Holiday Travel 2011

Holiday Travel

2011

Advertising Supplement to the Lewiston Tribune, Moscow-Pullman Daily News and Whitman County Gazette

re information, call ((208)983-1950 in Grangeville or (208)476-8267 8267 in Orofino.

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Are you planning a family outing to the local national forest to cut that “perfect” Christmas tree? The Nez Perce - Clearwater National Forests offer the following tips for success.

Obtain a Christmas tree permit from Forest Service offices or private vendors in local communities. One permit must be purchased for each tree, up to a maximum of three trees. The permits cost $5.00 apiece.

Snowy Sunset Over Lolo Creek, Clearwater National Forest Christmas trees can be cut anywhere EXCEPT campgrounds, administrative Photo courtesy of Robert Millage, Robert Millage Photography, Kamiah, Idaho sites or on private properties within national forest boundaries. Cut your tree Snowy Sunset Over Lolo Creek,asClearwater National Forest close to the ground as possible. Please don’t cut a large tree just to take the top!

Be prepared for winter conditions.

Keep emergency courtesy of Robert Millage, Robert Millage Ph Photography, otography, Kamiah, Idaho food, clothing and Pharmacy & Gifts equipment with you and let others know where you are going. Check for local road conditions before leaving home.

For more information, call (208) 983-1950 in Grangeville or (208) 476-8267 in Orofino.

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CLEARWATER RIDGE RUNNERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB

509 E. Main, Kendrick

208-289-5941

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P.O. Box 2375, Orofino, Idaho 83544 • (208) 476-3024 We have over 300 miles of groomed trails. Our riding season stretches from November to May. The trailheads are out of Headquarters, Pierce and Musselshell and we have a variety of riding - playful, scenic and extreme. Fun Run is in January and February. Contact Mountain Motor Sports for snow conditions (208) 476-3024.

For Your Summer Food

Restaurant and Cabins on the banks of the wild and scenic Lochsa River

Powell, Idaho

(208) 942-3405 www.lochsalodge.com Full Service, Upscale Style!

Breakfast, Lunch or Dinners

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Asker’s

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• Open Year Round • Snowmobiling Nearby • Cross-Country Skiing • Great Food

SNOWMOBILING IN GRANGEVILLE

Grangeville, Idaho, is the hub of a network of over 600 miles of groomed trails from Winchester to Elk City and Dixie. At elevations of 5,000 to 8,000 feet, there are abundant snow covered trails November through April.The groomed trails promise access to over 2 million acres of untracked playground on the Nez Perce National Forest.

Snowmobilers based at Grangeville can ride historic Nez Perce Indian and turn-of-the-century gold rush trails. Two favorites are the Elk City Wagon Road and the Old Milner Trail.

The Milner Trail, beginning at the Fish Creek Meadows parking lot near Grangeville, stretches over 40 miles to the famous mining ghost town of “fabulous Florence.” Along the way are many interesting side trips and scenic vistas of Gospel Hump Wilderness and the Seven Devils.The Elk City Wagon Road begins a short distance from Grangeville at the town of Clearwater. From there to Elk City is a 40mile ride on the original trail used by Nez Perce Indians migrating to and from their summer hunting grounds in Montana. During the Gold Rush era, it became the supply route to the mines at Elk City.From Red River, a trail follows the Magruder Road to Darby, Montana. The trail is groomed to Granite Springs, but the route over the pass to Montana, a distance of over 100 miles with no service, is for experienced riders only.

From Dixie, trails stretch south to the breaks of the Salmon River, and northwest to the old mining town of Orogrande in the Buffalo Hump country.Lodging and dining services are available at Grangeville. For more information, contact Grangeville Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 212, Grangeville, Idaho 83530 or call (208) 983-0460.

SNOWHAVEN OFFERS AFFORDABLE SKIING

Those looking for an affordable ski vacation don’t have to look much further than Snowhaven, just seven miles down the road from Grangeville on the Salmon River. A great “haven” for downhill skiing, snowboarding and tubing, Snowhaven offers two ski lifts and one tubing lift to serve more than 60 acres of snow-covered slopes. They also offer courses for beginning through advanced skiers, snowboarders and tubers.For tubers, Snowhaven has added a 600-foot long lift with two 850 foot long runs and a 150 foot vertical drop. The runs will be lit for occasional night offerings.For more information call (208) 983-3866 or www.grangeville.us/idaho-county/snowhaven.

Clearwater

Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club

Harvest Foods We Honestly Care!

415 W. Main, Grangeville 208-983-0680

It’s easy to find us...

LOCATED 3 BLOCKS OFF HWY. 95 Main St, Grangeville 208-983-0680

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6 N. Main St., Kooskia, ID (208) 926-4351

daily specials Biscuits & Gravy Served All Day

208.476.4320

56 Northfork Dr., Ahsahka, ID at the base of Dworshak Dam

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CAMAS EXPRESS

Convenience Store Deli Now Open Discount Cigs, Tobacco Products, Off Road Diesel and Gas 1823 Hwy 95, Craigmont, ID

(208) 924-6992

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Banquets ffee, Great G O l Excellent C Coff Omelets, Outstanding Steaks, 101 E. Main, Grangeville Sandwiches, Hamburgers (208) 983-2106 andFresh Prime Rib Daily

Mon-Thurs 6am-8pm; Fri & Sat 6am-9pm; Sunday 6am-8pm

Breakfast & Lunch Special Soup & Salad Bar Prime Rib on Friday 5-9pm Sunday Dinner Special

Kooskia Cafe

P.O. Box 2375, Orono, ID 83544

Under new Ownership

Great Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

All Steaks are Handcut Choice Beef Open 7 Days a Week 5am-9pm

For information contact (208) 476-2034 Mountain Motor Sports

New Hours

Complimentary Appetizers during Happy Hour on Friday Nights

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CUTTING A CHRISTMAS TREE ON YOUR NEZ PERCE CLEARWATER NATIONAL FORESTS

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FESTIVAL OF TREES TREE FARM OFFERS SLEIGH RIDES

TAKE A WINTER ADVENTURE WITH BLUE MOON Blue Moon Outfitters offers visitors a unique winter adventure at the Blue Moon Yurts in McCall. Join in a one-mile guided ski or snowshoe tour through Ponderosa State Park followed by an evening of festive food and fun.

Those who would like more information or to make reservations may call (208) 634-3111.

Brass Lantern Restaurant Finest Prime Rib and Bite Size in the Northwest!

Daily Specials Monday-Saturday

Genesee, Idaho (208) 285-1512

(208) 746-6225 Fax (208) 746-6062

POST FALLS, ID

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Coeur d’ Alene Holiday Shopping Package ay

Holid Discount ts ise Ticke Light Cru !

Available

& In-Field Trees

Including Robeez all sizes.

Open until Dec. 18th 9am-6pm

Nov. 25th-Dec. 18th

Closed Mon. & Tues.

Forever Green TR EE FARM Christmas Trees Old World &

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Traditional (Fresh & ArtiďŹ cial Wreaths) Holiday Shop (208) 245-2440 Hwy 3 • 7½ miles South of St. Maries

Photos with Santa Dec. 3, 4, 10 & 11 Noon to 3 pm.

Free Coloring Books and Candy Canes

A one mile guided ski or snowshoe tour through Ponderosa State Park.

Cider •Cocoa •Coee •Cookies Tour Tree Farm 323692KN-11

Moore’s Hay/Sleigh Rides

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17372 Nez Perce Road Lewiston, ID 83501

3647 West 5th Avenue Postfalls, ID 83854

Retail Lot Open Holiday Gift Shop Fresh Cut Trees Lots of New Items!

( Jerry Moore Memorial)

Convenience store, discount cigs and tobacco products, gas, diesel, souvenirs and full service deli.

Must show ad at check-in. Limited availability. Not valid with other discounts or during special events. Expires 1/15/12

An Old-Fashioned Christmas...

For all ages. Dec. 4th & Dec. 11th Noon-4:00pm www.forevergreentree.com

NEZ PERCE EXPRESS

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The Forever Green Tree Farm at St. Maries Idaho offers free horse drawn wagon rides and will be offering free sleigh rides Dec. 4th - Dec. 11th. Fresh cut trees and in-field trees Nov. 25th - Dec. 18th.

First two weekends in December photos with Santa from noon to 3pm.

Refreshments, including hot cocoa, cider and coffee awaits visitors wishing to warm themselves near the fire after tramping through the snow. There is also a gift shop offering handmade items and crafts created by local artists.

The tree farm is located seven and a half miles south of St. Maries on Highway 3, between mile markers 76 and 77.

Those who would like more information may call (208) 245-2440 or visit www.forevergreentree.com.

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The 27th annual Festival of Trees, benefiting Tri-State Hospital Foundation, begins Thanksgiving Week when some of the area’s finest designers and decorators create winter magic in the Nez Perce County Fair Pavilion.

A community holiday celebration and tradition, the festival features three events throughout the week, stunning Christmas trees decorated and sponsored by local businesses and individuals, an assortment of mini trees and the hundreds of beautiful items available in the Holiday Market.

Thursday, November 24 is Community Day from 1 to 4 pm. Stroll among the trees, enjoy holiday goodies and get a jump start on your holiday shopping in the Holiday Market. Admission is free.

The Joanne Shears Holiday Tea & Vintage Style Show on Friday is a holiday tradition. Beginning at 10 a.m., this event honors the memory of Joanne Shears, a dedicated nurse and community volunteer. Models showcase vintage clothing from the turn of the century through the 1960s. Enjoy tea, coffee and festival goodies served by special guest servers. Tickets are $15.

The elegant gala event on Saturday, November 26 at 6 pm wraps up the week’s festivities with dinner, live auctioning of the trees, a silent auction and dancing to northwest renowned “Brickhouse Band�. Tickets are $75.

Tickets for events are available at the Tri-State Hospital Foundation office, 1347 12th Street in Clarkston or by calling (509) 751-4556.

Proceeds from Festival of Trees are designated to help fund programs, services, and special equipment needs at Tri-State Memorial Hospital.

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The menu~a multi course blend of new world & ethnic spreads.

) 4 course menu!

For an evening you won't forget.

Call for Reservations Rates 208-634-3111

208-667-3100

$129.00

2300 W. Seltice Way, Coeur d’ Alene

Expires 12/31/11Blackout Dates May Apply. No Cash Value

Mention the “Lewiston Holiday Travel� ad or bring in this coupon

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WHY TRACK SANTA?

NORAD carried out its first Santa tracking in 1958 after inheriting the tradition from CONAD. Since that time, Canadian and American men and women who work at NORAD have responded to phone calls from children personally. Additionally, media from all over the world call NORAD on Christmas Eve for updates on Santa’s location. Last year this web site was visited by millions of people who wanted to know Santa’s whereabouts. This year, the information is provided in six languages. NORAD relies on many volunteers to help make Santa tracking possible. Hundreds of volunteers spend part of their Christmas Eve at the Santa Tracking Operations Center answering phones and emails to provide Santa updates to thousands of inquiring children worldwide. www.noradsanta.org/en/history.php

MULTNOMAH FALLS

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L O D G E

Multnomah Falls, one of Oregon's greatest treasures, is the most visited site in the state of Oregon, where approximately 2 million visitors come to enjoy the nation's second highest yearround waterfall and the natural beauty of the Columbia River Gorge.

We feature a Northwest cuisine and Sunday brunch.

Our historic lodge includes a visitors center, gift shop with Oregon made gifts, and a snack bar for a quick bite. We serve breakfast, lunch & dinner.

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(503) 695-2376

(toll-free from Portland)

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BRONZE ANTLER A CRISP WINTER DAY IN THE WALLOWAS BED & BREAKFAST Good Reasons to Travel A Little Bit South

A sampling from one of the room journals in our B&B: “Wow!!! What a wonderful stay!

We are so glad we chose to stay with you. So relaxing, peaceful and comfortable. We will be back.

I really do not think we have ever stayed in a better bed & breakfast.”

D&S Let us take care of the details while you explore Joseph, Oregon, and the surrounding Eagle Cap Wilderness. Guestrooms and one over-the-top suite, each with attached private bath, individual climate controls, full breakfasts, afternoon treats. Rated 3-diamonds

by AAA and approved by the Oregon Bed & Breakfast Guild.

A perfect wintertime getaway only two hours south from Lewiston/ Clarkston. Travel on state highways maintained by the Washington and Oregon Departments of Transportation. Bring your snowshoes, cross-country or downhill skis, snowmobiles or just yourselves for a weekend or a single night (though we think you’ll want to stay longer).

From a Clarkston, WA guest: “Thank you so much for giving us probably the most relaxing and enjoyable weekend we have had in a very long time. Not only did you take care of all of our needs, you treated us like extended family!”

Photo courtesy of Leon Werdinger

OREGON – Winter in the Wallowas! There is no more beautiful winter paradise than the Wallowa Mountains for Nordic backcountry skiing and snow-shoeing. The surrounding forests provide a near limit-less playground of pristine conditions. As the chill heaps the winter powder blanket over the back country, snow enthusiasts tune up their sleds and hit the open fields. Northeast Oregon gives snowmobilers huge expanses of open terrain in addition to an extensive network (175 miles) of groomed trails.

Dry, powdery snow and friendly locals; you will surely find a reason to make it a yearly destination.Two big events – the Eagle Cap Extreme Sled Dog Race, January 5-8, www.eaglecapextreme. com and the 2011 Winterfest, January 13-15th, www.snowmobilewallowacounty.com. January 2011 is packed with extreme winter sports and a host of activities to warm-up the evenings.

Your perfect getaway! For visitor information on all winter events visit www.wallowacountychamber.com.

MULTNOMAH FALLS LODGE ALONG THE COLUMBIA RIVER

Perfect Winter Getaway 2 Hours South of Lewiston and Clarkston ~ Introducing the new Mirror Lake Suite ~ Your own private spa and luxury guest room.

Discover our relaxed elegance in the Jewel of Northeastern Oregon

309 South Main Street P.O. Box 74 Joseph, Oregon 97846 blog.bronzeantler.com Phone: 541-432-0230 323698KN-11

Open Year Round Riverside Cabins

Wallowa Lake Joseph, Oregon 541-432-2951

www.flyingarrowresort.com 323452KN-11

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LINCOLN CITY, OREGON THE BEACH IS OUR PLAYGROUND

OLYMPIC GAME FARM OLYMPIC PENINSULA

GREY FOX VACATION RENTALS

Grey Fox Vacation Rentals can help you find a place to stay at Cape Meares, Terra Del Mar, Newport, Neskowin or Lincoln City.

For your vacation, rent an ocean front/view home, river front home or beach cottage. Then visit these great towns for a relaxing vacation.

The Olympic Game Farm is nestled in the shadow-lands of Washington’s Olympic Mountains. Co-founders Lloyd and Catherine Beebe and family have succeeded in pairing wildlife and visitors in a manner that preserves the dignity and power of the animals while allowing the public to enjoy a safe “up-close and personal” experience.

• Dozens of Wild Animal Species • Petting Farm • Gift Shop • Driving Tours 362 Days a Year 1423 Ward Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 Call: (360) 683-4295 or toll free 1-800-778-4295 www.olygamefarm.com

We want you to enjoy all the things the beach has to offer, but please be safe. One rule of beach safety is to stay off logs. Tides and undertows can make a large log flip or turn and cause serious injury.

So when on the beach, play it safe – stay off the logs. Storm watching is a great beach activity too, so when storms approach, watch as they come across the sea, but do it from a safe place.

For some, there’s no prize like an agate. The semi-transparent stones are pieces of quartz, carnelian, chalcedony and jasper that come loose from the headlands during storms and are left behind when the waves recede at low tide. Agates come in all colors, but most of them are clear or milky. Some even contain tiny fossils.

Japanese glass fishing floats are highly valued by dedicated beachcombers. Some of these absorbingly beautiful finds are huge, up to two and three feet in diameter; most, however, are between four inches and a foot wide.

DAYTON’S CHRISTMAS KICKOFF - NOV. 25TH & 26TH

Top Notch Cafe

Show.

Holiday visitors will experience a country Christmas and hospitality that go along with it, and enjoy the fine dining and elegant lodging Dayton is famous for.

For a schedule of events and visitor information visit www.historicdayton.com or call (800) 882-6299.

Wapato Point Rentals

Your year round resort for all your vacation needs in fully equipped condos on the lake.

Amenities: tennis, basketball, kids activities, rental equipment, hot tub, pools, moorage, sandy beach, beautiful views & more! www.resortvacationrentals.com

1-888-687-9549

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OPEN DAILY 9:00 am

Numerous Burgers, Old Fashion Soda Fountain, Shakes

Visit our website for specials! www.oceanterrace.com

• Spectacular • Complete ocean view kitchens • Heated indoor • Non-smoking pool /No pets

1-800-648-2119 • 1-541-996-3623 4229 SW Beach Lincoln City, Oregon 97367

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(360) 683-4295 • 800-778-4295 Web Site~ http://www.olygamefarm.com

•Over 3 miles of drive-through adventure!

•Guided lecture tours (summer only) •Petting farm •Observation tower and picnic area •Gift shop and snack bar

come see us!

1423 Ward Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382

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Open Mon, Tues, Sat • 5am-3pm Wed, Thurs, Fri • 5am-7:30 pm Sunday • 8am-2pm

Grey Fox Vacation Rentals

NESKOWIN, PACIFIC CITY & TIERRA DEL MAR

(503) 392-4355 • 888-720-2154

Planning a Beach Escape?

We Have The Perfect Setting.

Offering Oceanfront/View Homes, Riverfront Homes, Cozy Beach Cottages & Condominiums!

PLEASE CALL TODAY FOR A LIST OF RENTAL PROPERTIES!

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Come Try Our New Homemade Potato Donuts

(509) 397-4569 210 N. Main • Colfax

Art galleries also line Dayton’s Main Street and will feature beautiful Christmas selections along with those pieces you would expect to see in an art community.

Families will enjoy a muledrawn wagon ride through the wide streets of Dayton both Friday and Saturday Dayton’s Historic Depot features a Christmas Market and Art

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Bring the family. Bring the camera. Share the smiles and discover “A Town That Still Believes” during the annual Christmas Kickoff celebration on Dayton’s Historical Main Street!

Join us Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving and enjoy the rich tradition of activities, including holiday barrel tasting, mule-drawn hayrides, live theater production of “A Christmas Carol,” and fabulous Friday night lighted parade and a finale of spectacular fireworks at 7pm with a backdrop of the oldest courthouse in the state.

All free of charge.

Downtown Dayton’s Classic Main Street Shopping features late night Christmas shopping for unique items you just won’t find anywhere else. Enjoy live music around town as well as the Weinhard Hotel. And don’t miss pictures with Santa on Main Street.

P.O. Box 364 Neskowin, Oregon 97149 www.oregoncoast.com/greyfox

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NUTCRACKER PERFORMANCES IN SPOKANE

Courtyard by Marriott

Spokane

December 2-4 Martin Woldson Theater at the FOX

It's time to shop!

The Spokane Symphony’s Nutcracker is the classic tale of adventure, fantasy, romance, and the triumph of good over evil. For more than 175 years, E.T.A Hoffman’s story of Clara and her Nutcracker prince has delighted children of all ages. Set to music by Tchaikovsky and now performed in the opulent setting of Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox in Spokane with the State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara, California, the Nutcracker’s story enchants as never before.

Tickets are available by calling 509-624-1200 or by logging on to www.spokanesymphony.org.

Our Escape! Shopping Package includes a Suite, Standard King, or Double Queen sleeping room, breakfast for two guests, and a $50 gift certificate to River Park Square (which also includes complimentary parking at the square). ®

(Rate based on room type and availability. Subject to change without notice)

To make your reservations, call us at (509) 456-7600 or (800) 321-2211 and ask for the Escape!® Shopping Package.

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All this for $179.00 - $199.00!!!

River Park Square Shopping Center features: Nordstrom, Macys, Abercrombie & Fitch, Banana Republic, The Gap, Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma, Restoration Hardware, Ann Taylor, and much, much more!

HORSE AND CARRIAGE RIDES DASHING THROUGH DOWNTOWN SPOKANE November 25-Christmas Eve Fridays, 3pm-8pm Saturdays and Sundays, Noon-5pm Christmas Eve, Noon-3pm Pick-up on Wall Street and Main

Experience the wonder of an old fashioned holiday season Downtown with free holiday horse and carriage rides presented by the Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District and Teachers Credit Union. Riders will receive free candy canes and coupons for coffee and hot chocolate specials at participating Downtown coffeehouses.

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Located just 200 yards from the Spokane International Airport

F. LEWIS CLARK HOUSE HAYDEN LAKE, IDAHO

History and Intrigue - Enjoy a holiday lunch at the F. Lewis Clark House on Hayden Lake, Idaho, 45 minutes from Spokane, and step into a local mystery. Wealth, power, love and intrigue surround the mansion built by powerful F. Lewis Clark and his wife Winifred in 1910. Their 15,000 square-foot home was elaborately furnished and the 12-acre grounds once held a private zoo. In 1914, Lewis disappeared, never to be heard from again. Enjoy an elaborate lunch at the refurbished country inn, hear Lewis’ story and learn Winifred’s eventual fate. www.clarkhouse.com

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Ring in the A Christmas Carol November 18, 2011 - December 18, 2011 New with First Thur-Sat: 7:30pm, Sun: 2pm Night Spokane Spokane Civic Theatre December 31 Downtown Spokane

(509) 325-2507 Tickets: $29 Adults, $27 Seniors (65+), $22 Students

For more than a decade, First Night Spokane has turned the city into a giant multi-block party on New Year’s Eve. Dozens of indoor and outdoor venues host art exhibits and demonstrations, musicians, dancers, performing artists, a film festival, rail jam and abundant food and drink options. Families are welcome to this alcohol-free event and the kids have their own party center complete with face painting, arts and crafts and games. A midnight firework show welcomes in the New Year. www.firstnightspokane.org

A Holiday Classic on the Main Stage Directed by Troy Nickerson.

Bah humbug! Is there still time for Ebenezer Scrooge to change?

With visits from the Ghost of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet To Come, Scrooge will recall memories of his past as the burden of the present directs the journey towards what could be his future. 2008 Guthrie Theater version regional premiere production. Tickets on sale now. *No show on November 24* http://spokanecivictheatre.com/performances/play.asp?id=93

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STAY, PARK, & FLY

LAKE COEUR D’ALENE HOLIDAY LIGHTS

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Hop aboard a 107 foot long enclosed cruise boat for a holiday lights extravaganza. Over 1.5 million lights strung along the waterfront create the largest on-the-water holiday light show in America next to the world’s tallest living Christmas tree, towering at 161 feet. Chug across the lake where Santa and Mrs. Claus greet young and old alike from the deck of their lake house. Tours operate from the day after Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day. www.cdaresort.com/activities/holiday lights

Santa’s SPOKANE Special

$79

Per night

Includes: x One Night’s Accommodations x Full HOT Breakfast x Nightly Cookies and Milk x Indoor Pool and Hot Tub to Relax x A gift wrapping room to wrap up your presents. (Nov. 27 to Dec 25 )

Exp. 12/31/11 Certain dates may not apply

69.99 +TAX 1 • BED 2 PERSON

“WE’LL SEE YOU ALONG THE WAY” W. 11102 Westbow Blvd.

Exit 272 Off of Interstate-90 TOLL FREE (888) 288-1878

CALL FOR OTHER SPECIAL RATES & DATES

www.spokanesuper8west.com

EXPIRES: 2/28/12 323689KN-11

•Shuttle Service (5:00am-11:00pm) •2 Weeks Free Parking •Free Super Start Breakfast •24 Hour Indoor Pool & Hot Tub

Based on availability.

Void during special events or with other discounts.

SHOP...SKI...RELAX

$89

Per Night. Plus Tax

Downtown Spokane (Mention this "Lewiston Holiday Travel” Ad) Expires 2/28/12. Subject to Availability.

Just Minutes To: Theatres, SHOPPING, Movies, Concerts, Nightlife, Restaurants and more!

509-328-8505 Deluxe Hot Breakfast, Cookies and Milk & Complimentary ShuƩle

N. 801 Division, Spokane I-90/Exit 281 9220 E. Mission ~ Spokane ~ Exit 287

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GO OUTSIDE ~ AT THE SPOKANE WINTER FUN 2011

GRANDVIEW RESORT

The winter months offer a wonderland at Grandview Resort on Priest Lake, Idaho. You can get on the many miles of snowmobile trails and cross country skiing from your door. We have special package prices for lodging and meals.

All of our suites and cottages have a fireplace to warm yourself by while snuggling on the sofa.Our lounge and restaurant are open Friday through Sundays from September until Memorial Day, then we are open daily.

Newly Renovated

Snowshoeing, skiing, tubing and ice skating are just a few of the favorite things to do in the Spokane region in the winter. Spokane Parks and Recreation is offering snowshoeing and cross country skiing on mountains and lakes throughout the region, including moonlight trips on Mt. Spokane. There are five major ski resorts within a two hour drive of Spokane and all are experiencing some of the best snow in recent history. Tubing and sledding can be found at many of the local parks or more officially at Bear Creek Lodge or Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park. Ice skating is tops at Riverfront Park’s Ice Palace. www.VisitSpokane.com

Quality Inn Valley Suites Spokane Valley

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SCHWEITZER MOUNTAIN OFFERS ON- AND OFF-MOUNTAIN ACTIVITIES

Located in the Selkirk Mountains of northern Idaho, Schweitzer Mountain Resort overlooks Lake Pend Oreille and the town of Sandpoint.

Schweitzer offers 2,900 skiable acres including its renowned tree skiing and impeccable grooming.

A ski-in/out village with a variety of accommodations, plus dining, shopping, activities and Snowsports School awaits. www.schweitzer.com 877-487-4643

GRANDVIEW RESORT On beautiful Priest Lake, Idaho with miles of groomed trails.

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Lakeside Suites • Rooms Cottages • Lounge Fine Dining Room

~ Special Weekend ~ Winter Package Specials Call Toll Free

888-806-3033

or (208) 443-2433 www.gvr.com

Email: info@grandview-priest-lake.com

Exit 287 Shopping Packages Available!

$69.00

Per night. Plus tax.

Offer good through 1/1/12 Blackout dates may apply.

Ask for the “Home for the Holidays� Rate

Close to:

x Full Hot Breakfast x Indoor Pool x Fitness Center x Cookies and Milk x Business Center

x Shopping x Mt. Spokane x Fairgrounds x Movies x Restaurants

509-928-5218 or 800-777-7355

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