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Clark Fork Movie Theater 509 446-3223 |
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Jeannes Interiors & Tango Gallery 509 442-3500 |
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B.A.S.I.C. / Blanchard Area Seniors Inc. 208 437-1037 Visit Our Web Site |
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Create Arts Center 509 447-9277 Visit Our Web Site |
Create Arts Center presents a full schedule of classes as well as annual and special events. Rhubarb Festival, an outdoor/indoor fair and sale of arts and crafts; Fish Frenzy, a community event pairing artists and local businesses; Howards Follies, a locally written and produced theatrical performance; and Holiday Artists Shop, a multi-week sale of the work of area artists and artisans, are presented annually. Book Readings and Signings, concerts, and monthly visual arts exhibits are a part of Create Arts Centers mission. In addition, Create Arts Center partners with Newport Public Library and Exbabylon IT solutions to present visual art exhibits within those facilities.
Open Tuesday-Friday, 9 AM 1 PM and by appointment hours for special events.
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Pend Oreille Players Assoc. 509 447-3787 Visit Our Web Site |
Pend Oreille Players Association has been bringing community theatre to Pend Oreille County since 1997. |
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Pend Oreille River Arts Alliance 208 437-0274 Brochure |
Consisting of representatives from all the performing and visual arts organizations, who's mission is to support culture throughout the Pend Oreille River Valley by promoting communications, coordination, cooperation, among our groups. We encourage, support and collaborate with artists and other arts and humanities organizations throughout Washington, Idaho and beyond. |
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Yesteryear Productions 509 447-0959 |
Is dedicated to the fostering and preservation of the entertainment arts and music of earlier times and to the encouragement of new talent, of any age, in art, music and entertainment. Our annual showcase is "Howard's Follies" We donate all net proceeds to worthy non-profit organizations that compliment our mission. |
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Bronze Sculpture Art Gallery 509 442-2349 |
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Elk Community Park 509 292-8049 Visit Our Web Site |
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Evergreen Art Association 509 671-0295 |
Meetings on the second Monday of every month at 10am at the Riverbank Restaurant in Old Town Idaho hosting a variety of events with a demonstrating artists. We maintain a Fine Art Exhibits in area businesses and participate in local art shows. Money we raise, by the sale of our artwork, supports future artists, awarding a Visual Arts Scholarship to local graduating seniors yearly.
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Northwest Photography & Art 509 671-0173 |
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Northwoods Performing Arts 208 448-1294 Visit Our Web Site |
For the past 25 years, we have provided quality, family-oriented Choral shows twice annually, plus Circle Moon Productions provides community theater entertainment. All dinner theater shows are performed at the Circle Moon Theater, Hwy 2 to Hwy. 211 North 3 miles at the South end of Sacheen Lake. |
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Pend Oreille County Historical Society 509 447-5388 Visit Our Web Site |
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Roxy Theater 509 447-4125 |
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The Cutter Theatre 509 446-4108 |
A Historical 1912 schoolhouse renovated into a Visual and Performing Arts Center presenting five community theatre performances and housing historical exhibits, as well as the County Library and Kirkland Cutter Art Gallery. Open 9-5 Mon. - Fri. |
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The Northwest Acoustic Music Network 509 447-0671 Visit Our Web Site |
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Tiger Historical Center 509 442-0288 Visit Our Web Site |
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Eagles Landing RV Resort 509 863-3780 Visit Our Web Site |
Dont miss out on one of the newest Recreational Resorts in the awe inspiring scenic Inland Northwest. Please see our interactive plat map page for pricing (lots for sale). Call now for Builder Specials & Incentives, as lot construction is nearing a close. |
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Audubon Washington Visit Our Web Site |
Information on birds and birding around Washington state. |
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Bird Site Rankings Site Rankings |
All the best places to see birds in Pend Oreille County. |
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Birding in POC Visit Our Web Site |
All the details in one place. |
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Gardner Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Location Map Visit Our Web Site Map |
Map of Pend Oreille County showing all the best locations to view birds. |
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Species List for Pend Oreille County List |
Remember the Tundra swans, bald eagles, blue herons,among so very many others, live here. The Valley is the flyway for a multitude of migrating flocks. Bring the binoculars and while away some time in this pleasant place. |
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Tundra Swan Day Festival 509 447-5286 Visit Our Web Site Agenda |
March 20, 2010 Join us at the Camas Wellness Center. Reservation required, space is limited. $10 Adults $5 Children |
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Two Nation Birding Vacation Visit Our Web Site |
Bird watching along the International Selkirk Loop in Pend Oreille County and Canada. |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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Browns Lake Campground 509 447-7300 |
Fee, Interpretive trail w/ parking area,viewing platform, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking, fishing, boat launch (non-motorized craft ONLY).
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Cedar Falls Lodge 509 292-8236 Visit Our Web Site |
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Eagles Landing RV Resort 509 863-3780 Visit Our Web Site |
Dont miss out on one of the newest Recreational Resorts in the awe inspiring scenic Inland Northwest. Please see our interactive plat map page for pricing (lots for sale). Call now for Builder Specials & Incentives, as lot construction is nearing a close. |
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Mill Pond Historic Site 509 446-7500 |
The Mill Pond Campground is located north of Sullivan Lake on the Sullivan Reservoir. This campground has drinking water, picnic site, restrooms, boat ramp (non-motorized boats ONLY), fishing, swimming and a 6 mile Interpretive Trail. Can handle up to 28' trailers. There are historic buildings and a wood flume.
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Noisy Creek Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Located on the south end of Sullivan Lake. This campground has drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp, fishing, hiking trail and no lifeguard swimming area. Just above this campground is the winter feeding area for big horn sheep. Can handle up to 28' trailers. Reservations taken. |
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Pioneer Park Campground 509 447-7300 |
Fee, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, picnic site, hiking, interpretation, wildlife viewing, fishing, boat launch. |
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State Line Outboard Racing Association 208 596-6878 Visit Our Web Site |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 509 446-7500 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Boat Ramps Boat Ramp Information |
List of boat ramps in Pend Oreille County compiled by the state of Washington. |
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Gardner Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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S.L.O.R.A. 208 596-6878 Visit Our Web Site |
State Line Outboard Racing Association (S.L.O.R.A.) is a non-profit organization incorporated in both Idaho and Washington. It's purpose is to bring together and organize racing enthusiasts in our Inland Empire region, and conduct top quality regattas in a location and manner acceptable to the public and law enforcement agencies. Additional objectives include; good fellowship among members, sportsmanship in competition and the promotion of safety in all boating activities. |
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WA Recreation and Conservation Visit Our Web Site |
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office boating facilities maps. |
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Watertrails Visit Our Web Site |
New in Pend Oreille County. We are just starting the planning, join us. |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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Blueslide Resort 509 445-1327 Visit Our Web Site |
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Cedar Park RV Park Campground 509 442-2144 |
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Clearwater Lodge Conference Center 509 447-4388 |
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Eagles Landing RV Resort 509 863-3780 Visit Our Web Site |
Dont miss out on one of the newest Recreational Resorts in the awe inspiring scenic Inland Northwest. Please see our interactive plat map page for pricing (lots for sale). Call now for Builder Specials & Incentives, as lot construction is nearing a close. |
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Gardener Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Marshall Lake Resort 509 447-4158 |
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Mt. Linton Motel 509 446-2238 |
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NACO West Little Diamond 509 447-4813 |
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North Skookum Campground 509 447-3943 |
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Selkirk Vacations 509 671-2567 Visit Our Web Site |
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Skookum Rendezvous 509 445-0115 |
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Sullivan Lake East Campground 800 280-2267 |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 509 446-7500 |
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The Ione Motel RV Park 509 442-3213 |
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USFS Newport Distict 509 447-7300 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Albeni Falls Dam and Visitor Center 877 444-6777 Visit Our Web Site |
2376 East Highway 2 Oldtown, ID 83822, 208 437-3133 Reservations: 877 444-6777
Camping (able to reserve), Tour of Dam.
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Batey Bould Trail/Trailhead 509 447-7300 |
315 North Warren Ave. Newport. 38 mi. Scenic Motorcycle Trail (too narrow for 4x4 & Quads), bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking.
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Box Canyon Dam/Campbell Lake |
Three miles north of Ione, WA, on Highway 31
Campbell Park is located on Hwy 31 north of Ione. This campground and picnic site has drinking water, restrooms and a no lifeguard swimming area. Box Canyon Dam is within walking distant where there is a visitor center, viewpoint, tours (during the summer months) and on some Fall weekends the North Pend Oreille Valley Lion's Club tour train can be seen crossing the trestle above the dam. |
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Browns Lake Campground 509 447-7300 |
Fee, Interpretive trail w/ parking area,viewing platform, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking, fishing, boat launch (non-motorized craft ONLY). |
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Crescent Lake Campground 509 446-7500 |
12641 Sullivan Lake Road, Metaline Falls. |
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Edgewater Campground 800 280-2267 |
U.S. Forest Service Located across the Pend Oreille River from the Town of Ione. Restrooms and water.
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Gardner Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Gypsy Meadows Trailhead/Campground |
12641 Sullivan Lake Road Metaline Falls. Restrooms, camp site, hiking, wildlife viewing, horse trails, recovery habitat for grizzly bear. |
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Mill Pond Historic Site 509 446-7500 |
12641 Sullivan Lake Road Metaline Falls,
The Mill Pond Campground is located north of Sullivan Lake on the Sullivan Reservoir. This campground has drinking water, picnic site, restrooms, boat ramp (non-motorized boats ONLY), fishing, swimming and a 6 mile Interpretive Trail. Can handle up to 28' trailers. There are historic buildings and a wood flume. |
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Native Peoples Drive Driving Directions |
Pick up a picnic (pre-order recommended) from Owens Grocery and Deli. Drive out Hwy. 2 over the bridge turning left on LeClerc Road. Follow the road to Pioneer Park and visit the self-guided tour of the Kalispel Tribes ancient camas ovens. Enjoy the striking water views. Have lunch. Return to LeClerc Road turning left out of the Park. Follow the road to the Kalispel Reservation. Keep an eye out for the buffalo herd on the left. |
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Noisy Creek Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
12641 Sullivan Lake Road Metaline Falls. Noisy Creek Campground is located on the south end of Sullivan Lake. This campground has drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp, fishing, hiking trail and no lifeguard swimming area. Just above this campground is the winter feeding area for big horn sheep. Can handle up to 28' trailers. Reservations taken. |
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Pend Oreille Co. Park |
Located on Hwy #2
Camping, Hiking, Picnic areas
Old Growth Cedar Trees |
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Pioneer Park Campground 509 447-7300 |
1061 LeClerc Rd. South,Newport. Fee, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, picnic site, hiking, interpretation, wildlife viewing, fishing, boat launch. |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 800 280-2267 |
12641 Sullivan Lake Road Metaline Falls, WA 99153, 509 446-7500 Reservations: 800 280-2267 |
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Sullivan Lake West Campground 509 446-7500 |
12641 Sullivan Lake Road Metaline Falls, WA 99153, Reservations: 800 280-2267 |
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Washington State Parks Visit Our Web Site |
Crawford State Park - For special group arrangements phone 509 446-4065
Located 11 miles north of Metaline Open Thursday Monday from Memorial Weekend
through Labor Day Weekend.
Gardner Cave is the second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features
stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43
degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Tours are at 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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B.A.S.I.C. / Blanchard Area Seniors Inc. 208 437-1037 Visit Our Web Site |
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4th of July Celebration |
Free Concert 4th of July at Cusick Park
Emma's Nasty Apple (the whole blues and nothin' but the blues),G-Man(clsassic rock and then some),and Your's 2 Keep (punk/pop/rock). Music starts at approx. 4pm - ???
Special Thanks for Sponsers and All Who Helped. Pend Oreille River Tourism Alliance and Town of Cusick |
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Downriver Days 509 442-3435 Visit Our Web Site |
Downriver Days on July 24th,25th & 26th Ione City Park, Cowboy Breakfast, Train Rides, Food Vendors, Entertainment and Snowmobile River Crossing (Sunday only), |
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Festival of Trees 509 447-7928 |
Festival of Trees - Presented by Newport Hospital & Health Services Foundation on Sat. Dec. 5th @ Sadie Halstead Middle School 9am - 4pm Face Painting, Cookie Decorating, Ornament Crafts -25cents per activity. Tree Raffle Tickets $1 each. Local Entertainment, Wreaths,& Silent Auction
Dinner & Gala Tree Auction 5:30pm $18 |
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Heritage Days 509 447-5388 |
Celebrate Heritage Days in Newport. Take the Historical Walking Tour and visit the Museum and the Forestry & Logging Exhibits Sept. 12th & 13th |
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Newport Farmers Market |
Between May and October the Farmers Market in Newport will be open every Saturday from 9:00 - 1:00, at 240 N. Union Ave, in front of the POPA Playhouse Theater. |
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Pend Oreille County Fair and Rodeo Visit Our Web Site |
Come to the Fair - the one you remember from when you were a kid! Animals, judging, rodeo, displays, good eats and plenty of parking in the lovely little town of Cusick.
Entry day, Wed. August 20. Open days August 21-24.
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Pend Oreille Valley Lavender Festival 509 447-6451 Visit Our Web Site |
The Park at First and Calispell Lavender Festival: Displays, local and visiting artisans, culinary delights and music in the lovely Park at First and Calispell, Newport, under the trees. Come and spend the day! The Second Weekend in July. |
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Kalispel Tribe of Indians 509 445-1147 |
Accross the Usk Bridge on the east side of the river. PowWow every August. Come see our herd of Buffalo. |
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The Northwest Acoustic Music Network 509 447-0671 Visit Our Web Site |
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2nd Annual Praise-a-Palooza 509 863-3778 Visit Our Web Site |
Come join us...Christian Music Festival, Sept. 19th & 20th Pend Oreille County Fairgrounds, Cusick Wa. Family Fun Fest, Bands of all kinds, Food & Fun. Free Admission 509 863-3778 or www.praise-a-palooza.com |
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Newport Music Festival Visit Our Web Site Flyer and Vendor Application |
Is being held September 11-13th, 2009 in the City Park, Newport, WA. (New Location!). 8 Great Traditional Bluegrass Bands, plus Food, Jamming, Raffle Drawing, and Art Fair. Band Scramble (Saturday), Open Mic (Friday and Saturday), and Free Bluegrass Gospel Show (Sunday). The festival also features free instructional workshops on harmony vocals, banjo, guitar, mandolin, and fiddle.
The Lineup so far: Custer's Grass Band, The Panhandle Polecats, Will Williams & Gravel Road, Molly & Tenbrooks, D |
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Plein Air Festival 509 671-1539 |
Naturals at Spruce Corner, Iris and Alpaca Farm
PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL OF ART June 19-21
Birthday Party for Robert at 1 pm. Mushroom Dyeing demonstration at 4:30; vendors, artists, photographers, watercolor class for fee. All other activities are free. Artists, please enter the garden at 205 N. Craig; parking available.
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Rhubarb Festival Visit Our Web Site |
An all-media exhibit enhancing our Annual Rhubarb Festival. June 1 - 30
"Rhubarb and Other Growing Things"
at Create Arts Center.
Subject matter may include plants, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, flowers, herbs, etc.
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Tundra Swan Day Festival 509 447-5286 |
Tundra Swan Day Festival
$10 Adults, $5 Children
View the Swans, Listen to the Presentations and have a wonderful Lunch
at the Camas Center. Resistration on PORTA website. |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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Browns Lake Campground 509 447-7300 |
Fee, Interpretive trail w/ parking area,viewing platform, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking, fishing, boat launch (non-motorized craft ONLY).
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Cedar Falls Lodge 509 292-8236 Visit Our Web Site |
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Eagles Landing RV Resort 509 863-3780 Visit Our Web Site |
Dont miss out on one of the newest Recreational Resorts in the awe inspiring scenic Inland Northwest. Please see our interactive plat map page for pricing (lots for sale). Call now for Builder Specials & Incentives, as lot construction is nearing a close. |
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Mill Pond Historic Site 509 446-7500 |
The Mill Pond Campground is located north of Sullivan Lake on the Sullivan Reservoir. This campground has drinking water, picnic site, restrooms, boat ramp (non-motorized boats ONLY), fishing, swimming and a 6 mile Interpretive Trail. Can handle up to 28' trailers. There are historic buildings and a wood flume.
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Noisy Creek Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Located on the south end of Sullivan Lake. This campground has drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp, fishing, hiking trail and no lifeguard swimming area. Just above this campground is the winter feeding area for big horn sheep. Can handle up to 28' trailers. Reservations taken. |
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Pioneer Park Campground 509 447-7300 |
Fee, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, picnic site, hiking, interpretation, wildlife viewing, fishing, boat launch. |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 509 446-7500 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Colville National Forest Pacific NW Fisheries Visit Our Web Site |
Pick up your fishing pole and take some time to refresh and renew in any of the beautiful streams or on the Pend Oreille River. |
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Gardner Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Visit Our Web Site |
Information on lakes in our county. |
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Newport Naturals 509 671-1539 Visit Our Web Site |
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Garden Tour and Dinner 509 447-2401 Visit Our Web Site |
2009 Garden Tour & Dinner, sponsored by WSU/Master Gardeners
Sunday afternoon - August 2nd.
Tour $10
Dinner $10 (dinner registration by July 20th @ Extention Office) |
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Rees Greenhouse 509 447-9247 |
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The Cottage Garden 509 447-0897 |
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Geocaches Visit Our Web Site |
Locations in our area. |
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Wikipedia Definitions of Geocaching Visit Our Web Site |
Geocaching is an outdoor treasure-hunting game in which the participants use a GPS receiver. |
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Conrads Bed Golf Vacation Rental House 544 233-1309 Visit Our Web Site |
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Pend Oreille Golf & Country Club Visit Our Web Site |
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Ranch Club Restaurant and Golf 208 448-1731 |
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Serendipity Golf Course 509 442-4653 Visit Our Web Site |
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Stoneridge Resort 208 437-4635 Visit Our Web Site |
Amid the stunning natural beauty of Northern Idaho, surrounded by conifer forests and blue lakes, youll find StoneRidge, the ultimate destination, the perfect place to get away from it all, the perfection youve been looking for all your life. We dont have just 18 holes; we have 19 to wake up your best game and excite your senses. We toss in just enough in the way of watery adventures and white sand bunkers to make it a round to remember.
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Castlegar Golf Club Visit Our Web Site |
Castlegar's golf course, rated four star by Golf Digest, has been singled out by major golfing magazines as mong the best golf courses to play in Canada. |
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Chewelah Golf Club |
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Coeur d Alene Resort Visit Our Web Site |
Home of the World's Only Floating Green
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Colville Elks Golf Club |
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Crawford State Park 509 446-4065 |
Phone for special group arrangements at Crawford State Park
Located 11 miles north of Metaline Open Thursday Monday from Memorial Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. Tours are at 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. |
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Pend Oreille County |
There are many challenging golf courses in and around our County. Come play them all. |
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The Northwest Golf Map Visit Our Web Site |
We are always working to provide the most up-to-date information about public golf courses in the Pacific Northwest. |
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Batey Bould Trail 509 447-7300 |
38 mi. Scenic Motorcycle Trail (too narrow for 4x4 & Quads), bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking.
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Browns Lake Campground 509 447-7300 |
Fee, Interpretive trail w/ parking area,viewing platform, bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking, fishing, boat launch (non-motorized craft ONLY).
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Gypsy Meadows Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Restrooms, camp site, hiking, wildlife viewing, horse trails, recovery habitat for grizzly bear.
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Mill Pond Historic Site 509 446-7500 |
The Mill Pond Campground is located north of Sullivan Lake on the Sullivan Reservoir. This campground has drinking water, picnic site, restrooms, boat ramp (non-motorized boats ONLY), fishing, swimming and a 6 mile Interpretive Trail. Can handle up to 28' trailers. There are historic buildings and a wood flume.
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Noisy Creek Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Located on the south end of Sullivan Lake. This campground has drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp, fishing, hiking trail and no lifeguard swimming area. Just above this campground is the winter feeding area for big horn sheep. Can handle up to 28' trailers. Reservations taken. |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 509 446-7500 |
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USFS Newport Distict 509 447-7300 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Colville Nat. For. Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail.
Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Old Growth trees |
Pend Oreille County Park, Hwy. 2. Treasure the silence. Hike the trails. Horseback ride. Bring a picnic. Its all here! Located on Highway 2. |
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Wolf Trails |
Upper & Lower Wolf Trails In Newport, take Warren Avenue north 1 mile. The trailhead and parking area is on the west side of the road. Wheelchair accessible section of this trail system is graveled. Suitable for beginners. Short one-quarter mile walk. Conifer forest, watchable wildlife, scenic viewpoints overlooking Ashenfelter Bay on the Pend Oreille River. Cedar benches for resting. Named for Fred Wolf, former publisher of The Newport Miner. |
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Gypsy Meadows Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Restrooms, camp site, hiking, wildlife viewing, horse trails, recovery habitat for grizzly bear.
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Horseback Riding |
Bring your horse or mule for a ride through the Pend Oreille County Park on Highway 2. Enjoy the old growth forest, the peaceful park, the ride back in time. |
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Old Growth Trees |
Pend Oreille County Park, Hwy. 2. Treasure the silence. Hike the trails. Horseback ride. Bring a picnic. Its all here! Located on Highway 2. |
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Selkirk Archery 509 446-2641 |
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Gun rules Visit Our Web Site |
Colville National Forest Gun rules. There are many places for hunters to enjoy their sport in the Valley. Some are public lands. Some are private. Please refer to the Forest Service for suggestions. |
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Batey Bould Trail 509 447-7300 |
38 mi. Scenic Motorcycle Trail (too narrow for 4x4 & Quads), bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking.
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Motorcycle Touring |
Its all about the journey when you're on a great bike. We have some magnificent places to take the journey. Come and visit us. Check out the county map on the maps page. |
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Pend Oreille County Historical Society 509 447-5388 Visit Our Web Site |
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The Cutter Theatre 509 446-4108 |
A Historical 1912 schoolhouse renovated into a Visual and Performing Arts Center presenting five community theatre performances and housing historical exhibits, as well as the County Library and Kirkland Cutter Art Gallery. Open 9-5 Mon. - Fri. |
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Tiger Historical Center 509 442-0288 Visit Our Web Site |
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Loon Lake Historical Society Visit Our Web Site |
Summer Hours July 1 to Septmeber 30. Saturday 10 am to 2 pm. Tuesday 4pm to 8 pm. |
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Mill Pond Historic Visit Our Web Site |
Trail head and scenic day hike trails. Interpretive signs at points of interest. Barrier free trail. |
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The Heritage Network Visit Our Web Site |
The Heritage Network is comprised of museums, historical and genealogical societies, tourism groups, businesses and individuals and it strives to improve the awareness of historical characteristics of its membership. |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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B.A.S.I.C. / Blanchard Area Seniors Inc. 208 437-1037 Visit Our Web Site |
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Elk Community Park 509 292-8049 Visit Our Web Site |
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USFS Newport Distict 509 447-7300 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Crawford State Park 509 446-4065 |
Phone for special group arrangements at Crawford State Park
Located 11 miles north of Metaline Open Thursday Monday from Memorial Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. Tours are at 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. |
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Gardner Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Pend Oreille Co. Park |
Located on Hwy #2
Camping, Hiking, Picnic areas
Old Growth Cedar Trees |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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Native Peoples Drive Driving Directions |
Pick up a picnic (pre-order recommended) from Owens Grocery and Deli. Drive out Hwy. 2 over the bridge turning left on LeClerc Road. Follow the road to Pioneer Park and visit the self-guided tour of the Kalispel Tribes ancient camas ovens. Enjoy the striking water views. Have lunch. Return to LeClerc Road turning left out of the Park. Follow the road to the Kalispel Reservation. Keep an eye out for the buffalo herd on the left. |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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Drive, bicycle, motorcycle |
Check out the map on our Links page and follow the North Pend Oreille Scenic Byway. Drive through the Valley as one leg of your tour of the International Selkirk Loop. Take some side roads and explore our picturesque area. |
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International Selkirk Loop Visit Our Web Site |
North America's first and only International Scenic Byway. |
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North Pend Oreille Scenic Byway Visit Our Web Site |
Where the timeless Pacific Ocean once lapped the western shores of North America...where hulking glaciers buried the ancient shoreline forever beneath the rubble of the ages, and shaped the land anew...where today a great emerald river carves its way northward around the ankle bones of mile-high majestic mountains...the 'Forgotten Corner' has been half a billion years in the making, 'Make it yours for a weekend'. |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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Ben Franklin 208 437-4822 |
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Backwoods Basketry 509 442-2002 |
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Beading My Brains Out 509 447-5734 |
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Cottage Quilting 509 447-0208 |
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Maury Cain, Jewelry, Model Maker in the Mountains 509 447-5387 Visit Our Web Site |
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Sue's Hoops & Needles 509 447-5838 |
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Sweet Creek Creations 509 446-2429 |
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The Minds Eye 509 447-3803 |
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Turtle Beads 509 447-0585 |
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Washington Rock Shop 509 446-2550 |
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Ben Franklin 208 437-4822 |
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The Kitchen Shoppe 509 447-4600 |
Tools, Gadgets, Bakeware,Cookware, Wines, Cooking Classes and Baked Cookies & Breads. |
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BE ADorned 888 886-7271 Visit Our Web Site |
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Charmed Life Interior Design 509 442-2035 |
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Country Lane 509 447-4224 |
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Diamond Lake Magnetics 509 830-4493 |
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Dollars and Deals 509 447-4483 |
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Maury Cain, Jewelry, Model Maker in the Mountains 509 447-5387 Visit Our Web Site |
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NACS Thrift Shoppe 509 447-3488 |
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North Country Video and Balloons 509 442-3141 |
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River's Edge Treasures 208 437-0454 |
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Tiger Historical Center 509 442-0288 Visit Our Web Site |
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Washington Rock Shop 509 446-2550 |
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First Annual Cusick Classic Skateboard Competion |
The First Annual Cusick Classic Skateboard Competion to be held July 4th, 2009. $10 Entry Fee. Registration 9am - 11am Competion begins at noon. Prizes awarded to 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place for Beginner-Intermediate-Advanced Competion Levels. |
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First Annual Cusick Classic Skateboard Competion |
The First Annual Cusick Classic Skateboard Competion to be held July 4th, 2009. $10 Entry Fee. Registration 9am - 11am Competion begins at noon. Prizes awarded to 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place for Beginner-Intermediate-Advanced Competion Levels. |
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Newport City Park |
Playground, skateboard park, picnic tables, band shell, barbeque area - it's an old-fashioned family get-away space in beautiful downtown Newport. |
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Rivers Edge Park |
Cusick - This is a tournament-quality facility right on the edge of Pend Oreille River.
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49 Degrees North Ski Resort Visit Our Web Site |
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Mount Spokane Ski Resort |
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Schweitzer Mountain Resort 208 263-9555 |
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Kimberly Alpine Resort 877 282-1200 Visit Our Web Site |
1,800 acres of terrain, 80 named runs and glades. |
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Red Mountain Resort 800 663-0105 Visit Our Web Site |
If downhill skiing or snowboarding on a mountain with epic terrain and uncrowded slopes is your dream, then Red Mountain Resort is your ideal destination. |
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Salmo Ski Hill 250 357-2323 Visit Our Web Site |
Salmo Ski Hill offers a wide variety of skiing opportunities for all ages and levels. |
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Whitewater Resort 800 666-9420 Visit Our Web Site |
The mountain has a well-deserved reputation for epic powder snowfalls with 45 ft of the good stuff falling each year on average. |
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Lions Club 509 442-5466 Visit Our Web Site |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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Ponderay Newsprint Company 509 445-2109 |
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Albeni Falls Dam and Visitor Center 208 437-3133 |
2376 East Highway 2 Oldtown, ID 83822, 208 437-3133 Reservations: 877 444-6777 Camping (able to reserve), Tour of Dam. |
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Box Canyon Dam/Campbell Lake |
Three miles north of Ione, WA, on Highway 31 Campbell Park is located on Hwy 31 north of Ione. This campground and picnic site has drinking water, restrooms and a no lifeguard swimming area. Box Canyon Dam is within walking distance where there is a visitor center, viewpoint, tours (during the summer months) and on some Fall weekends the North Pend Oreille Valley Lions Club tour train can be seen crossing the trestle above the dam.
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Gardener Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Metaline Falls Visit Our Web Site |
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Newport Historic Tour 509 447-5812 |
Booklet and Walking Tour Map available at the Newport-Oldtown Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center, 325 W. 4th Street, Newport WA 99156 509 447-5812 887 818-1088 |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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Pend Oreille Valley Lavender Festival 509 447-6451 Visit Our Web Site |
The Park at First and Calispell Lavender Festival: Displays, local and visiting artisans, culinary delights and music in the lovely Park at First and Calispell, Newport, under the trees. Come and spend the day! The Second Weekend in July. |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 509 446-7500 |
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USFS Newport Distict 509 447-7300 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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Seattle City Light - Boundary Dam 509 446-3083 Visit Our Web Site |
Boundary Dam and Powerhouse have multiple attractions to entice visitors to northeastern Washington State. Seasonally, the project offers tours of hydro operations, a Visitors Gallery with interesting exhibits and views of the generator floor, free camp sites, and a boat launch. The 17- mile reservoir is ripe for exploring with boat-in- campsites available and views of Pee Wee Falls via motor boat, canoe or kayak. The Project was built in 1967. The dam is constructed similar to an egg shell design curving inside as the top extends nearly 50 feet further downstream than the base. The powerhouse is buried in a limestone cavern with 17 floors housing offices, machinery and the power tunnel. For more information visit www.seattle.gov/light/tours/boundary. |
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Batey Bould Trail 509 447-7300 |
38 mi. Scenic Motorcycle Trail (too narrow for 4x4 & Quads), bathrooms, drinking water, campsite, hiking.
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Cedar Falls Lodge 509 292-8236 Visit Our Web Site |
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Colville National Forest 509 684-7000 Visit Our Web Site |
Maps and information on hiking trail. Lace up the shoes, pick up the map from the Sullivan Ranger Station and trek on. Bring a camera. Youll be sure to see something awesome - a vista, a critter, a wonder of nature. |
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Eagles Landing RV Resort 509 863-3780 Visit Our Web Site |
Dont miss out on one of the newest Recreational Resorts in the awe inspiring scenic Inland Northwest. Please see our interactive plat map page for pricing (lots for sale). Call now for Builder Specials & Incentives, as lot construction is nearing a close. |
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Gypsy Meadows Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Restrooms, camp site, hiking, wildlife viewing, horse trails, recovery habitat for grizzly bear.
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Kalispel Tribe of Indians 509 445-1147 |
Accross the Usk Bridge on the east side of the river. PowWow every August. Come see our herd of Buffalo. |
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Noisy Creek Trailhead Campground 509 446-7500 |
Located on the south end of Sullivan Lake. This campground has drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp, fishing, hiking trail and no lifeguard swimming area. Just above this campground is the winter feeding area for big horn sheep. Can handle up to 28' trailers. Reservations taken. |
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Sullivan Lake Group Campground 509 446-7500 |
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USFS Newport Distict 509 447-7300 |
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USFS Sullivan Lake District 509 446-7500 |
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Gardner Cave |
The second largest limestone cave in Washington State and features stalactites, stalagmites, rimstone pools and flowstone. Cave temperature is 41 to 43 degrees F in the summer. The cave walk is lighted. Flashlights add to the enjoyment. Park staff conducts walking tours. |
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Wildflowers Visit Our Web Site |
Lots of beautiful wild flowers in Pend Oreille County. |
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