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We can also help make your vision of a successful meeting, family reunion or other get together a reality! We offer a complete array of services, including requests for proposals, site selection assistance, promotional materials, vendor services and more. Contact us directly at our Main Office: VISIT LEWIS CLARK VALLEY & VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER (MAIN OFFICE) 847 Port Way, Clarkston, WA 99403 877.774.7248 or 509.758.7489 Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm

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WHEN

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Visitor Information

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Experience it .... Lewis-Clark Valley

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Bike the Valley…and beyond

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Miles of Waterfront Recreation

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Local Flavor

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Wineries, Breweries, Distilleries, & Local Products

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Public Art

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Shopping, Art & Culture

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Hunting and Fishing

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Hells Canyon

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Valley Map

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Museums & Historical Sites

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Wildlife & Outdoor Recreation, Family Fun

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Annual Events

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Live & Work Where You Want to Play

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Confluence Project

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Restaurant Guide

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Aerial / Walking Tours Guide

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Outfitters & Guides

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Hells Canyon Tours

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Lodging Guide

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Welcome to the Lewis Clark Valley NEZ PERCE HISTORY & CULTURE The Gateway to Hells Canyon, where two rivers (Snake and Clearwater) and two cities (Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington) come together to serve as the hub for your next adventure!

A must-see is Hells Canyon, North America’s deepest river gorge. Our region is filled with recreational opportunities for jet boating, white-water rafting, swimming, fishing, hunting, hiking and camping.

Miles of levee pathways follow the rivers for walking, jogging and biking. We’re called the “Banana Belt” of the Pacific Northwest because of the mild climate that allows for year-round golfing but only a short drive away from snow skiing and snowmobiling. The Lewis Clark Valley is a recreational paradise jam packed with history and natural beauty.

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According to tribal legend, Nimiipuu, “the people,” were created in north central Idaho at the dawn of time. There is evidence dating back more than 11,000 years of Nez Perce inhabiting the regions surrounding the Clearwater and Snake River valleys.

The Nez Perce people are credited for saving the lives of the Corps of Discovery explorers who entered their camp near starvation.

Without the food and shelter provided by the Nimiipuu villagers, the Lewis & Clark expedition may have had a tragic ending.

The Nez Perce National Historical Park, 11 miles southeast of Lewiston on state Highway 95, is a complete informational center and museum featuring historical displays and interpretive programs teaching travelers about the rich history and customs of the Nez Perce Tribe. There are 24 separate interpretive sites that constitute the Nez Perce National Historical Park. Pow wows and other community events are hosted in various locations throughout the year. Tribal business enterprises include forest products, limestone quarry operations, two popular casinos, an RV park and convenience store. Visitors are welcomed today just as the Nez Perce welcomed the Corps of Discovery explorers nearly 200 years ago.....come experience their history and culture.

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Bike the Valley…and beyond BIKE EVENTS

Annual events in the Lewis-Clark Valley that are bike-related:

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ROTARY RIVERS & RIDGES RIDE

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Whether you’re a road bicyclist, mountain biker or casual rider, the Lewis-Clark Valley and surrounding region has a trail for you.

Many road cyclists bike through our area and along Highway 12, a scenic highway that closely follows the Clearwater River.

Originally constructed in 1917, the Old Lewiston Grade (Spiral Highway) has generated many stories attributed to its many curves and switchbacks. Replaced by the current highway more than 30 years ago, the 8-mile Spiral Highway has become famous for the challenge it presents to participants of the “I Made the Grade” annual bicycle race.

The race climbs from the river’s edge to the top of the valley, and attracts riders from throughout the region.

Mountain biking enthusiasts can enjoy miles of dirt trails in Hells Gate State Park and the attached recreational area. With views of the Snake River and nearby Craig Mountains, it's a scenic and peaceful place to escape people and traffic.

Casual bicyclists have free access to more than 25 miles of paved pathways on the Clearwater and Snake River Recreation Trail. The Lewis-Clark Valley’s mild climate allows for use of the bike paths year round.

You can access downtown Lewiston via the Clearwater and Snake River Recreation Trail at the 5th Street pedestrian overpass. You’ll find unique bike racks that double as art throughout the downtown corridor.

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Miles of Waterfront Recreation ON THE RIVER

Between the Clearwater and Snake rivers, water enthusiasts have miles and miles of recreation to choose from. Boat launches give easy access to wakeboarders and waterskiers. Sandy beaches and quiet lagoons make perfect places to relax and enjoy the river.

ALONG THE RIVER

Casual bicyclists, walkers and runners utilize the more than 25 miles of paved pathways on the Clearwater and Snake River Recreation Trail. The Lewis-Clark Valley’s mild climate allows for use of the paths year round. Parks, beaches, boat launches and rest room facilities can be found along the route.

The annual Seaport River Run, held every April, allows serious competitors and amateur runners a challenging course covering both sides of the Snake River.

GOLFING

The Lewis-Clark Valley earned the name “Banana Belt” due to the mild winter climate. While most of the Inland Northwest is covered in snow and frost, golf courses in the valley are open for business. You can play golf every month of the year (a few locals play nearly every day) on one of the four 18-hole courses in the valley. All courses offer full amenities and are challenging courses to play. For information on tournaments, play and stay packages or to schedule tee times call: BRYDEN CANYON GOLF COURSE, 208.746.0863 CLARKSTON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, 509.758.2546 LEWISTON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, 208.743.3549 QUAIL RIDGE GOLF CLUB, 509.758.8501

There are 12 exercise stations along a 1.25-mile paved trail on the Lewiston Levee Bypass. Park in one of the three parking lots to access the trail.

DISC GOLF

Going above and beyond just throwing a frisbee back and forth, Disc Golf involves strategy, skill, and a desire to have fun! Like regular golf, players tee off by throwing their discs toward the “hole” in an attempt to reach the end in as few as throws as possible. Try your hand at the 9-hole course at Sunset Park in Lewiston (2602 11th Avenue) or at the newly finished 9-hole course at Hells Gate State Park.

SKATE PARK

At Kiwanis Park in Lewiston (1114 Snake River Ave), you'll find a great skate park (12,000 sq. ft.) with three pools, one with a difficult shallow end about 6 feet deep and a deep end about 9 feet deep with good transition. Another pool is about 8 feet deep and really large with a few vertical spots, street spots and stairs with a rail.

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Local Flavor When you have the opportunity to experience the local flavor, items that are produced and made right here, you can really get to know a place and its people. Our products are indicative of our people, down-to-earth and focused on creating a good quality of life.

Fresh produce, organic grains, local jams and jellies, honey, baked goods, wine, beer and other liquor are a few of the things you’ll want to sample and take home with you.

Local restaurants feature Northwest specialties on their menu like salmon, trout and steelhead. Fresh huckleberries and morel mushrooms are in high demand when they come in season.

And don’t leave for home without tasting our famous bitesize steak (fried or grilled) that’s on the menu at several area restaurants.

MICROBREWS

Quench your thirst with a light ale, soulful IPA, rich dark beer or a smooth sweet stout with a visit to one of our local establishments for the finest in suds.

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WINES

This region is considered part of the new frontier of winegrowing areas in the United States. But, we actually have a long wine history. Grapes were introduced into the Clearwater Valley by 1872 and thanks to the pioneering efforts of two Frenchmen, Louis Desol and Robert Schleicher, and one German immigrant, Jacob Schaefer, the region rapidly become known for its wines.

Schleicher was most successful, taking a number of gold medals for his wines at expositions in Omaha, Buffalo, St. Louis and Portland.

Today, local wineries are winning their own medals for varietals made from local and regional grapes. The Lewis Clark Valley hopes to be one of the newest designated American Viticulture Area (AVA) in the near future.

Taste for yourself and take some home to share with friends and family.

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Wineries

Local Products

BASALT CELLARS

BALL HONEY COMPANY

This boutique, limited production winery handcrafts small lots of premium wine made with grapes from the Columbia Valley and local estate grapes. Visit the tasting room for warm hospitality and award-winning reds and whites.

Local honey, Comb Honey, Fresh Natural Beeswax can be purchased at location and also at Hay’s Produce.

906 Port Drive, Clarkston, WA 509.758.6442 basaltcellars.com 

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HARVEST RIDGE ORGANICS

3107 Powers Avenue, Lewiston, ID 208.791.7312 harvestridgeorganics.com 

CLEARWATER CANYON CELLARS 1708 6th Ave, Ste A, Lewiston, ID 208.816.4679 cccellars.com 

Locally grown organic whole grain, hard red wheat, flour, and oats - available to purchase at Lindsay Creek Vineyards.

Enjoy complimentary tastings and walk among the barrels and tanks. Meet the fun and down-to-earth winemakers, who also operate the tasting room, and learn how they make ultra premium wine from local grapes.

HAY’S PRODUCE

701 Bridge St., Clarkston, WA 509.758.6662  Fresh produce, local and from the surrounding areas - honey, huckleberries and other specialty products, and regional wines.

COLTER’S CREEK WINERY

308 Main St, Juliaetta, ID 208.276.3342 colterscreek.com  This small, family-owned winery is nestled near the confluence of the Potlatch and Clearwater Rivers. The steep, south-facing slopes of the river canyon coupled with the cooling effects of the river make Colter’s Creek the perfect site for growing premium grapes. Visit the tasting room and wine bar to sample local wines, local microbrews, and small plates menu.

LINDSAY CREEK VINEYARDS

3107 Powers Ave, Lewiston, ID 208.746.9463 lcvineyards.com  Lewiston’s newest winery is surrounded by fields of grain, just outside the city limits. Stop in for a respite from the daily grind, taste wine and enjoy a place with naturally intoxicating scenery.

Breweries

RIVER CITY FARMS MJ BARLEYHOPPERS

Inside the Red Lion - 621 21st St, Lewiston, ID 208.746.5300 redlionlewiston.com  This microbrewery produces seven yearround hand-crafted ales in styles ranging from a light wheat to a stout and seasonal specialities such as Octoberfest, Snake River Porter and Bock at the Moon, a Maibock Style.

Stop in for Blues & Brews on Thursdays during the summer months for live music and local brews.

RIVERPORT BREWING COMPANY

CAMAS PRAIRIE WINERY

150 9th St, Clarkston, WA 509.758.8889 riverportbrewing.com 

Camas Prairie Winery is the oldest production winery in northern Idaho, making Idaho wines since 1983. Also wine tasting, tours, wine bar & imported beer.

Serving samples, pints and growlers of handcrafted ales including Blonde Moment, Seven Devils IPA, Old Man River Oatmeal Stout and River Rat Red. Visit the taproom and enjoy a pint and a bowl of popcorn in the laid back atmosphere.

110 S Main St, Moscow, ID 208.882.0214 camasprairiewinery.com 

MERRY CELLARS

1300 NE Henley Ct, Pullman, WA 509.338.4699 merrycellars.com 

Pullman’s family-owned winery produces premium award-winning Washington wines from the highest quality grapes. Check out their summer concert series.

WAWAWAI CANYON WINERY

5602 St Rt 270, Pullman, WA 509.338.4916 wawawaicanyon.com  An exclusive destination offering wine and a diversity of art exhibits and cultural events.

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KAUFMAN FARMS  This small family farm produces delicious sweet corn sold at Lewiston Farmers Market.

Distillers PRINTER’S DISTILLERY

1708 6th Ave N, Ste D, Lewiston, ID 208.816.6261 printersdistillery.com 

3304 15th Street, Lewiston, ID 720.320.8072 rivercityfarm.wordpress.com  They sell their farm-fresh produce at the Lewiston and Clarkston Farmers’ Markets, and on Friday afternoon’s at their Farm Stand located in the Lewiston Orchards.

RIVERTOWN COFFEE ROASTERS

700 6th St., Clarkston, WA 509.552.1896 A unique coffee bar located in Daily’s Bakery.

The coffee is roasted on site and pairs well with locally made bakery items.

THE BLUE LANTERN COFFEE HOUSE & WINE BAR 326 Main Street, Lewiston, ID 

All baked goods are made in-house with local organic flour and oats grown and milled right here in Lewiston. Also serves wine from our four local wineries.

WILSON BANNER RANCH

16397 Hwy 12, Clarkston, WA 509.758.2664 wilsonbannerranch.com  Locally and sustainably grown fruits and vegetables owned and operated by the Wilson Family. Produce available to purchase onsite and seasonal U-Pick farm.

Creating spirits (vodka, whiskey, gin) in the American tradition of Franklin, Whitman and Twain, come visit Lewiston, Idaho’s first legal distillery since Prohibition. Opening early 2015.

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Public Art The valley has a growing collection of public art.

Some of the newest pieces can be found in downtown Lewiston. Enjoy the fountain in front of the Lewiston City Library, the benches and bike racks that double as art and the mosaics on the 5th Street pedestrian bridge.

The North Lewiston Gateway Project, provides artwork that can be appreciated as you drive into Lewiston from the north and east. Artists David Govedare and Keith Powell created a series of statues depicting the meeting of Lewis and Clark and the Nez Perce people. Three bronze statues, created by Shirley Bothum, depict Meriwether Lewis, William Clark and Sacajawea. They are located at the intersection of Highway 12 and 21st Street.

In the center of Lewis-Clark State College campus is a representation of the explorers meeting Chief Twisted Hair. The wooded setting depicts the Clearwater region with waterfalls and native plants. Other bronze figures include Nez Perce women gathering food.

Nez Perce mythology with a symbolic Earth Mother figure whose body sustains all forms of life, and from whose hands the rivers run. The wildlife and legends depicted on the east-facing wall are those of the Clearwater River and its tributaries; on the west face are those of the Snake River. The central “Trickster” character of Indian legend, Coyote, keeps watch from the north end of the wall.

Other art include a bronze statue of Sacajawea at Lewiston’s Pioneer Park. Water flows from the bowls in her outstretched hands in the summer months, into a pool guarded by four bronze coyote statues. Brackenbury Square, on Lewiston’s Main Street, features a modern sculpture fountain of connected rings with three bronze children playing in the pool of water. Tribune Plaza, a public area created by the Lewiston Tribune, features a bronze sculpture of long-time local newspaper reporter Tom Campbell. In 1973 Don D. Joslyns was commissioned to create the bronze of a Nez Perce warrior on an Appaloosa horse entitled “Indian Summer 1974”, located at the Nez Perce County courthouse.

The Tsceminicum sculpture is located on the Lewiston side of the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake rivers. It interprets

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Conventions & Conferences The Lewis-Clark Valley is well-suited for conventions and conferences serving groups of all sizes. With more than 1,000 hotel, motel and B&B rooms, finding a comfortable place to stay is easy.

Dining establishments, from fine dining to fast food, provide a wide variety of eating experiences. Catering services for large and small groups is also available.

Whether you are looking for a family getaway or a location for a professional conference, the Lewis-Clark Valley welcomes you.

Arts & Entertainment

CLEARWATER RIVER CASINO & RESORT

A special flare for art and culture add yet another spice to the mix that is the Lewis-Clark Valley. Year round, one can indulge in many unique and specialized events. Live performance theatre has a special place in the hearts of the Valley residents, which they graciously love to share with visitors and guests.

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EVENT CENTERS

CLARKSTON EVENT CENTER

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QUALITY INN & SUITES

509.758.9500 QualityInnClarkston.com

RED LION

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SALSBERG ROOM IN TOWNE SQUARE 509.254.1620 simpleeatscatering.com

THE ORCHID ROOM AT MORGAN’S ALLEY

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CATERERS

HAPPY DAY CATERING & EVENT RENTAL

208.743.0179 happydaycatering.com

415 Main Street; Lewiston, ID; 208.792.2243

www.lcsc.edu/museum

This beautifully restored historic building in downtown Lewiston is Idaho’s second largest exhibition space and is home to Lewiston’s turn-of-the-century Chinese Beuk Aie Temple. The Center features local, regional and nationally-renowned artists, and also houses readings, lectures and special events each year. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11am-4pm. Admission is free.

LEWISTON CIVIC THEATRE 805 6th Avenue; Lewiston, ID 208.746.1371 www.lctheatre.org

ROSIE’S RIBS

Housed in the Historic Anne Bollinger Performing Arts Center, originally constructed in 1907 as the Lewiston Methodist Church. The award-winning theatre produces musicals, plays, workshops, Readers Theatre and art exhibits.

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VALLEY ART CENTER

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SEASON’S SPECIALTY DINING & CATERING 208.798.4994 seasonsbistroandcatering.com

Displays work by local artists, conducts art seminars and classes, and hosts special events.

SIMPLE EATS CATERING

The Lewiston and Clarkston High Schools and Lewis-Clark State College offer several outstanding theatrical performances throughout the year. The Washington-Idaho Symphony holds a regular season including six concerts.

JILLYBEAN CATERING

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WAYBACK CAFE & CATERING

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Shopping CLARKSTON’S HISTORIC SHOPPING DISTRICT Clarkston’s quaint downtown offers visitors a variety of shops to browse through, including antique shops and a downtown art center, all with the convenience of easy parking.

LEWISTON’S HISTORIC SHOPPING DISTRICT Provides visitors the opportunity to step back in time to experience days gone by. Pick up a self-guided historic walking tour map at the Chamber office or Visitor Information Center. Treelined Main Street is home to a variety of shops selling antiques, artwork, jewelry, clothing, gifts and furniture. Hungry shoppers can enjoy a meal at several quaint local eateries.

LEWISTON CENTER MALL The Lewiston Center Mall houses a complementary mix of retail specialty stores, restaurants and service centers in a climate-controlled facility. For over 30 years, the Lewiston Center Mall has been the regional shopping center for the four-county area.

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Recreational Paradise

FISH & GAME:

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FIND YOUR FAVORITE FISHING HOLE

Few places offer the variety and accessibility of outdoor diversions that are found right in our backyard.

IDAHO - DEPT. OF FISH & GAME 3316 16th Street; Lewiston, ID, 208.799.5010 To receive non-resident license applications, call 800-635-7820 or www.state.id.us/fishgame

You don’t even have to leave town to find some of the best fishing spots for trolling, spinning, bait casting and fly-fishing. Five public boat ramps and two marinas are located within a few miles.

The spring and summer month’s fast action catch is bass, trout and spring chinook. During the fall it is steelhead. The canyon has a healthy number of North America’s largest fresh water fish, the great white sturgeon, which can reach lengths up to eight feet. You can’t take one home but catching one could be the highlight of your trip.

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Here you’ll find a museum displaying Jack and Eleanor O'Connor's personal collection of over 60 trophies that span a lifetime of hunting throughout North America, the Indian Subcontinent, Africa and the Middle East.

One great day with two fun events for the entire family!

Located in Hells Gate State Park, south of Lewiston

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The biggest steelhead fishing derby in the region is held every November during Thanksgiving Week. Organized by the Lewis Clark Valley of Chamber of Commerce, the Snake-Clearwater Steelhead Derby offers more than $15,000 in cash and prizes.

(Fishing derby is held annually dependent upon permit approval by Idaho Department of Fish and Game). You can fish on your own or engage the services of a local outfitter to take you to the hottest fishing spots.

HUNTING

With national forests and wilderness areas surrounding the Lewis-Clark Valley, outstanding deer, elk and game bird hunting is just minutes away from town.

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Hells Canyon

stays in rustic lodges complement the ever-popular float trips via inflatable raft or kayak. Guided trips are highly recommended because of the rapids that range up to Class IV and V.

The Lewis-Clark Valley is the gateway to Hells Canyon, world famous as North America’s deepest river gorge. Hells Canyon is a remnant of the last ice age, and was formed by the flowing waters of the 1,000-mile long Snake River. The canyon measures a mile and a half from the river bottom at Granite Creek Rapids to the tallest mountaintop. The headwaters of the Snake River start in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and traverses six states. It crosses southern Idaho, then turns north to form the boundary between the state of Oregon, finally entering Washington and turning southwest to end its travels in the wide embrace of the Columbia River.

The earliest boats to travel into the canyon were sternwheelers from 1860 to 1910. Wild and rugged with many rapids, the canyon is primarily accessible today by jetboat and inflatable raft. Outfitters and tour guides will point out the canyon’s Indian petroglyphs, a myriad of wildlife, abandoned mines, shipwreck sites and homesteads. The region was once home to the Nez Perce who occupied Hells Canyon for thousands of years, 150 archaeological sites have been identified. The most vivid evidence of the early inhabitants lies at Buffalo Eddy; a scattered group of petroglyphs bearing 240 different designs. The canyon also has several other rock art sites that have been identified and can be viewed along the way.

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Hells Canyon is a name given to the section of the mighty Snake River which stretches from Hells Canyon Dam northward for 75 miles to the Washington-Oregon border. It is largely inaccessible except by river craft. When Congress passed the Wild and Scenic River Act in 1975, 31.5 miles of the river from Hells Canyon Dam to Upper Pittsburgh Landing were designated “wild.” It is designated “scenic” for 36 miles above Pittsburgh Landing.

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Hells Canyon attracts whitewater rafters, jetboaters, hikers, campers and outdoor adventurers worldwide. You can enjoy a lazy afternoon on a white sand beach, fish for steelhead or sturgeon or help deliver the mail to remote ranches. You won’t want to miss this breathtaking trip.

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MUSEUM & ART

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SOCIETY AND MUSEUM 306 3rd Street, Lewiston 208.743.2535 npchistsoc.org

12 VALLEY ART CENTER 842 6th Street, Clarkston 509.758.8331

17 LCSC CENTER FOR ARTS & HISTORY 415 Main Street, Lewiston 208.792.2243 lcsc.edu/museum

13 ASOTIN COUNTY MUSEUM 215 Fillmore Street, Asotin 509.243.4659 asotincountymuseum.com

18 THE HANGER MALL 935 Port Way, Clarkston 509.758.0604

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HUNTING HERITAGE AND EDUCATION CENTER 5600 Hells Gate Rd, Lewiston 208.743.5043 jack-oconnor.org

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DISCOVERY CENTER 5100 Hells Gate Rd, Lewiston 208.799.5015

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19 RIVER CHICKS ANTIQUES & KNICKS 900 Port Way, Clarkston 509.295.4246 20 DAN’S ANTIQUES 618 Bridge Street, Clarkston 509.758.6223 or 208.790.3280 21 HOUNDSTOOTH VINTAGE

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22 REASONABLE RELICS 528 Main Street, Lewiston 208.798.3473 23 DISCOVERY ANTIQUES 706 Main Street, Lewiston 208.746.1302 24 BARGAIN HUNTER MALL 1209 Main Street, Lewiston 208.750.1910 25 SISTERS TREASURES 1901 Main Street, Lewiston 208.743.9412

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ASOTIN COUNTY FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER 1603 Dustan Loop, Clarkston 509.758.0110 theaquaticcenter.org

27 CLEARWATER RIVER CASINO 17500 Nez Perce Rd, Lewiston 208.746.0723 crcasino.com

PANORAMIC VIEW OF THREE STATES - WASHINGTON/ OREGON/IDAHO Take U.S. Hwy. 95 north and watch for “view sites” signs near the top of the hill, or travel the Old Spiral Highway (turn left at the second exit north of the Clearwater Bridge). See the Lewis-Clark Valley and three states from 2,750 feet above the valley floor, a wonderful view both day and night.

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Museums & Historical Sites ASOTIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

215 Filmore, Asotin, WA 509.243.4659 asotincountymuseum.com

Features hands-on displays emphasizing the region’s pioneer period. Highlights include a Mastodon elephant tusk over 10,000 years old, 1880s sheepherder’s cabin, pioneer home, old time barbershop and a one-room schoolhouse. Square-nail construction and complete details reflect its original look.

BUFFALO EDDY PETROGLYPHS

Located 18 miles south of Asotin, WA along the Snake River’s edge

On Hwy. 12, cross the Blue Bridge to Clarkston, over the Snake River and at the first intersection veer to the left, following the signs to Asotin. This is State Hwy 129. Hwy. 129 heads south, along the bank of the Snake River. In Asotin, Hwy. 129 goes west to Joseph, Oregon. Continue following the river along county road 209 or Snake River Road. Travel approximately 15 miles and the turn out for the trail head will be marked.

LEWIS & CLARK DISCOVERY CENTER, HELLS GATE STATE PARK 5100 Hells Gate State Rd; Lewiston, ID 208.799.5015 www.idahoparks.org

The Lewis & Clark Discovery Center was completed in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The center features: Two acre outdoor interpretive center plaza along the banks of the Snake River, educational displays, gift shop and an original 32 minute documentary film.

LEWIS & CLARK INTERPRETIVE CENTER

interpretive displays, including a dug-out canoe. Nez Perce lore is conveyed in Nancy Dreher’s Tsceminicum sculpture. Parking is off the west end of D Street in Lewiston.

IDAHO’S FIRST TERRITORIAL CAPITOL

On Main Street in Lewiston next to the Nez Perce County Courthouse

A replica of Idaho’s first territorial Capitol Building was dedicated this year.

LEWIS AND CLARK TIMELINE

1560 Port Drive 509.758.6963 Located at the Hells Canyon Resort Marina, adjacent to Hells Canyon Resort and Marina in Clarkston.

You can view beautiful sidewalk etchings depicting the adventures of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

NEZ PERCE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM 306 3rd Street; Lewiston, ID; 208.743.2535

www.npchistsoc.org

The museum is situated in one of Lewiston’s first buildings and preserves the history of Nez Perce County. The museum features Native American and pioneer artifacts.

NEZ PERCE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

Located to the east of the valley on Hwy. 95; Spalding, ID; 208.843.7001 www.nps.gov/nepe

This is the Nez Perce National Park headquarters and museum. The museum memorializes Nez Perce history, culture and houses a fine collection of Nez Perce clothing and accoutrements, utilitarian artifacts, a dug-out canoe and a model of an ancient lodge. Open daily 8 am - 4 pm year round.

Located atop the levee in Lewiston, ID; 509.751.0240

There is a historical marker for the October 10, 1805 campsite of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Nearby are several open-air

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Wildlife & Outdoor Recreation DWORSHAK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY Ahsahka, ID 208.476.4591

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The facility, operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is the world’s largest steelhead (ocean going trout) and spring Chinook salmon hatchery. View the spawning process on Tuesdays, during March, April, and late August through September. The hatchery is open year round, visitors are welcome to tour the hatchery seven days a week, 7:30 am to 4 pm.

HELLER BAR & ROGERSBURG

Located 29 miles south of Clarkston, WA; 509.243.4499

Named the best fly fishing spot in the Northwest.

This is where many fishing charters and rafters depart.

JACK O’CONNOR HUNTING HERITAGE & EDUCATION CENTER Located in Hells Gate State Park 208.743.5043 www.jack-oconnor.org

The Center is the permanent home of the O’Connor wildlife collection. View his wildlife trophies obtained from all over the world. The Center educates about the role of hunting in modern day game management and conservation. Jack O’Connor was the undisputed dean of outdoor writers. For decades, his feature articles in Outdoor Life magazine brought enjoyment and a sense of appreciation for hunting and wildlife to millions of people around the world.

LOWER GRANITE DAM

Located 50 miles from Clarkston, WA; 509.843.1493

Travel west on Hwy. 12, toward Pomeroy and look for signs to Lower Granite Dam. The Visitor Center is open 8:30 am to 5 pm, Monday through Saturday, and has a fish ladder viewing point where you can see the fish go through the ladder under water. You can view the fish ladder from outside. Guided dam tours are available.

WOLF EDUCATION & RESEARCH CENTER Winchester, ID 208.791.4083 www.wolfcenter.org

Located on the outskirts of Winchester, this site encompasses 20 acres of rolling timberland with meadows and streams and is home to the Sawtooth Pack wolves of the Nez Perce. The center is dedicated to providing public education and scientific research concerning the gray wolf and its habitat in the Northern Rocky Mountains.

Visitors may observe the pack from outside their enclosure and hike surrounding trails. Interactive and information displays are at the visitor center.

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Parks & Family Fun ASOTIN COUNTY FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER

1603 Dustan Loop, Clarkston, WA 509.758.0110 theaquaticcenter.org

Slip and slide your way to Asotin County’s fabulous pirate-themed aquatic center in Clarkston. Kids go crazy for the outdoor waterpark, featuring exciting slides, a lazy river and a fun-filled adventure pool. There are lots of play features for kids in the pool next to the indoor lap pool. The indoor natatorium offers a lap pool, therapy pool, hot tub, water aerobics, lessons and more. The fitness room features cardio machines and weights.

CHIEF TIMOTHY PARK

Located eight miles west of Clarkston, WA

A unique experience of peace and tranquility as was found when Lewis and Clark traveled across the island in 1806. Today the spirit still lives in an atmosphere of natural beauty. Overnight camping, swimming beach and picnic area is available.

FIELDS SPRING STATE PARK

Located in Anatone, WA (25 miles south of Asotin) on Hwy. 129; 509.256.3332, www. parks.wa.gov/

Overlooking the Grand Ronde River, this is where you can enjoy camping, picnicking and warming shelters, miles of cross country skiing, hiking trails, sled runs and lighted tubing hills. The park offers two environmental learning centers, WoHeLo and Puffer Butte. Overnight camping is available.

HELLS GATE STATE PARK & LEWIS AND CLARK DISCOVERY CENTER

Located four miles south of Lewiston on Snake River Avenue; 208.799.5015 or 208.799.5016, www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

The park offers a variety of conveniences for area residents and visitors.

Camping and boat moorage is available year round. The park offers hook-up sites, laundry facilities, showers, picnic facilities, hiking and mountain biking trails and a swimming beach. A new Lewis and Clark Discovery Center features indoor educational displays, a two-acre outdoor interpretive plaza along the banks of the Snake River and a beautiful moving stream with sculptures by Artist Rip Caswell. See an original 32-minute film and don’t miss the Lewis and Clark gift shop while you’re at the center. The marina building houses an expanded store, park offices and a conference room with a view available to the public for meetings. Hells Gate State Park is the meeting place for many visitors going on jet boat trips into Hells Canyon.

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Annual Events FEBRUARY

LEWISTON BREWFEST

Nez Perce County Fairgrounds Lee McVey | 208.305.7625 www.lewistonbrewfest.com

MARCH

ST. PATRICK’S DAY PUB CRAWL Downtown Lewiston Lewiston, ID | 208.790.1148 beautifuldowntownlewiston.org

GUN, ANTIQUE AND HORN SHOW

Nez Perce County Fairgrounds | 208.746.5555 www.co.nezperce.id.us

NORTH IDAHO FLY FISHING EXPO Clearwater River Casino, Lewiston www.niffe.org

APRIL

DOGWOOD FESTIVAL

Lewis-Clark State College Lewiston, ID | 208.792.2447 www.lcsc.edu/dogwood

ASOTIN COUNTY FAIR

Asotin County Fairgrounds Asotin, WA | 509.243.4101 www.co.asotin.wa.us/fair_schedule.htm

LEWIS-CLARK KENNEL DOG SHOW

Nez Perce County Fairgrounds | 208.798.9578 www.lewis-clarkkennelclub.com

ALEX BELL SAILING REGATTA

MAY

NAIA WORLD SERIES BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Lewis-Clark State College Lewiston, ID | 208.792.2471 www.lcsc.edu/naia

JUNE

BLUES & BREWS (JUNE-AUGUST) Meriwether’s at the Red Lion Hotel Lewiston, ID www.redlionlewiston.com

LEWISTON FARMERS’ MARKET & SOUND DOWNTOWN CONCERT SERIES (Every Sat. evening Jun-Sept) Downtown Lewiston | 208.790.1148 beautifuldowntownlewiston.org

CLARKSTON FARMERS’ MARKET

Every Sat. morning June-September pfunke@co.asotin.wa.us | 509.243.2009

LEWIS CLARK SENIOR GAMES Cathy Robinson | 208.746.7787 www.lewisclarkgames.org

I MADE THE GRADE BICYCLE RIDE Old Spiral Highway Clarkston, WA | 509.758.6682 www.prideofclarkston.com

LEWISTON BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL

JACK O’CONNOR CENTER GUN SHOW & SHINE

Jack O’Connor Hunting Heritage & Education Center 208.743.5043 | www.jack-oconnor.org

NORTHWEST BEST BREW FEST Nez Perce County Fairgrounds 208.305.7625 www.nwbestbrewfest.com

HEAT IN THE STREET 3-ON-3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Lewis-Clark State College 208.792.2271 www.lcsc.edu/athletics

CLARKSTON ALIVE AFTER FIVE 1st Thursday, June-August 6th St., Clarkston, WA 509.751.0976 www.bigcountry977.net

JULY

COMMUNITY SPIRIT FIREWORKS DISPLAY Adams Field, Clarkston, WA Ida Vend Broadcasting | 208.746.7669

ROCKIN’ ON THE RIVER

Gateway Golf Center Clarkston, WA | 208.799.2100 www.rockinontheriver.org

Nez Perce County Fairgrounds www.lewisclarkbluegrass.org/ valleybluegrassfestival

Clarkston, WA | 208.792.2447 lewisclarksailing.org

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DECEMBER

NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR

Downtown Lewiston Lewiston, ID | 208.790.1148 beautifuldowntownlewiston.org

Nez Perce County Fairgrounds | 208.743.3302 www.npcfair.org

THUNDER ON THE SNAKE JETBOAT RACES

Clarkston, WA | 208.792-2447 lewisclarksailing.org

Ryan Rogers | 208.743.5577

ASOTIN DAYS

Asotin, WA | 509.243.4411 www.cityofasotin.org/asotin-days

LC VALLEY DOWN & DIRTY MUD RUN Lewiston, ID | 208.883.4645 www.lcvdownanddirty.com

SEPTEMBER

RIVERFEST AND RIVERS & RIDGES BICYCLE RIDE

Granite Lake Park Clarkston, WA | 509.758.5272 www.riversandridgesride.org

ART WALK

Downtown Lewiston | 208.790.1148 beautifuldowntownlewiston.com/artwalk

LEWISTON ROUNDUP

Lewiston Roundup Grounds | 208.746.6324 www.lewistonroundup.org

TRIBUNE CUP

WINTER SPIRIT CHRISTMAS LIGHT FESTIVAL Locomotive Park, Lewiston, ID 208.748.3000 www.winterspirit.com

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OCTOBER

HELLS CANYON ROCK AND GEM SHOW Nez Perce County Fair Building Lewiston, ID | 208.746.4957 www.co.nezperce.id.us

HELLS CANYON HOME BREWERS OKTOBERFEST Pioneer Park – Lewiston, ID www.hchbrewers.com

NOVEMBER

CLEARWATER-SNAKE STEELHEAD DERBY Lewiston/Clarkston | 509.758.7712 www.lcvalleychamber.org

LIGHTED BOAT PARADE

Snake River, Lewiston/Clarkston 509.758.3900 www.lewisclarksailing.org

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HIGHER EDUCATION

LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE (LCSC) Lewiston, ID - 2- to 4-year academic & technical programs.

Educational emphasis on teacher education, nursing, professional and technical degrees. LCSC is proud to be the host of the NAIA Baseball World Series each spring.

WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Clarkston, WA - 2 year A.A.A. and A.A.S. programs are offered in administration assistant (financial, legal, medical), nursing, and liberal arts, as well as certificates programs.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO (U OF I) Moscow, ID - 4 year, located 30 miles north of Lewiston. Offers nearly 150 areas of undergraduate study and 105 graduate degrees.

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY (WSU) Pullman, WA - 4 year, located 32 miles northwest of Lewiston.

WSU offers more than 150 undergraduate programs and 100+ master’s and doctoral degrees.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

The Lewis-Clark Valley offers a unique location for starting and expanding companies. On one side of the Snake River is a corporate income tax state (Idaho); on the other side is a gross receipt tax state (Washington). They each present different regulatory environments, depending on the nature of the business. Business locations can be determined on the basis of most-appropriate tax and regulatory issues, while enjoying the same labor market, vendor support, transportation services and training resources.

A RETIREMENT OASIS

The routine of punching time-cards is past, and now it’s time to capture those hours for yourself! Our affordable cost of living, variety of cultural events, access to medical services and abundant recreational possibilities make the Lewis-Clark Valley a wonderful place to live. Independent homes, assisted living homes and skilled nursing facilities can all be found in the LewisClark Valley. Be active and get involved in the numerous senior activities.

Southeast Washington A Great Place To Live & Work

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Columbia County 166 E Main St. Dayton, WA 99328 (509) 382-4825

Garfield County 910 Main St., #6 Pomeroy, WA 99347 (509) 843-1104

Whitman County 1615 NE Eastgate Blvd, Section G Suite 3W, Pullman, WA 99163

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Chief Timothy Park

An artist's rendering of the listening circle

The Confluence Project Maya Lin walks the project site

The Confluence Project is interpretive artwork by world renowned artist Maya Lin, created to reflect the people and environment of the Columbia River Basin.

It is six public art installations at significant points along the Columbia River system.

Confluence is a collaboration of Pacific Northwest tribes, renowned artist Maya Lin, civic groups from Washington and Oregon and other artists, architects and landscape designers. The project stretches 438 miles from the mouth of the Columbia River in the west to the gateway to Hells Canyon in the east, with sites in both Oregon and Washington.

Currently, four of the six sites are complete: CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT (ILWACO, WASH.) FORT VANCOUVER (VANCOUVER, WASH.) SANDY RIVER DELTA (TROUTDALE, ORE.) SACAJAWEA STATE PARK (PASCO, WASH.)

Two more are in the works: CHIEF TIMOTHY PARK (CLARKSTON, WASH.) SET FOR COMPLETION IN SPRING 2015 CELILO PARK (NEAR THE DALLES, ORE.)

These are "teachable places," transformed and reimagined to explore the confluence of history, culture and ecology in our region. Each work references a passage from the Lewis and Clark journals as a snapshot in time, while comparing it with the deeper story. Visit the Confluence project online experience at www. journeybook.confluenceproject.org).

The local installation at Chief Timothy Park is scheduled for completion in 2015.

Located on an island at the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake rivers

in Clarkston, Washington, it is the only Confluence Project site that still resembles what Lewis and Clark saw 200 years ago. Here, Maya Lin is fully restoring a section of the island to native grasses and wildflowers and will install a large, stone-rimmed earthwork: a "listening circle" sculpted out of a natural amphitheater located at the top of the island. The shape is inspired by a Nez Perce blessing ceremony performed here in spring 2005, at which the women were seated facing north, the men facing south, and the elders facing east, with no one allowed to pass behind them. The form of the "listening circle" also arises from Maya Lin's initial response to this site, where she envisioned creating a modern-day hieroglyph, representing waves moving on the water. A pathway from the parking area will lead to the top of a hill, and around and down into the amphitheater before connecting with other trails on the island. Near the top of the island, at a slight outcropping facing the basalt cliffs on the opposite shore, Ms. Lin will set this passage from Clark's journal:

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-William Clark, Oct 10, 1805, 2 miles upstream.

Visitors to this Nez Perce homeland will experience the planned "listening circle," and focus their attention on the breeze through the trees, the gentle sound of the water, and the muted browns, greens and yellows of the enduring landscape that surrounds them. The Chief Timothy Park site is scheduled for completion in 2015.

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ANTONIO’S PIZZA AND PASTA

APPLEBEE’S NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL & BAR

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ARBY’S

250 Thain Road; Lewiston, ID, 208.798.8000 721 21st Street; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.7227 517 2nd Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.751.9601 happydayrestaurants.com 

BAIT SHOP GRILL

3206 5th St.; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.1562

BAMBOO GARDENS

907 6th Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.8898

BO JACK’S BROILER PIT

311 Main Street; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.9532 

BOGEY’S RESTAURANT

700 Port Drive; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.9500

BRAVA’S

504 Main St., Lewiston, ID, 208.413.6468 

BROCK’S

504 Main St., Ste. 202, Lewiston, ID, 208.743.1080 

CHINA INN

2007 16th Avenue; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.7876

DAILY’S BAKERY

700 Diagonal St.; Clarkston, WA, 509.751.2253 www.dailysbakery.com 

EDDIE’S RESTAURANT

810 Elm St., Clarkston, WA 

EFFIES TAVERN

1120 Main St; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.1889 

EL SOMBRERO

405 Thain Rd; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.0658 2214 Main St; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.1205 www.elsombrero-fajita.com 

EMERALD GARDEN

701 6th Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.9618

ERNIE’S STEAKHOUSE

2305 Nez Perce Drive; Lewiston, ID 208.746.4141 www.erniessteakhouse.com 

FAZZARI’S PIZZA

1281 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA 509.758.3386 www.fazzaris.com 

FOUR TEN DRIVE INN

1296 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.4908

HAZEL’S GOOD EATS

601 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.8861

HOGAN’S

906 6th Street; Clarkston, WA 99403, 509.758.6311 

JAWBONE FLATS

902 6th Street, Clarkston, WA, 509.758.9700 www.jawboneflatscafe.com

JOLLYMORE’S STATION 3

916 6th Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.759.3288 

JOSE’S TACOS

905 Bridge St; Clarkston, WA, 509.780.7045 

JOLLYMORE’S: A DINING EXPERIENCE

1516 Main Street; Lewiston, ID 208.743.9448 www.jollymores.com 

THE MAIN SQUEEZE

504 Main St., Lewiston, ID 

MAIN STREET GRILL

625 Main Street; Lewiston, ID 208.746.2440 www.mainstrgrill.com 

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833 21st Street; Lewiston, ID 208.746.4919 | www.mandarinpine.com  90 2nd St; Asotin, WA 509.243.6008 

MERIWETHER’S RESTAURANT

621 21st Street; Lewiston, ID 208.746.9390 or 800.232.6730 www.redlionlewiston.com 

MYSTIC CAFE

1303 Main St; Lewiston, ID 208.743.0198 

PAPA MURPHY’S

148 Thain Road; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.7272 606 Maple Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.7272

PARAISO VALLARTA

518 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.751.9077

PITA PIT

908 16th Ave; Lewiston, ID, 208.743.5184

POLAR BEAR RESTAURANT & FROZEN YOGURT

804 16th Ave; Lewiston, Idaho 83501 208.746.1429 www.polarbearlewiston.com 

RED LOBSTER

2115 Thain Grade; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.9096

ROOKIES SPORTS PUB

509 Diagonal St., Clarkston, WA, 509.758.3517 

ROOSTER’S LANDING

1010 Port Way; Clarkston, WA 509.751.0155 www.roosterslanding.com 

SCOTTY’S 3RD BASE GRILL

541 Thain Rd; Lewiston, ID 208.746.0592 

SEASONS SPECIALTY DINING & CATERING

301 Main St; Lewiston, ID 208.798.4994 www.seasonsbistroandcatering.com 

SHARI’S RESTAURANT

2122 Nez Perce Grade; Lewiston, ID 208.798.0309 www.sharis.com

SHARP’S BURGER RANCH

1241 Bridge St.; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.8081 1227 21st St; Lewiston, ID, 208.743.3031

SOUTHWAY PIZZERIA & DELI

721 16th Avenue; Lewiston, ID 208.743.0400 www.southwaypizzeria.com 

STRIKE & SPARE BAR & GRILL

244 Thain Rd; Lewiston, ID, 208.743.8883 

SUB EXPRESS & PIZZA

621 C Bryden Avenue; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.2689

TACO CECY

1350 Main Street, Lewiston, ID, 208.553.2600 

TACO TIME

115 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.1463 1828 21st Street; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.1961 

THAI GARDENS

508 Diagonal Street; Clarkston, WA, 509.758.1308

THAI TASTE RESTAURANT

1410 21st Street; Lewiston, ID, 208.746.6192

TOMATO BROS. ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE

200 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA 509.758.7902 www.tomatobrothers.com 

WAYBACK CAFÉ

2138 13th Ave; Lewiston, ID, 208.743.2396 

WAFFLES N’ MORE

1421 Main Street; Lewiston, ID, 208.743.5189 

ZANY GRAZE

2004 19th Avenue; Lewiston, ID 208.746.8131 www.zanygraze.com 

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AERIAL TOURS KIWI AIR HELICOPTER TOURS

1288 Port Way; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.751.9000 www.kiwiairhelicopters.com 

Discover southeast Washington, Idaho and Oregon from the air. View the spectacular canyons and rivers of this stunningly beautiful area. Kiwi Air offers scenic flights ranging from 15 minutes to 2+ hours.

GHOST/WALKING/TROLLEY TOURS IDAHO HISTORY TOURS

208.790.1257 or 208.791.5848 www. idahohistorytours.com

Walking tours of historic downtown Lewiston. Visit areas that have not changed for 100 years.

Experience the Ghost Tour, explore beneath the sidewalks, feel the presence of the “spirits” that traveled under the sidewalks and worked in the unmentionable side of society in the 1930s.

Each historic building entered is documented with paranormal activity.

Join us for all the thrills, enchantment, and mystery of “live stage” theatre.

Our 2014-2015 Season Young Frankenstein – Oct. 30-Nov. 16 Christmas Season – Dec. 4-14 The Nutcracker & Ultimate Christmas Concert — Dec. 18-21 The Wedding Singer – Jan. 29-Feb. 15 Leading Ladies – Mar. 26-Apr. 12 Evita – May 21-Jun. 7 See it Live! ! prise You We’ll Sur

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Become a member of the Center for Arts and History – and join your friends and neighbors in supporting an exciting season of exhibits and programing in 2014-15.

For more information visit lcsc.edu/museum, call 208.792.2243 or stop by 415 Main Street, Lewiston Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday • 11am – 4pm

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31st Annual Art Under the Elms Save the Date – April 24, 25 & 26, 2015

A weekend artisan fair on the Lewis-Clark State College Campus

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ASOTIN COUNTY WINGSHOOTERS

2124 Grelle Avenue; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.743.7459 www.barkerrivertrips.com 

38217 Snake River Road; Asotin, WA 99402 509.243.3474 www.fishreaper.net

Guided river trips on Salmon, Grande Ronde, Cotahuasi, and Owyhee Rivers. Oar & paddle rafts, inflatable kayaks, dorie drift boats, 33 ft. pontoon, May-Sept., group & child discounts.

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Full-time guide with over 30 years experience, accomplished in all angling techniques offering steelhead & salmon fishing on the Clearwater and Snake rivers.

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Professional outfitter & guide service specializing in 3-day, 2-night fishing packages, also singleday trips where our knowledge of the rivers & fish help ensure the highest success rate on the Snake, Salmon and Clearwater Rivers.

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HELLS CANYON SPORT FISHING

1922 13th Street; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.305.4549 www.hellscanyonsportfishing.com 

HELLS CANYON PACKERS

711 Snake River Avenue; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.1412 www.hellscanyonpackers.com 

LC FLOAT N TOTE - LEWIS-CLARK STATE COLLEGE

Rentals of rafts, kayaks, backpacks, tents, snowshoes and more.

Lewiston, ID 208.792.2670 lcsc.edu/campus-recreation/float-n-tote/

NATE LUTHER’S GUIDE SERVICE

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More rafting vacation options, trip variations, & boat selection than any other. We provide clean comfortable camps and fresh (often organic, always abundant) delicious camp cooking. For rafters and anglers of all abilities, Idaho is the real deal.

2235 Grelle Avenue, Lewiston, ID 83501 208-503-9204 www.natelutherfishing.com

OARS

Lewiston, ID 83501 800.346.4677 www.oars.com/idaho 

NORTHWEST RIVER ADVENTURES

Clarkston, WA 99403 509.552.0165 www.nrawhitewater.com 

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STAND UP PADDLE BOARD RENTALS RIVERVIEW MARINA

Paddle Board rentals, lessons and tours available on the beautiful calm waters of the Snake River in the Lewis Clark Valley.

711 Snake River Ave; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.1412 www.boatingfun.com 

REEL TIME FISHING

2131 Critchfield Road; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.9160 or cell: 208.790.2128 www.reeltimefish.com 

Reel Time Fishing specializes in personalized trips on the Clearwater, Snake, Columbia & Grande Ronde Rivers. Salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, smallmouth bass & rainbow trout.

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ROW ADVENTURES

PO Box 579; Coeur d’Alene, ID 83816 208.765.0841 or 800.451.6034 www.ROWadventures.com 

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STEEL DREAMS FISHING GUIDE SERVICE

PO Box 2039; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.869.9694 www.steeldreamsfishing.com 

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Bathrooms on Board Offering upland bird hunts September 1 to March 31.

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7357 Snake River Road; Asotin, WA 99402 509.243.9404 www.aardvarksadventureco.com

BARKER RIVER TRIPS

Hunting

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FISHING, HUNTING, RAFTING GUIDES & RECREATIONAL RENTALS

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Running the best Snake River in Hells Canyon rafting trips available for over 25 years. Our professional guides share their knowledge of the canyon’s natural and cultural history to create a more meaningful and memorable trip.

Competitive pricing for fishing adventures with an expert guide and quality equipment in a 24’ Willie Predator sled, or 20’ drift boat on the Snake, Columbia or Grande Ronde for salmon, steelhead, bass & sturgeon.

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Reservations are required for jet boat tours. Tours depart on demand. The boats are covered with comfortable bus-like seating with restrooms on board.

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HELLS CANYON JET BOAT TOURS

ADVENTURES AFLOAT - KIRBY CREEK LODGE Kirby Creek Lodge. Snake River Rt. HC 11 Box 20 208.503.7130 www.adventuresafloat-kirbycreeklodge.com 

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If you’ve yet to experience Beamers Hells Canyon Tours™ images and descriptions can only give you a tantalizing hint of what you’ll encounter. If over the past 35 years you’ve been with us before…Welcome Back!

BEAMERS HELLS CANYON TOURS 1451 Bridge Street; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.4800 or 800.522.6966 www.hellscanyontours.com 

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PO Box 628; Asotin, WA 99402 208.790.0111 www.borderlinerivercharters.com 

RIVER QUEST EXCURSIONS

4203 Snake River Avenue; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.8060 or 800.589.1129 www.riverquestexcursions.com

SNAKE DANCER EXCURSIONS

1550 Port Drive, Suite B; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.8927 or 800.234.1941 www.snakedancerexcursions.com 

SNAKE RIVER ADVENTURES

227 Snake River Ave; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.6276 or 800.262.8874 www.snakeriveradventures.com 

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Whether you’re after steelhead, sturgeon, salmon, smallmouth bass, rainbows, a little chukar hunting, even a sightseeing trip up the canyon, we’ll put together the perfect trip.

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All day and 1/2 day tours of Hells Canyon. Personable crew. Fall/Winter: Steelhead fishing at its best.

Overnight accommodations at Garden Creek Ranch.

Your satisfaction is our goal!

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Granite Lake, Washington • Huge Menu Selection • Large Parties Welcome • Wine Flights - 18 Microbrews on Tap • Happy Hour 4:00 - 6:00

Create a lifetime of fond memories!

Premier RV Resort in Clarkston, Washington is surrounded by gentle rolling hills where the Snake and Clearwater Rivers meet. With 700 feet of lake front RV spaces the only thing separating you from the water is a bike path that runs 16 miles along the river. You can choose from a variety of activities such as water skiing, sailing, fishing, swimming, walking or biking along miles of paved pathways. Or ride a jet boat down into Hells Canyon, the deepest canyon in North America, known for its pristine wilderness and breathtaking scenery.

We offer exceptional hospitality that is second to none!

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CLEARWATER RIVER CASINO & LODGE RV PARK 17500 Nez Perce Rd; Lewiston, ID 83501 866.719.3885 or 208.298.1400 crcasino.com

FIELDS SPRING STATE PARK

992 Park Rd, State Hwy 129; Anatone, WA 99401 509.256.3332 www.parks.wa.gov

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HELLS CANYON RV RESORT & MARINA 1560 Port Dr; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.6963 www.hellscanyon.net

HELLS GATE STATE PARK

5100 Hells Gate Rd; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.799.5015 www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

HILLVIEW RV PARK

1224 Bridge St; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.6299

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GRANITE LAKE PREMIER RV RESORT 306 Granite Lake Dr; Clarkston, WA 99403 800.989.4578 or 509.751.1635 www.premierrvresorts.com

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13766 Highway 12; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.9580 sunrisereservations.com

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BEST WESTERN RIVERTREE INN 1257 Bridge St; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.9551 or 800.597.3621 www.rivertreeinn.com

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2425 Nez Perce Dr; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.750.1600 or 877.863.4780 www.hiexpress.com

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GUESTHOUSE INN & SUITES 1325 Main St; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.3311 or 800.806.7666 www.guesthouseintl.com

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222 Bridge St; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.1631 or 800.466.8356 www.motel6.com

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QUALITY INN & SUITES

700 Port Dr; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.9500 or 800.228.5151 www.qualityinnclarkston.com

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3120 North South Hwy 95; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.743.8808 or 800.225.3297 www.daysinn.com

INN AMERICA

702 21st St; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.746.4600 or 800.469.4667 www.innamerica.com

CEDARS INN

1716 Main St; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.743-9526 or 877.848.8526 www.cedarsinnlewiston.com

COMFORT INN

2128 8th Ave; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.798.8090 or 800.228.5150 www.comfortinn.com

CLEARWATER RIVER CASINO & LODGE

17500 Nez Perce Rd; Lewiston, ID 83501 866.719.3885 or 208.298.1400 crcasino.com

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13766 Highway 12; Clarkston, WA 99403 509.758.9580 sunrisereservations.com Opens May 1; Closes Oct 31

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3001 N & S Highway; Lewiston, ID 83501 208-743-9424

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1021 Main St; Lewiston, ID 83501 208-743-0899 www.econolodge.com

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COPPER CREEK WILDERNESS CAMP

Accessible only by landing strip or boat in Hells Canyon; Res. Req. 509.758.4800 or 800.522.6966 www.hellscanyontours.com

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State Highway 129; Anatone, WA 99401 509.256.3332 www.parks.wa.gov

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Accessible by boat in Hells Canyon 208.746.8060 www.riverquestexcursions.com

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5100 Hells Gate Road; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.799.5015 www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

ADVENTURES AFLOAT - KIRBY CREEK LODGE Accessible only by foot, raft or boat in Hells Canyon; 208.746-6276 or 800.262.8874 adventuresafloat-kirbycreeklodge.com 

PISTOL PALACE

1028 Main Street; Lewiston, ID 83501 208.798.0909 www.thepistolpalace.com

SHEEP CREEK RANCH

Accessible only by boat in Hells Canyon 208-.746.6276 or 800.262.8874 www.snakeriveradventures.com

SNAKE RIVER RENDEZVOUS

25484 Snake River Road; Asotin, WA 99402 509.243.3620 www.snrr.com

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100% SMOKE FREE

1257 Bridge Street (Hwy 12) Clarkston, WA 99403 Toll Free: 800-597-3621 Local: 509-758-9551 www.bestwestern.com/rivertreeinn

Our Fun Starts Where the Others Turn Around!

Come and visit North America’s deepest gorge and a place of unsurpassed beauty which is Hells Canyon. From the Snake River you will view a cathedral of God’s own creation, with lofty walls and spires reaching heights of 9,393 feet, surpassing even the Grand Canyon!  Full Day & Half Day Tours  Private Charters  World Class Fishing  Sturgeon & Bass  Salmon & Steelhead Call Today for a trip of a lifetime!

1-800-262-8874 or 1-208-746-6276 Stop By at 227 Snake River Ave, Lewiston ID Visit us at www.snakeriveradventures.com, or on Facebook.

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