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New Trail Signs for Lewis & Clark State Park Visit the Park Virtual Tour Lewis and Clark State Park offers all-around enjoyment for visitors. However, it can be quite difficult to navigate through the looped trails without proper markers. As a 2021 Park Improvement Project recipient, area staff will be […]
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Replacing Old Pedestrian Bridge at Ebey’s Landing Visit the Park Virtual Tour Off the seaside parking lot in Fort Ebey State Park, there is a wooden bridge that leads you to Bluff Trail, a popular trail for hikers, bikers, and paragliders. Currently, the bridge is badly deteriorated from overuse. With
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Sacajawea Historical State Park Begins Developing a Discovery Center Visit the Park Virtual Tour The Sacajawea Historical State Park boasts its fascinating history with their Interpretative Center. They also offer visitors a variety of activities which includes a 1.2 mile trail, bird watching, and wildlife viewing. With support from the
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Cabin Creek Update for March 16: Together we raised $18,522 Parking lots have been full and trails busy at Sno-Parks. Thank you to all who donated to extend grooming days at the I-90 Cabin Creek Sno-Park. It is a busy year at the Sno-Parks, especially for those seeking winter recreation
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We hear from so many of you that parks have been essential especially during COVID19. Parks, trails and recreational facilities are busier than ever. After decades of growth in visitation COVID19 laid bare how much everyone needs parks. Will you help today and sign petition to the legislature to fully
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A good snowfall brings a bevy of fun winter activities. Whether you’re ready for the snow or prefer to stick to the lower elevations, Washington State Parks are host to a varied array of adventures to brighten your winter. We provide 7 ideas to inspire you to head outdoors any
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Recreate Responsibly in Washington State Parks As you plan to head to State Parks this winter, remember that we are still experiencing a global pandemic. It is up to all of us, as stewards of our public lands and beloved state parks system, to keep each other safe and healthy
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We completed an amazing 16 park improvement projects in 2020 so that parks and trails can be ready for your summer visits. These projects were funded by the donations to the Foundation from donors – people like you – who love parks and want to make good parks great. Goldendale
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Join in a celebration of Black Folks Sunday family gatherings have been a staple in the black community from church to family dinners and so much more. During Sundae Sermon we celebrated virtually to highlight a different state park, bring musical performances, outdoor tips, showcase local art, businesses, and community
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