conferences, an arts workshop and a dressing room/restroom to the existing spaces in the facility. Groups or individuals should direct all facility questions to Heart of the Arts’ Executive Director, Jenny Sheneman, (208) 669–2249 Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 6:00pm or www.1912center.org. The Best Western Plus University Inn is the ideal site for your next meeting, conference, banquet or gathering. With eleven conference rooms and our outdoor courtyard, the Inn is able to accommodate groups of 5 to 500. The Inn’s experienced team will make planning a successful event easy and enjoyable. In addition, the Inn offers deluxe accommodations, two on-site restaurants, lounge, four seasons recreation center, wireless internet access, as well as shuttle service to and from the Pullman Moscow Airport. All of the amenities and services to make your stay in Moscow relaxing and convenient can be found at the Best Western Plus University Inn. For additional information, please visit us at www.uinnmoscow.com or call us at (800) 325–8765. The Eastside Marketplace has what you need for your next event! From 2 to 1,000 we have spaces for everyone. Meeting space in restaurants, café style seating, and 7,200-square-foot open space. Contact Darlene Schneider, Marketing Director, at (208) 882–1533 or at Darlene@eastsidemarketplace. com for additional information.
The newly redecorated Holiday Inn Express in Pullman has several rooms available with seating from 30–80 including full service catering options and state of the art equipment. An outdoor patio is also available for groups meeting during the spring and summer months. Call (509) 334–4437 or visit www.hiexpress.com/pullmanwa. LaQuinta Inn in Moscow can host groups of 60 in 2 conferencing rooms and offers 76 sleeping rooms, a pool and close proximity to restaurants. Call (208) 883–5365 or visit www.lq.com for more information. The Palouse Inn of Moscow offers conference facilities for smaller groups of up to 30 with 109 guest rooms available in the heart of Moscow, ID. Call (208) 882–5511 or visit www.palouseinn.com.
The SEL Event Center, located in northwest Pullman near Washington State University, hosts groups of 10–500. This facility features Faraday Hall, a 7,100 square foot room loaded with state of the art technology. The hall opens to an outdoor garden area perfect for weddings and receptions. For more information visit www.seleventcenter.com or call (509) 334–5050. Gladish Community and Cultural Center is on the National Historic register and is home to a variety of rooms available for meetings, conferences and conventions at very reasonable rates for up to 900 guests. For more information visit www.gladishcommunity.org or call (509) 332–8081. For more information, call 1–800–380–1801 (Moscow) or 1–800–365–6948 (Pullman) or visit www.moscowchamber.com or www.pullmanchamber.com.
Quality Inn of Pullman offers a full kitchen and free use of conference technology to groups using their meeting rooms that hold 30–150 guests. Call (509) 332–0500 or visit www.choicehotels.com.
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The Hilltop Inn in Pullman can accommodate up to 100 people in many different styles with several themes. It adjoins a full service restaurant and lounge with full catering services available. Call (509) 332–0928 for details.
Meeting Spaces FACILITY PHONE ADDRESS BANQUET THEATRE
BREAKOUT CATERING ROOMS
1912 Center
(208) 669–2249
412 E. Third St. Moscow
150
200
Yes
Kitchen
American Legion
(208) 882–1246
317 S. Howard St. Moscow
120
140
No
No
Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum
(509) 335–3525
1500 N.E. Fairway Dr., Pullman 500
12500
Yes
Yes
Best Western Plus University Inn
(208) 882–0550
1516 Pullman Rd. Moscow
700
Yes
Yes
Dahmen Barn
(509) 229–3414
419 N. Park Way, Uniontown
85
No
Eastside Marketplace
(208) 882–1533
1420 S. Blaine St. Moscow
600
1000
Yes
No
Elks Lodge
(208) 882–2577
3080 Hwy. 8, Moscow
125
200
Yes
Yes
Gladish Community & Cultural Center
(509) 332–8081
115 N.W. State St. Pullman
200
900
Yes
Yes
Gritman Medical Center
(208) 882–4511
700 S. Main St. Moscow
50
75
No
No
Hilltop Inn & Restaurant
(509) 332–0928
928 N.W. Olsen, Pullman
72
100
Yes
Yes
Holiday Inn Express
(509) 334–3467
S.E. 1190 Bishop Blvd. Pullman 64
80
No
Yes
LaQuinta Inn
(208) 882–5367
185 Warbonnet Dr. Moscow
100
No
No
Quality Inn Paradise Creek
(509) 334–4271
1400 S.E. Bishop Blvd. Pullman 120
150
Yes
Yes
SEL Event Center
(509) 334–5050
1825 Schweitzer Dr. Pullman
500
820
Yes
Yes
University of Idaho (208) 885–6956
Commons & Student Union Building, Moscow
Call for details
Call for details
Yes
Yes
University of Idaho (208) 885–6956
Event Planning on Campus, Moscow
Call for details
Call for details
N/A
Yes
WSU CUB
1500 N.E. Terrell Mall, Pullman 1200
0
Yes
Yes
(509) 335–9444
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Business Directory ALZHEIMER’S CARE
BANKS
Bishop Place • Memory Care Villas Pullman, WA • (509) 334–9488 www. lifestylesllc.com
Latah Federal Credit Union 912 S Washington • Moscow ID (208) 882–0232
ANTIQUES
Zions National Bank 105 S Main Moscow, ID (208) 882–4581
Main Street Antique Mall 304 N Main • Moscow, ID (208) 882–2614
BATTERIES
Pullman Chamber of Commerce 415 N Grand Ave • Pullman, WA (509) 334–3565 Toll Free: (800) 365–6948
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories 2350 NE Hopkins Ct.• Pullman, WA (509) 332–1890
CHURCHES
ENTERTAINMENT/ EVENTS
P.O. Box 595, 421 Main • Troy, ID (509) 835–2041 First Presbyterian Church 405 Van Buren • Moscow ID (208) 882–4122 www.fpc–moscow.org
Good Samaritan Society— Moscow Village 640 N Eisenhower St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–6560
Les Schwab Tire Center 160 SE Bishop Blvd • Pullman WA (509) 334–1835 1421 White Ave • Moscow ID (208) 882–3538 214WWallaWalla Hwy • ColfaxWA (509) 397–4678
ARTISAN CENTER
BUSINESS RESOURCES
Artisans at the Dahmen Barn Uniontown, Washington (509) 229–3414 www.artisanbarn.org
Better Business Bureau (800) 356–1007 www.bbb.org
Meeting at the Schweitzer Event Center
CARPET CLEANING
CLEANING SERVICES
Superior Floors 625 West A St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–1919
DustBusters (509) 592–6090 Residential, Commercial, and Construction Cleaning.
APARTMENTS/ RENTALS
ASSISTED LIVING Bishop Place Pullman, WA • (509) 334–9488 www. lifestylesllc.com Good Samaritan Society— Moscow Village 640 N Eisenhower St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–6560
ATHLETIC CLUBS North Idaho Athletic Club 408 S Main • Moscow, ID www.niathletic.com (208) 882–7884
AUTO DEALERS Ambassador Auto Service Inc. Subaru and Jeep • 525 W Third St. Moscow, ID • (208) 882–2722 Toll Free: (800) 422–0297
AUTO PARTS St. John Hardware 202 West A Street • Moscow, ID (208) 882–7501
CARPET SALES Superior Floors 625 West A St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–1919
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Colfax Chamber of Commerce 109 E Wall St. • Colfax, WA (509) 397–3712 Moscow Chamber of Commerce 411 S Main • Moscow, ID (208) 882–1800 Toll Free: (800) 380–1801 Palouse Chamber of Commerce (509) 878–1811 Palouse, WA
ENGINEERING
Moscow Church of the Nazarene 6th & Mountain View • Moscow ID (208) 882–4332 www.moscownaz.org
Moscow Farmers Market SaturdaysMaythroughOctober,8am–1pm
Friendship Square
Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival (208) 885–6765 www.jazz.uidaho.edu
Real Life Ministries on the Palouse
National Lentil Festival August 19–21, 2011 www.lentilfest.com
(208) 882–2484 www.liferotp.com
EVENT CENTERS
COMPUTERS First Step Internet 1420 S Blaine, Ste 10 • Moscow, ID (208) 882–8869 www.fsr.com
ST A Y W
LaQuinta Inn 185 Warbonnet Dr • Moscow ID (208) 882–5365 • 1–800–531–5900 Red Barn Farms 1 mile north of Colton, WA redbarnfarms.com (509) 995–6335
ITH THE BEST!
UNIVERSITY INN Hotel & Conference Center
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1912 Center 412 E. Third St. • Moscow, ID www.1912Center.org (208) 669–2249
173 Guest Rooms & Suites Daily Continental Breakfast Two Restaurants Indoor Pool, Spa & Sauna Free Wireless Internet In-room Movies, Refrigerator, Microwave
1516 Pullman Rd. Moscow, ID • 83843 (208) 882-0550 • 1-800-325-8765 www.uinnmoscow.com
Uniontown WA
Thurs ~ Sun
visit artisans in their studios The Shop at the Barn selling creations of more than100 regional artisans
www.ArtisanBarn.org 509-229-3414
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Latah Realty 128 E Third St. • Moscow, ID (208) 883–1525 www.latahrealty.com Moscow Realty 201 E Third St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–5531 www.moscowrealty.com
• Free Deluxe Continental Breakfast • Wifi Throughout Building • Meeting/Banquet Space Available • Business Center • Indoor Pool & Spa • Fitness Center
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185 Warbonnet Drive, Moscow, ID (208) 882-5365 • www.LQ.com
Schweitzer Event Center 1825 Schweitzer Dr. • Pullman, WA (509) 334–5050
FOOD CO–OPS Moscow Food CO–OP 121 E. 5th St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–8537
GIFTS/SOUVENIRS Northwest Showcase Regional Art • Crafts • Gifts • Culinary Delights • 310 N Main • Moscow, ID (208) 882–4767
First Step Internet 1420 S Blaine, Ste 10 • Moscow, ID (208) 882–8869 www.fsr.com
MEDICAL Pullman Family Medicine Pullman, WA Corner of Valley Rd. & Stadium Way (near WSU campus) (509) 332–3548 www.pullmanfamilymed.com
MOVIE THEATERS
GLASS Moscow Glass & Awning For all your auto, residential & commercial glass needs. 1018 S Jefferson • Moscow, ID (208) 883–1850 www.moscowglassand–awning.com
GOLF COURSE Palouse Ridge Golf Club 1260 Palouse Ridge Drive Pullman, WA (509) 335–4342
HEATING/ELECTRIC Pullman Heating and Electric 1045 NE Davis Way Pullman, WA (509) 332–5611 www.pullmanheatingandelectric.com
HOSPITALS Gritman Medical Center 700 S Main • Moscow ID (208) 882–4511 Pullman Regional Hospital The region’s premier health care facility 835 SE Bishop Blvd • Pullman, WA (509) 332–2541 www.pullmanregional.org
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Village Centre Cinemas Pullman, WA • (509) 334–1002 www.pullmanmovies.com
NURSING HOMES Good Samaritan Society— Moscow Village 640 N Eisenhower St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–6560
REAL ESTATE
INFORMATION/SERVICES Coldwell Banker Tomlinson 203 S Main • Moscow, ID (208) 882–0800 www.cbtmoscow.com Gail Byers Real Estate 110 E Third St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–8070 www.gbyers.com Good Samaritan Society— Fairview Village Estates 403 Samaritan Lane • Moscow, ID (208) 882–9809
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Palouse Commercial Real Estate 103 E 2nd, Moscow (208) 882–3800 102 W Main, Pullman (509) 338–5534 www,palousecommercial.com RE/MAX Connections of Moscow 325 W Third St. Moscow, ID (866) 740–5111 • (208) 883–9700 www.homesinmoscow.com Team Idaho Real Estate & Team Washington Real Estate 204 S. Main, Moscow ID (800) 354–5643 teamidahorealestate.com teamwashingtonrealestate.com
RECYCLING
SHOPPING Eastside Marketplace Corner of Blaine and Troy Hwy 1420 S Blaine St • Moscow, ID (208) 882–1533 www.eastsidemarketplace.com
SPORTING GOODS Hyperspud Sports 402 S Main St. • Moscow, ID (208) 883–1150 Tri–State— Idaho’s Most Interesting Store 1104 Pullman Road, Moscow (208) 882–4555
TELEVISION (CABLE/SATELLITE) Time Warner Cable 1020 SE Latah Street, Pullman 828 W Pullman Road, Moscow www.timewarnercable.com (888) 34–CABLE
Moscow Recycling 401 N Jackson • Moscow ID (208) 882–0590 www.moscowrecycling.com
THEATRES
RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES
TIRES
Bishop Place Pullman, WA • (509) 334–9488 www. lifestylesllc.com Good Samaritan Society— Fairview Village Estates 403 Samaritan Lane • Moscow, ID (208) 882–9809 Good Samaritan Society— Moscow Village 640 N Eisenhower St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–6560
RESTAURANTS Heros N Sports NE 245 Kamiaken • Moscow, ID (509) 334–4324
SCHOOLS Logos School 110 Baker St. (208) 882–1226
SHOES–NEW + REPAIR Peck’s Shoe Clinic 115 E Third St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–4523
Regional Theatre of the Palouse 122 N. Grand Ave • Pullman, WA www.rtoptheatre.org Les Schwab Tire Center 160 SE Bishop Blvd • Pullman WA (509) 334–1835 1421 White Ave • Moscow ID (208) 882–3538 214 W. Walla Walla Hwy • Colfax WA (509) 397–4678
UNIVERSITIES Washington State University Pullman, WA www.wsu.edu New Saint Andrews College 405 S. Main St., Moscow www.nsa.edu
UTILITIES Avista Utilities Toll Free: 1–800–227–9187
WINES + RETAIL Wine Company of Moscow 111 E Third St. • Moscow, ID (208) 882–6502
HOTELS HOTEL
CITY
PHONE
Best Western University Inn Additional Info: 1516 Pullman Rd.
Moscow
(208) 882–0550
Hilltop Inn Pullman (509) 332–0928 Additional Info: 928 NW Olsen St • www.hotelonthehill.com Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Pullman Additional Info: 1190 SE Bishop Blvd
(509) 334–4437
LaQuinta Inn Moscow (208) 882–5365 Additional Info: 1–800–531–5900 • 185 Warbonnet Dr • ID Palouse Inn Moscow (208) 882–5511 Additional Info: Toll Free: (888) 882–5511 • 101 Baker St. •, ID •www.palouseinn.com Siesta Motel Additional Info: 615 S. Main
Colfax
(509) 397–3417
Best Western Wheatland Inn Colfax Additional Info: 1–877–397–0397 • 701 N Main St
(509) 882-5555
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Leading the Way to Wellness • 24 hour Emergency / Trauma C Center enter • Adult Day Health • Cancer Resource Center Cardiac / Pulmonary Rehabilitation • Cardiopulmonary Department • Clinical Laboratory • Community Health Education • Critical Care Unit • Family Birth Center • Foundation • Medical Imaging Services • Medical / Surgical Unit: Pediatric & Adult In-Patient Care • Occupational Health Services • Palouse Dialysis Clinic • Palouse Psychiatry • Rural Health Clinics
• S ame Day C enter Same Center & Outpatient Clinics • Sleep Center • Specialty Clinics: Allergies & Asthma, Oncology, Pediatric & Adult Cardiology, Nephrology, Neurosurgery & Spine • Surgical Services • Therapy Solutions: Massage, Occupational Physical and Speech Therapy • Wellness Programs: Diabetes Care, Clinical Nutrition, Fitness, Weight Management • Women's Imaging Center
Right here on (208) 882-4511
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