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Nez Perce National Park Visitor’s Center

Learn about the Nez Perce people and their incredible history at this collections and research center. Long before the arrival of explorers or missionaries, this area was a place where the Nez Perce lived and fished. Nez Perce National Historical Park was created in 1965 by an act of Congress, and what was known as Spalding Park became the headquarters and visitor center for Nez Perce National Historical Park. Take some time and explore the park. The center is one of 38 sites included in the National Park.

Newly renovated, all the exhibits except the sweat lodge and canoe are new! The main exhibit is a seasonal round, starting with winter and going through the seasons, with the activities of the Nez Perce in each season. Additionally, they have quotes from Nez Perce elders and an audio station where visitors can look at a photograph of a Nez Perce elder and listen to him or her speak. The central room of the Visitor Center has also been redone, as has the auditorium.

Where & When
39063 U.S. Hwy 95 Lapwai, ID 83540, Winter: 8-4, Summer: 8-5, 208.843.7009, nps.gov/nepe

Grand re-opening May 31, 2024.

Contact
208.843.7009
http://www.nps.gov/nepe/historyculture/the-spalding-site.htm

Find them on Facebook

 

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Nez Perce Tourism

Itooqanaawit  – Live It!

Nez Perce Tourism welcomes you to experience a true sense of place with Nimiipuu, which translates as “The People.” Nez Perce Tourism is a business that respectfully echoes the past and present Nimiipuu culture to include the following; it’s people, lifestyle, heritage, landscapes, music, dance, art/craft, historical sites, museums, cuisine, pow wow, spiritual beliefs and philosophy (respect for all things).

Nez Perce Tourism offers the only tours created to connect you to Nimiipuu culture through interactive storytelling, song, drum and dance. From river beds to mountain tops, Nez Perce Tourism offers land and water journeys that give insight into the Nimiipuu way of life. Every Nez Perce Tourism experience is customized with the importance of introducing and respecting Nimiipuu traditional and cultural values. Each tour is designed to be educational and transformational, as the sacred landscape and voices of Nimiipuu ancestors echo beyond your visit.

NP Tourism’s Nez Perce Traditions gift shop in downtown Lewiston also offers an opportunity to experience the art and beauty of Nimiipuu culture. See examples of what is available there on the Traditions Facebook page.

Where and When
The gift shop and cultural center is at 800 Main Street Suite #4, Lewiston, ID 83501
Open 10-6, Tuesday – Saturday

Contact
Call (208) 790-8873
Email nezpercetourism@gmail.com
nezpercetourism.com
Find us on Facebook

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One Sky One Earth Farmers Market

The One Sky One Earth Food Coalition in Plummer, Idaho is working to influence healthier lives and lifestyles on the Coeur d’Alene tribal reservation through food, including a weekly farmers market where art, food and eating well is celebrated.  

Where & When
Hwy 95 on the county lot next to the Gateway Cafe
Thursday afternoons – First full week of June through September

Contact
Call 208.686.1716
Email clockard@uidaho.edu
Find them on Facebook 

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One World Cafe

Locally owned coffee shop featuring fair trade, organic coffee roasted in Troy, Idaho, locally made artisan pastries, Kombucha, draft beer, wine, in-house sandwiches, and more. Live events including music, readings and dance many nights a week. Rotating artwork throughout both levels. Free wifi and meeting room that can be reserved for up to two hours at no cost.

Where & when
533 S Main St Moscow, ID 83843
Open 7 days a week, 6:30 am -9:00 pm

Contact
Call 208.883.3537
Email owcmoscow@gmail.com
owc-moscow.com
Find us on Facebook & Instagram

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    Orofino Farmers Market

    Join the good folks of Orofino every Tuesday for the best in local produce, crafts, food, art, & music.

    Where & When
    June-September
    Riverside in the Park
    101 Michigan Ave, Orofino, ID
    Every Tuesday 3pm-7pm

    Thursday Downtown Market Party & More
    Johnson Ave, Orofino, ID
    Every 3rd Thursday 3pm-7pm

    Contact
    Call 208.352.3212
    Email orofinofarmersmarket@gmail.com
    orofinofarmersmarket.com
    Find them on Facebook

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    Palouse Harvest Soaps

    Palouse Harvest Soaps is an Endicott-based Artisan Soap Making business. All of their soaps are plant based, with no animal products used, are gorgeous colors, and have wonderful names like Midnight Walk in the Snow, Raspberry Confetti, and How Do You Like Them Apples!  Their soaps can be purchased at the Route 26 Vintage Market in Colfax or directly through Facebook.

    To purchase items go to the photo album “Available for Purchase” to see what is currently available. Full descriptions of each available soap and soap collections as well as prices are listed with each item. Simply message them with your contact info and the soaps you want and they will send a bill to you via email. You may also call or text them to place an order over the phone.

    Most orders go out the next day!

    Where and When
    Visit the e-store 24 hours a day
    Call between 7am and 9pm

    Contact
    Call or text 509-549-3030
    Email PHS@pionnet.com
    Find them on Facebook

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    Palouse Scenic Byway

    Ramble all day on this 208-mile scenic drive that criss-crosses southeastern Washington. Of all byways in the Two Degrees NW region, this is the longest because its network of roads cross each other.

    Rolling hills abundant with wheat, pea, lentil, mustard seed and canola crops paint this land in shifting colors each season (early to mid summer is best for bright yellows and deep greens). The Palouse’s hilly farmlands (drive backroads linking Rosalia, Oaksdale, Palouse, Colfax or Tekoa) and channeled scablands (east on 26) were all carved some 13,000 years ago when Lake Missoula glaciers dissolved into floods raging up to 20 miles wide and 600 feet deep! Whitman county activists won Washington scenic byway designation for these roads following Indian and wagon trails in 2003 and now aim for federal status.

    Watch our video!

    See map, and more information at www.palousescenicbyway.com

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    Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute Nature Center

    Art, nature and sustainability intersect at the PCEI Nature Center. Artistic features such as outdoor sculpture are incorporated into the landscape of the 26.2-acre grounds. Visitors can watch the sun set over Moscow from the timber-frame Artist Studio, discover PCEI’s wetlands with young nature explorers, and look for animal tracks and mosaics along the accessible pathways. Wander and explore on your own, or schedule a guided tour.

    Where & When
    1040 Rodeo Drive, Moscow, ID 83843
    Open daily, dawn to dusk (office hours Mon.-Fri. 9 am-5 pm)

    Contact
    Call 208.882.1444
    Email info@pcei.org
    pcei.org
    Find them on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter

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    Paradise Creek Brewery – Downtown Restaurant

    Paradise Creek Brewery – Downtown Restaurant is located in Pullman’s first Federally built Post Office Building which was built in 1930. Lovingly preserved and repurposed, Paradise Creek Brewery incorporates their full-service restaurant operations in this lovely old building where attention to detail has been a part of the building’s heritage for 90 years. More than just your standard Pub Fare, Paradise Creek Brewery offers some of the best food in the area along with their locally made beer using many locally sourced ingredients. You owe it to yourself to check out this wonderful location and enjoy some of the best the Palouse has to offer.

    Where & when
    245 SE Paradise St Pullman, WA 99163
    Tuesday – Thursday 11:30am to 9pm
    Friday & Saturday 11:30am to 11pm
    Sunday 11:30am to 9pm
    Closed Mondays

    Contact
    Call 509.338.9463
    Email tom@paradisecreekbrewery.com
    paradisecreekbrewery.com
    Find us on Facebook & Instagram

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    Paradise Creek Brewery – Historic Post Office Building

    Paradise Creek Brewery – Downtown Restaurant is located in Pullman’s first Federally built Post Office Building which was built in 1930. The building served as Pullman’s post office until 1975, when a new post office was constructed. The Old Post Office subsequently hosted various businesses, including a movie theater, a bakery, and a gun store. In 2002, a new owner began restoration of the building, leading to its National Register of Historic Places listing in 2003.

    Where & when
    245 SE Paradise St., Pullman, WA 99163
    Tuesday – Thursday 11:30am-9pm
    Friday and Saturday 11:30am-11pm
    Sunday 11:30am-9pm
    Closed Mondays

    Contact
    Call 509.339.6894
    paradisecreekbrewery.com

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    Paradise Creek Brewery – Trailside Taproom

    Paradise Creek Brewery – Trailside Taproom is in our brewing facility. Come and sip a pint or two in our large taproom located right across the street from the Chipman Bike Trail. Our family and pet-friendly taproom is a favorite of those on a mission to sample beer and hang with friends as well as those who just happen by. Enjoy outdoor seating when weather permits, or sit inside out of the elements. We offer 18 beers made with many with local ingredients, free popcorn and plenty of space to play a game, participate in trivia nights, listen to music or just hang out and make new friends. Want a tour of the brewery? Need a keg, cans or bottles to go? Yep, we can do that too.

    Where & when
    505 SE Riverview St. Pullman, WA 99163
    Monday – Thursday 4pm to 9ish
    Friday 2pm to 11ish
    Saturday 1pm to 11ish
    Sunday 1pm to 7ish

    Contact
    Call 509.339.6894
    Email tom@paradisecreekbrewery.com
    paradisecreekbrewery.com
    Find us on Facebook & Instagram

    Perkins House

    James Allen Perkins came to the area in 1870, when he was 29 years old. He and Thomas Smith traveled from Waitsburg to set up a sawmill at the suggestion of Anderson Cox, who speculated that the valley along the South Fork of the Palouse might make a fine location for a new settlement. They proceeded to build a log cabin with timber hauled from Walla Walla. Both Smith and Perkins staked out property. The two men split the valley, Perkins taking the northern part. He purchased a pre-emption on 160 acres at $2.50/acre. The line separating the two parcels ran east to west and later became Last Street.

    Where & When
    Open Saturdays + Sundays 10am – 2pm, may be rented for special events
    623 N Perkins Avenue Colfax, WA 99111
    Contact
    (509) 397-2555

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    Peterson Barn Guesthouse

    This timber frame guesthouse built by hand offers the character of a mountain hideaway right in Moscow. Enjoy handcrafted hospitality and comforts of home by the night, week or month. The guesthouse includes a 2-bed sleeping loft, kitchen, living room and bathroom. On the Latah Trail, you are a bike ride away from just about everything.

    In the tradition of English cruck frames, the Peterson Barn was built by hand in 1997 from curved timbers. We felled the trees, cut the joinery by hand, and did a barn raising with about a hundred of our closest friends. Many of the timbers are rescued urban hardwoods and each has a story.

    Where & when
    841 Travois Way, Moscow, ID 83843
    8 a.m. – 8 p.m., seven days a week.
    Open year-round; Prices change for week and month rentals and special event weekends.

    Contact
    Call (208)882-4620
    nilspete@gmail.com
    petersonbarn.com

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    Pioneer Produce & Pantry

    Pioneer Produce is a small, naturally grown produce farm, located at the base of Kamiak Butte in Whitman County, Washington. While most of the produce from the farm is distributed to CSA members and the local Food Pantries, their seasoning and herb blends, soup mixes, and preserves, made with ingredients either grown on the farm, in Whitman County, or in the greater Pacific NW region are available to the public. These products are sold online, on the farm, and here and there in the Pullman/Palouse area.

    Where & When
    12431 SR 27, Palouse, WA.
    Open year round on Saturday, Sunday and Monday during daylight hours, or by arrangement.

    Contact
    Call 509.595.5231
    Email Peggy at springroots57@gmail.com
    pioneerproduce@kamiakbutte.com
    Find them on Facebook

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    Potlatch Historical Society

    The Potlatch Historical Society keeps a self-guided museum on the main floor of Potlatch City Hall and contributes to the exhibits within the WI&M Railway Depot. The archives are located on the second floor of the Depot by appointment only. They have an ever growing collection of Potlatch Idaho and North Latah County related subjects and share these on social media. Mother to the Return to Riverside Music Festival and recently, PHS just preserved the Carter’s Log Inn neon sign, which lights the Potlatch sky every night!

    Where & When
    Open by appointment only.
    185 Sixth Street Suite 209, Potlatch, ID 83855

    Contact
    Call (509) 595-7684
    potlatchidaho@gmail.com
    Find us on Facebook and learn more about Potlatch on our community history page, complete with oral histories, digital projects, and more ways to explore the history of our company town.

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    Potlatch Idaho Farmers Market

    Come and be a part of the Potlatch, Idaho, community at this exciting farmers market! Grab a coffee treat and stroll through the booths of seasonal produce, fresh breads, local photography and handcrafted goods. Sit down to enjoy live music, have a bite to eat and visit with friends, old and new.

    Where & When
    Near the Historic WI&M Depot, 185 6th St, Potlatch, ID
    Wednesdays, June through September, from 4pm to 7pm

    Contact
    Email info@potlatchmarket.com
    PotlatchMarket.com
    Find them on Facebook and Instagram

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    Red Pheasant House

    This lovely guesthouse is spacious, new, modern, and has a European feel. The 1100 sq. ft. space is an open concept with a fully equipped kitchen. The bedrooms are spacious and inviting. The queen room has lots of light and the king room has a reading area. All linens are 100 percent cotton and non-allergenic pillows and comforters are provided. We pride ourselves on being eco-friendly, all cleaning products are organic and free of perfumes.

    Amenities include: a large flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, radiant heated tile floors, reverse osmosis filtered drinking water, coffee/tea, large refrigerator, full wall oven, induction cooktop, micro and dishwasher. This kitchen has everything that you need to cook and serve your meals. An ironing board, iron and hair dryer are available. A private area with a gas BBQ and outdoor seating is provided. Recycling and composting are available to our guests.

    The grounds at the Red Pheasant House are quiet and relaxing, you can enjoy lovely sunsets over the rolling hills of this special place on the Palouse.

    Where & when
    1845 Orchard Ave Moscow, ID
    Availability, rates and reservations at redpheasanthouse.com
    Contact
    Call 208.882.3400
    Email melanie@redpheasanthouse.com
    Find us on Instagram

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    Rivaura Estate Vineyards & Winery

    Winery, tasting room and 28-acre estate vineyard spanning both sides of the beautiful Clearwater River. This family-run operation offers a welcoming atmosphere, stunning views, fantastic wines and other beverages, food, and events like Rosé River Run and Yoga in the Vineyard. Online purchasing and shipping available.

    Where & When
    21622 Rivaura Lane, Juliaetta, ID 83535
    Wed/Thurs 12pm-6pm
    Fri/Sat 12pm-7pm
    Sun 12pm-5pm

    Contact
    (208) 791-8993
    rivaura.com
    Find them on Facebook and Instagram.

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    Roy Chatters Newspaper & Printing Museum

    The Roy Chatters museum contains letterpress equipment dating to the late 1800s as well as an extensive collection of early newspapers from throughout Whitman County. Rotating exhibitions feature artifacts and photographs from the region.

    Where & When
    110 E. Main Street, Palouse, WA
    Saturday 10 – 2

    Contact
    (509) 330.0353
    barstow@palouse.com
    Whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org/locations/

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    Shayne Watkins Art

    Shayne Watkins is a wildlife and western artist specializing in bronze sculpture and scratch board. With a love of music, art, and hiking in the great outdoors, he explores the back roads and seldom-seen places in America’s inland northwest as much as possible. Shayne is an Idaho native with a passion for wildlife, explorers and pioneers of the west. He gleans inspiration from nature, outdoor experiences, and his family’s rich history in Idaho for creating his music and artwork. He and his wife, Alane, reside in Deary, Idaho.

    Watch for Shayne Watkins art in local art galleries and Art Walk events.

    Contact
    Call 208-877-7714
    Email beargrass@moscow.com
    ShayneWatkinsArt.com

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    Sky View Inn

    Sky View Inn is a cozy guest house tucked away in the quaint community of Juliaetta, Idaho, population 635. It sits at an elevation of 1,860 feet on 9.52 acres, surrounded by majestic pine trees.

    The Inn is 1752 square feet and includes a living room, dining room, full kitchen, one downstairs bathroom, a washer and dryer, downstairs bedroom/sunroom, and four upstairs bedrooms that all have beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Free Wi-fi and satellite TV are also available.

    The backyard includes a fire pit and access to trails for hiking enthusiasts and onsite opportunities for adventure if bringing ATVs on your trip.

    There is parking in front of the Inn for two vehicles and adjacent to the Inn is RV parking and an RV dump.

    Wildlife occasionally saunter by as they forage on local food sources like crabapples, blackberries, elderberries, raspberries and huckleberries.

    The sheer natural beauty and serene landscape favoring Sky View Inn is best described as “God’s Country”.

    Where & when
    Juliaetta, Idaho
    Year Round

    Contact
    Ron and Sherill Calhoun
    Call 559.381.2409
    skyviewinnidaho.com
    Find them on Facebook

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    St. Joe River Scenic Byway

    St. Joe River Scenic Byway follows the course of the beautiful St. Joe River, the world’s highest navigable river. Enjoy picturesque mountain landscapes and watch for bald eagles and osprey overhead, and deer, moose, elk and bear along the river’s edge.

    The byway follows 47 miles of paved Forest Highway 50 from its junction with Idaho 3 in St. Maries to Avery. Between May and November (depending on snow) the byway extends another 42 miles of gravel road to the Idaho-Montana border. East along the St. Joe River, watch for bald eagles and osprey. At first deep and still, at St. Joe City, the river becomes shallower with more rapids. You’ll see (lr catch) Dolly Vardins, rainbow, cutthroat and other species of trout.

    Allow 2 1/2 to 3 hours, one way, for this drive along a two-lane road with numerous pullouts and points of interest. Full services available in St. Maries and Avery; partial services in Calder. Enjoy the many recreation opportunities along the St. Joe Wild and Scenic River and in the Idaho Panhandle National Forest.

    See the video!

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    Steptoe Battlefield State Park Heritage Site

    This four-acre day-use park commemorates a battle between U.S. Army forces led by Colonel Edward Steptoe and several Native American tribes from eastern Washington that occurred in 1858.

    The battle was considered a significant victory for the eastern Washington tribes. Later that summer, however, Colonel George Wright returned to the area with nearly 700 heavily-armed soldiers and defeated the tribes, effectively ending their resistance in that region of the territory.

    Where & When

    Summer 6:30 a.m. – dusk
    Winter 8 a.m. – dusk

    S. Summit Loop, Rosalia, WA 99170

    Contact

    (509) 337-6457

    parks.state.wa.us/591/Steptoe-Battlefield/

    Find us on Facebook and Instagram.

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    Swale

    SWALE is an online shop, downtown storefront, and small-batch work/print shop, located in Palouse, Washington. We carry a curated collection of thoughtfully-produced goods that feature our rich rural cultural scene–including original screen-printed goods, pottery, art, accessories, and more. SWALE is woman-owned, progressive, and committed to radical neighboring. Purchase items and gift cards online or in-store.

    When & Where
    125 E Main St Palouse, WA 99161
    Thursday – Saturday 10am-5pm

    Contact
    Call 360.441.1918
    http://www.swaleaway.com
    Find Swale on Instagram

     

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    Sweetwater Design and Antiques

    This little antique and decor shop, located in the Riggins One Stop gas station and convenience store, gets new pieces every month when Katherine returns from her monthly buying trip.

    Where and When
    1119 US 95 South, Riggins Idaho
    Wed – Mon
    Closed the last week of each month

    Contact
    Email coontskatherine@aol.com
    Find them on Facebook

      Take a relaxing day trip to visit Lake Coeur d’ Alene

      There are many things to do at Lake Coeur d’ Alene, paddle boarding, boating, swimming, or just taking a walk around the lake. 

       

       

      Take a minute to meditate while breathing in nature’s wonder.

      Image ©meganmack

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      Taylor Dennler Gardens

      Polly says her gardening operation is more than a business – “it’s a vocation, a passion, a wonderful obsession!”

      Taylor Dennler wreaths are made from all things grown in the garden and field and are breathtaking sellouts as soon as they are made. Polly’s fall Pumpkin, Squash and Gourd sale at the farm is something people wait for all year – if you’ve never been to the annual sale, you must go!  It’s a chance for a day trip on the less traveled back roads of the Palouse to the Dennler Farm for a one of a kind experience that includes unique, creative displays including over 200 varieties of pumpkins, squash, and gourds, wreaths made of all natural materials and a display garden with gourd tunnel, pathway and seasonal artistic creations. It truly is where art meets the land!

      Where & When
      1041 Dennler Loop Juliaetta, ID 83535
      Late Summer – Fall.  Check Facebook for sale dates

      Contact
      Call 208.790.4583
      Find them on Facebook and Instagram

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      The Blue Lantern Coffee House

      Located in the heart of beautiful downtown Lewiston, in a historic bank building built in 1905, The Blue Lantern Coffee House is a local coffee house serving coffee, tea, and smoothies. They also serve in-house baked goods, quiche, scones, sandwich, salads and seasonal soups from organic, local and all-natural ingredients. Also serving a variety of local wines and craft beer.

      Open seven days a week! They support local by carrying high-quality products grown and produced by local farmers, makers and artisans in our retail space. Don’t miss out on the local artist art openings and have a rotating art exhibit on our walls. All events posted on the Facebook page. Online purchasing and curbside pickup available.

      Where and When
      326 Main Street, Lewiston, ID 83501
      Open Monday thru Friday 7am – 9pm
      Saturday & Sunday 8am – 6pm
      Contact
      Call (208) 596-5446
      Email dawnabbott@gmail.com
      thebluelanterncoffeehouse.square.site/
      Find us on Facebook and Instagram

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      The Cellar

      Where fine wines and beer meet exquisite cuisine. Explore a hand-picked selection of wines paired with artisan fare curated for an unforgettable dining experience in the heart of Colfax, Washington. Savor shared moments and stories in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

      Keep an eye on The Cellar’s calendar for wine tasting, beer tasting, live music, trivia nights, and other exclusive events.  Looking to book a private party in a distinctive setting?  The Cellar will tailor the perfect atmosphere for your special event. 

      Where & When
      203 North Main Street, Colfax, Washington
      Thursday 4-7 pm
      Friday & Saturday 1-7 pm

      Contact
      Call (509) 397-3028
      Email colfaxwinecellar@gmail.com
      thecellarcolfax.com
      Find them on Facebook and Instagram

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      The Cycle Haus Bikes and Brews

      Located in Harrison, Idaho next to the world-renowned Trail of the Coeur d’ Alenes, The Cycle Haus Bikes & Brews offers bicycle rentals, electric bike rentals, shuttle service, and a restaurant that features delicious Doma coffee, craft beer & wine, and delectable food options. With excellent products and service, this is a place where people can come and enjoy good vibes, whether they’re a cyclist or not. The great ambience offers indoor seating with a one of a kind bar and a courtyard that allows everyone to kick back and unwind while enjoying the feel of the local culture. New this year! The Cycle Haus is also offering bike rental and electric bike rental for the Route of the Hiawatha

      Where & When
      7am-6pm,  7 days a week
      101 N. Coeur d’Alene Ave., Harrison, ID 83833
      Contact
      208.689.3436
      thecyclehaus.com
      harrisoncyclehaus@gmail.com
      Find us on Facebook

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      The Homecoming

      A recent addition to Moscow’s public art portfolio, “The Homecoming” is located on the couplet of North Main and C streets. Tacoma-based artists, Jennifer Corio and David Frei were impressed by the rolling hills of the Palouse and wanted to be sure to incorporate elements that pay tribute to this unique landscape.  The birds symbolize the welcoming culture of Moscow, a “sense of slowing down, of coming home,” and the social connectivity that makes Moscow a special place!

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      The Yarn Underground

      The Yarn Underground is the destination yarn store of the Palouse. Started in a downtown basement in 2010 and moved to current location a couple years later, The Yarn Underground consistently stands for great service and wonderful selections of wool, natural fibers, high quality tools, spinning wheels and more. Palouse Yarn Company is their very own house brand dyed by us, and you’ll find the widest selection available here!

      Their mission is to keep the fiber community vibrant while supporting local and American companies. They’re here to bring you squishy yarn, irresistible fiber, affordable tools, and most importantly, good help! Stop by and meet the owner and dyer, Shelley — she is here just about all the time and it is her sole purpose to make The Yarn Underground the best yarn shop on the Palouse!

      Where & When
      409 S Washington St, Moscow, ID 83843
      Tues- Fri noon-5pm
      Sat 10-4
      Yarn Circle, Thursdays 6pm-8, is a free gathering that runs August through May.

      Contact
      (208) 882-7700
      yarnunderground.com
      Find them on Facebook and Instagram.

       

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      Third Street Gallery

      The Third Street Gallery is a space for art in the heart of downtown Moscow. By featuring the work of established and emerging makers from the Palouse and the broader Inland Northwest, the Third Street Gallery celebrates the creative excellence of the region in a well-loved public space.

      City of Moscow Arts Staff and members of the Moscow Arts Commission have worked together to create artistic direction for the Third Street Gallery since the gallery’s beginnings in 1998. The gallery features works in a wide range of media, subject matter, and content while presenting a curatorial vision open to all cultures and art forms.

      The Third Street Gallery features artwork on the second and third floors inside Moscow City Hall. The building was designed by architect James Knox Taylor in 1911, and was formerly the Moscow Federal Building. Entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1973 as a Second Renaissance Revival brick building, the structure now houses City offices and meeting spaces such as the City Council Chambers. The Third Street Gallery is an essential part of this building, as it brings art into the center of civic life in the City of Moscow.

      Where & when
      206 East Third Street, Moscow, ID 83843
      Monday – Friday at 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
      Contact
      Call (208) 883-7036
      ci.moscow.id.us/230/Third-Street-Gallery
      Email mcherry@ci.moscow.id.us

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      Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes – Plummer Trailhead

      The Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes is one of the most spectacular trails in the western United States.  It was named one of the 25 top trails in the nation in 2010 by the Rails to Trails Conservancy. The trail runs for 73 miles on smooth asphalt that is perfect for bicycles, in-line skaters, walkers and wheelchairs, winter Nordic skiing and snowshoeing, birding, and wildlife viewing.

      The Trail of the Coeur d’ Alenes is a 73-mile paved trail spanning the Idaho panhandle between Mullan and Plummer. It was created through a unique partnership between the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, Union Pacific Railroad, the U. S. Government, and the State of Idaho. The trail meanders through the historic Silver Valley, along the Coeur d’Alene River past scenic Lake Coeur d’Alene and through rolling farmlands to Plummer. Twenty developed trailheads provide entry points, and there are twenty scenic waysides along the route with tables to stop for a picnic or a short rest…

      See more info on the Idaho Parks & Recreation website

       

        Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes Bike Trail – Harrison Trailhead

        Embrace history and nature on this energizing 71-mile paved path that follows the Union Pacific Railroad from Mullan to Plummer. Along the path there are scenic views of mountains, historic Silver Valley, chain lakes region, Lake Coeur d’Alene, Chatcolet Bridge, Heyburn State Park, and the Palouse hills.

        Contact
        Berti at 208.689.3111
        http://friendsofcdatrails.org/CdA_Trail/index.html
        201 Coeur d’Alene Ave, Harrison, ID 83833

         

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        Uniontown General Store & Cafe

        In historic Uniontown, Washington, the Uniontown General Store & Cafe is the perfect place to stop for a road trip snack or a sit down lunch or dinner. Located in a beautiful historic brick building, Uniontown General Store & Cafe offers grab ‘n go food (including donuts & coffee and take ‘n bake pizza), cold beverages, Preston’s perfect pizza, great grinders, sumptuous soup, and savory strombolis. You can explore our beautiful small town, or just sit and relax. Artisan jams, syrups, and lavender, local honey, and home-crafted gifts make your visit even more rewarding.

        111 S Montgomery St, Uniontown, WA 99179

        Contact
        Call 509-229-3472

        Email utowngsc@gmail.com
        Find them on Facebook

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        Unique Antler Design Wildlife Gallery

        Gallery showroom for locally made soapstone carvings, antler carvings, lighting and furniture, photography, gourd art and jewelry. Antler art is made on site.

        Neil and Shari Medley have spent countless hours in the wild observing wildlife, hunting shed antlers, and creating art from them. Shari learned the art of antler carving from her father, a master carver. Neil creates lighting and furniture from moose, deer, elk and caribou antler. All are U.L. approved. See exquisite examples and prices on line.

        Where & when
        7378 Hwy 95 South, Riggins, ID 83549
        Oct-June  Tues-Sat 8-5
        July-Sept  Tues-Sat 10-5

        Contact
        Call 208.628.3460
        Email unqantlr@frontiernet.net
        uniqueantlerdesign.com
        Find us on Facebook

         

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        University of Idaho Arboretum & Botanical Garden

        The Arboretum is a local favorite for portrait photography and walking meandering trails among some of the Inland Pacific Northwest’s most magnificent plant and tree species. This outdoor museum is maintained for the acquisition and proper curation of a living collection of native and introduced plants that are grown in the Inland Pacific Northwest. This is a truly restful and beautiful place.  Note: Dogs and other pets are not allowed in the Arboretum.

        Where & When
        1200 West Palouse River Drive, Moscow, ID. Year round, dawn to dusk

        Contact
        Email arboretum@uidaho.edu
        uidaho.edu/infrastructure/facilities/arboretum

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        Vine 46

        Vine 46, located in downtown Lewiston, sources most of the grapes going into their wines from Rosebud Vineyards in the Wahluke Slope AVA in Washington. Vine 46 features an eclectic variety of red wines and small sampling of white wines designed to invoke conversation and tantalize taste buds. They are currently located in Newberry Square on Main St., but very soon will be in a newly renovated space one block south, at 818 F St.

        Where and When
        Newberry Square – 800 Main Street Suite 6, Lewiston, ID
        Tuesday – Saturday 10:00am – 6:00pm

        NOTE:  check the Vine 46 website or Facebook page for their move date!

        Contact
        Call 208.790.8556
        Email info@vine46.com
        vine46.com
        Find them on Facebook

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        Vine Moscow

        Vine is a wine bar and retail bottle shop in beautiful downtown Moscow. Vine offers wine by the glass as well as a carefully curated selection of wines by the bottle from all over the world. Patrons can also sample specialty beer, cheese, and cider and a new food menu offers charcuterie boards, salads, panini sandwiches and more!

        Where and When
        Find us at 618 S Main St Moscow, ID 83843
        Open Tuesday – Friday
        Tuesday – Thursday 2pm – 8pm
        Friday 12pm – 8pm

        Contact
        Email info@vinemoscow.com
        Call 208-882-6502
        vinemoscow.com
        Find them on Facebook and Instagram

         

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        Washington Idaho Symphony

        The Washington Idaho Symphony brings live classical music to all ages in the Palouse area, while providing an outstanding opportunity for the region’s most accomplished musicians to participate in challenging repertoire and performance. Providing professional orchestral concerts since 1972, the more than 70 instrumentalists are resident music faculty, professional free-lance musicians, and graduate students of Washington State University and the University of Idaho.

        Where & When
        Various locations around Pullman, WA and the southeastern Washington and north central Idaho region

        Contact
        Call 208-874-4162
        Email info@wa-idsymphony.org
        wa-idsymphony.org

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        Wawawai Canyon Winery

        The Wawawai Canyon Tasting Room in Uniontown offers you a chance to dip into the world of Eastern Washington Boutique Wine — we grow our own grapes in the steep canyon land and craft wines of exquisite character that reflects the potential this wine region offers. Join us as you explore the antique stores, the lovely St Boniface church, the Bed and Breakfast at the Courtyard Inn, and a dining opportunity at Jacobs, the Bistro of Uniontown.

        Where & when
        204 South Montgomery St., Uniontown, WA 99179
        Thursday—Saturday, 12-6pm and by appointment
        Contact
        Call 509.338.4916
        Email twosiderule@gmail.com
        wawawaicanyon.com
        Find us on Facebook

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        Wesson Bunkhouse

        A quiet, quaint, country getaway at the south fork of the Palouse River only 1 mile from downtown Pullman is the site of this beautifully hand-crafted bunkhouse, separate but adjacent to the Wesson home, creek, pond and backyard greenhouse.

        Where & When
        284 Hayward Road, Pullman, WA 99163
        Rates & Availability at wessonbunkhouse.com

        Contact
        509-338-5030
        carlawesson@msn.com

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        White Pine Scenic Byway

        From Cataldo Mission, Idaho’s oldest standing building, to the picturesque town of St. Maries and Potlatch, the 83 miles of the White Pine Scenic Byway passes lush forests, farm land, mountains, lakes and marshlands to the St. Maries and St. Joe rivers. The largest stand of white pine in the country lies along Idaho 6 in the St. Joe National Forest. And Potlatch was once site of the largest white pine lumber mill in the world.

        Allow two hours for this 83 mile drive, plus time to wet a fishing line, take a hike, strap on cross-country skis, or explore the towns along the way. Begin at the junction of Interstate 90 and Idaho 3, south on Idaho 3 to Idaho 6, then southwest to U.S. 95 at Potlatch.

        The White Pine Byway (Idaho 3) runs through the St. Joe National Forest and the entrance to the St. Joe Scenic Byway, intersecting with the Lake Coeur d’Alene Scenic Byway (Idaho 97). Then follows along the Coeur d’Alene River until it intersects with Interstate 90.

        Full services in St. Maries.

        See the video!

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        White Spring Ranch Museum and Archive Library

        White Spring Ranch is listed on the National Historical Registry and was the homestead of early settlers in the wheat producing Palouse area south of Moscow Idaho. John Lorang and Mary Gesellchen Lorang created a successful farm and they and three generations of the family preserved all its history from its founding in 1885 to the present day. Thousands of artifacts are in the archive library collection. The museum is supported by grants and donations and by students and faculty from Washington State University and the University of Idaho.

        With a minimal budget of grants and donations, we have become a gathering site for students, artists and volunteers with all kinds of skills to restore the: 1878 Log cabin, c.1880’s Curio cabin, c.1873-1904 Historical Farmhouse and 160 years of letters, journals, books and photographs into an onsite and online library. Learn of the farming history of Idaho and details of American life for the last 160 years.

        Where & When
        1004 Lorang Rd Genesee, ID
        Sundays and Tuesdays, 1 p.m. to sunset. Other times by appointment.
        Contact
        208.416.1006
        whitespringranch.org
        Find us on Facebook

        Whitebird Battlefield, Nez Perce Land

        You’ll want to get information about the battlefield at the Nez Perce National Historical Park Visitor’s Center in Spalding and then drive an hour to the site, located 15 minutes south of Grangeville, ID. The view from the top of the Whitebird Grade is one of the most spectacular sights in Idaho.

        When & Where
        Nez Perce National Historical Park
        39063 US Hwy 95
        Lapwai, ID 83540-9715
        Contact
        (208) 843-7001
        http://www.nps.gov/nepe/historyculture/white-bird-battlefield.htm

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        Whitman County Historical Society

        Whitman County Historical Society (WCHS) offers historic tours, location rental and educational programs at four sites in the area. Co-located with Perkins House Museum, a Victorian home built by James and Jennie Perkins in 1886. WCHS purchased the home in 1973 for $13,900 and it has been fully and lovingly restored. Not just a museum, however, the house can be rented by the public for weddings and meetings! Travel the county and visit the other three sites managed by WCHS.

        Where and When 
        WCHS & Perkins House – 623 N Perkins Ave., Colfax, WA 99111
        Pullman Depot – 330 N Grand Ave, Pullman, WA
        Chatters Print Museum – 117 E Main, Palouse, WA
        Holy Trinity Chapel – 105 E Alder, Palouse, WA.
        See website for hours, which vary by location.

        Contact
        Call 509.553.9729
        Email wchsdirector1@gmail.com
        whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org
        Find us on Facebook

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        WI&M Historic Depot

        The Historic WI&M Depot was the first commercial structure in the Company Town of Potlatch. Built in 1906, it was purchased by the Washington, Idaho & Montana Railway (WI&M) History Preservation Group (HPG) in 2001. The nonprofit spent 15 years restoring the structure that is now home to shops, offices, a museum, and regular events in the freight room (which also can be rented by the public).

        Tour the Depot and museum, absorb the area’s unique heritage, then choose from local history books, art, clothing, and crafts in the shops.

        Where & when
        185 6th St. Potlatch, ID 83855
        Check website for hours

        Contact
        Call 208.875.1357
        Email hpgpres@wimryhpg.com
        wimry.org
        Find them on Facebook

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        Wing Over Farm

        Wing Over Farm is a woman owned, 1 acre organic vegetable farm within Moscow city limits! The farm features an on site farm store where you can purchase seasonal produce, fruit, locally roasted coffee, duck and chicken eggs. Feel free to wander and see the farm when you go.

        Where & When
        911 North Mountain View Road, Moscow, ID 83843
        The store is open April—November , dawn to dusk.

        Online purchasing and online ordering for farm pickup available. Community supported agriculture (CSA) shares also available with weekly pick-ups in Moscow. Look for them at the Moscow Farmers Market, too!

        Contact
        Call 336.420.4079
        wingoverfarmer@gmail.com
        wingover.farm
        Find them on Instagram

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