Get your snowshoes and head to state parks. This month Lake Easton and Lake Wenatchee are offering guided hikes. Hikes are free but be sure to have a Sno-Park pass. Guided snowshoe hikes at Lake Easton State Park Hikes will be about 3 miles on moderate terrain and last approximately 2.5 […]
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Advocacy: How does Washington State Parks compare with other state parks systems? We have done the work to crunch the numbers and display them so that you can explore and learn. Head to our page in Tableau to see our data viz projects.
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Skijoring is an ancient form of transportation originating in Scandinavia. Etymologically, it comes from the Norwegian ski, ski, and kjøring, driving.
Folk and Traditional Arts Program Continues to Foster Old Traditions while Facilitating New Celebrations with New Director Makaela Kroin
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With your support veterans in Eastern Washington have new opportunities on the Palouse to Cascades Trail.
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Whether you’re ready for the snow or prefer to stick to those lower elevations, Washington State Parks are host to a varied array of adventures to brighten your winter.
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Razor clam season is officially open for business from January 28 through February 3, with promise for many further openings this winter.
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There’s no need to wait until spring or summer to enjoy your Washington State Parks. Washington winters present cool, peaceful, and exciting opportunities to get outside.
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It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving is coming up soon. We are so thankful to live in a place with 125 state parks and where so many people love these parks and are committed to supporting these special places for everyone to enjoy.
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