Moscow-Pullman Visitor's Guide 2012

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38-43 Visit our Neighbors 44-45 Events Calendar

22-23 Lodging 23-24 Camping 24-33 Dining 33-36 Wineries & Breweries 37 Event Venues

14 Golfing 14-18 Outdoors & Activities 18-19 Photographing the Palouse 20 Kids’ Activities 21 Shopping

9 Attractions 9-12 Arts & Entertainment 12-13 Tours

3-4 History of the Palouse 4-5 Pullman 5-7 Moscow 8 The 411

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Palouse Wheat Field

Mesmerizing fields of wheat and barley, pea and lentil, greet visitors throughout the Palouse, but there’s gold well beyond the region’s distinctive natural scenery.

Tucked away in north central Idaho and southeast Washington, the Palouse is a geologic wonder unlike any other area. Home to two universities and one classical college, this area offers urban sophistication tucked between turn-back-the-clock towns. Rich in culture and arts, spirited college athletics, and abundant in outdoor recreational opportunities this area captivates travelers. They soon understand why this is one of the Northwest’s most photographed regions. Enjoy!

History of the Palouse

The Palouse is a region in the northwestern U.S. that encompasses north central Idaho and southeastern Washington, and is known for the majestic landscapes of rolling farmland and wilderness areas. There is

no clear origin of the name “Palouse,” but one theory is that French-Canadian fur traders converted the name of the Palus tribe to the more familiar French word pelouse, which means “land with short and thick grass.” Since that time, the area has become renowned for growing wheat and legumes, and has held the title of the

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Pea and Lentil Capital of the World. This beautiful area is home to several different communities, with Pullman, Washington and Moscow, Idaho being the main hub communities.

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photo courtesy of Jerry ProutPhoto of Downtown Pullman

Idaho named Moscow as the home of the state’s land grant institution, the University of Idaho. Just across the state line, Pullman, Washington was named in 1890 to be the home of the land grant institution of Washington State University.

These vibrant communities are home to friendly people, world class Universities, and unparalleled natural beauty. Residents enjoy “big city” access to the cultural and recreational events provided by two university cities, while experiencing the charm and safety of small towns with a mild climate, clean air, highly rated schools, and a low crime rate.

This area also enjoys four distinct seasons throughout the year, allowing for a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities that are within a day’s trip of Moscow or Pullman; including mountain biking, telemark and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, golfing, garnet digging and white water rafting.

PullmanHistory

Located at the junction of three streams (South Fork of the Palouse River, Missouri Flat Creek and Dry Creek) in what is now the downtown area, Pullman (first known as “Three Forks”) has a rich history going back to the 1870s. First on the site was Bolin Farr from Missouri who settled on present day Park Street and later built a house there. Second was Daniel McKenzie who came in 1877 and built a small home approximately on the present day location of the Manor Lodge on Paradise Street.

In 1881 Farr and McKenzie platted the town site. The town’s application for a post office called “South Palouse” was rejected by the Post Office Department.

The next application with the town name of Pullman was accepted. One theory is that the adopted name came from George Pullman, the king of the great railroad sleeping car. When informed of the town’s action, the railroad magnate reportedly donated $50 to start a city library.

Soon after, McKenzie invited Mark True to come from Moscow and establish a hotel here. The result was the Palace Hotel located on the southeast corner of Paradise and Kamiaken Streets. The town’s first artesian well was discovered while drilling a well for the hotel. These wells soon attracted newcomers to the area. Railroads

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came from the west and the north and the town grew and incorporated in 1888.

After Washington gained statehood in 1888, there was fierce competition among the towns east of the Cascades to be the location of the land grant college. The award went to Pullman, and the town was forever changed. The Washington State College was established on the northeast part of Pullman in 1889 opening with 21 students, and the town entered a new era. That small school is now Washington State University with branches in other parts of the state.

CommunityToday Pullman is the pulse

of the Palouse, the largest city in the region and home to a diverse population of more than 29,000 residents and students of Washington State University. Pullman is rich with culture, arts and PAC-12 sports activities comparable to that of a big city. Named the 2011 “Best Place to Raise Kids in Washington” by Bloombergs Businessweek. Stop in a few of Pullman’s unique shops and eateries, browse the museums and galleries, taste locally made wine and beer or attend one of their seasonal community events including the National Lentil Festival or Holiday Festival.

Washington State University

Pullman embraces Washington State University, an institution which conducts transformational research and provides world-class education to more than 18,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in Pullman. WSU houses 12 colleges including the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, named after the distinguished broadcaster, journalist and WSU alumnus.

Students on the Pullman campus are provided strong career preparation and academic support in a small town environment conducive to academic achievement.

Campus tours are available Monday-Friday during the academic year (excluding holidays) at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Tours begin at the Welcome Center in the Lighty Building, room 270. For more information on WSU or to set up a tour, contact the Admissions Office at (509) 335-5586 or 888-GO-TO-WSU.

Cougar Pac-12 athletics is a major drawing cards with everything from football to volleyball and rowing to soccer. Award winning Palouse Ridge Golf Club opened in 2008 and attracts golfers to its 350-acre, Scottish Links style championship golf course. For ticket information as well as news and notes about each athletic program, visit wsucougars.com or call 800-GO-COUGS.

Beyond the ball fields, Ferdinand’s in the WSU creamery serves legendary ice cream and renowned Cougar Gold Cheese. Include a stop by the Bear Research Facility on the edge of campus for a chance to observe live grizzly bears up close! (509) 335-1119

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days, cool summer nights and friendly people, Pullman welcomes visitors and newcomers to experience the uniqueness of the Palouse region. Travel the serpentine

blacktop of the Palouse Scenic Byway. For more information about Pullman, visit pullmanchamber.com. For information about The Palouse Scenic Byway, including photos and day trip suggestions, visit palousescenicbyway.com. For information on the National

Lentil Festival check out lentilfest.com.

MoscowHistory

Settlers were first drawn to the area in 1871, with abundant grassland and available timber for building

photo courtesy of WSUButch the Cougar with WSU fans

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the area was first named “Hog Heaven” which was later changed to “Palouse Valley.” In 1877, Samuel Neff filed for a postal permit under the name of Moscow because the area reminded him of his hometown of Moscow, Pennsylvania. In 1875, the city’s first store was opened on what is now Main Street. Moscow grew with the arrival of the railroad in 1885. The town became incorporated in 1887 and was chosen as the site for a land-grant institution, the University of Idaho, in 1889. Idaho

achieved statehood in 1890.

CommunityToday Moscow is home to

22,000 residents and students. The area boasts a highly skilled and educated work force employed by Moscow’s many thriving businesses and the University of Idaho. Merchants offer an extensive selection of quality products and services.

In addition to Moscow’s fine business and educational reputation, the city’s arts community has gained national attention. The Lionel

Hampton International Jazz Festival, Festival Dance, Idaho Repertory Theatre, Renaissance Fair, Rendezvous in the Park, Artwalk and the Prichard Art Gallery are reasons why Moscow is known as the “Heart of the Arts.” Moscow has also been rated as one of the “Best 100 Small Art Towns in America.” For more information visit moscowchamber.com.

The University of Idaho

Founded in 1889, the University of Idaho is the state’s public land grant and flagship university. On its 1,585-acre main campus in Moscow, more than 12,000 students annually enroll in one of 10 colleges offering 225 degrees. A doctoral-level institution, the University of Idaho earned the Carnegie Foundation classification for high-research activity. Today, the

Photo courtesy of University of Idaho Photographic ServicesU of I Administration Building

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University reaches statewide with additional centers in Boise, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls and its McCall Field Campus.

In Moscow, well-preserved historic buildings and an original Olmstead Brothers’ landscape design evoke classic New England campuses.

Stay and play a round of golf on the picturesque public course, take in a play, marvel at the magnificent dancers and drummers at a pow wow organized by the Indian students or pick up sportswear and other university mementos at our Vandal Bookstore.

There’s always something interesting to do amidst the bountiful and picturesque Palouse Prairie. Here are a few more popular options. For up-to-the-minute listings, visit uidaho.edu.

AthleticsKnown as Vandals, the

university’s sports teams compete in 16 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I sports, in the Western Athletic Conference. Depending on the time of year, you can cheer student athletes in football, basketball, women’s soccer, track and field, golf, tennis, volleyball, swimming, diving and cross country. Team mascot

Joe Vandal is often stirring up Vandal Pride on the sidelines. Schedules and more at govandals.com.

The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival

This annual February tradition brings some 10,000 young musicians and collegians

as well as internationally-revered jazz artists to campus for four days of performances, workshops, and world-class evening concerts. From Feb. 22-25, enjoy music from such greats as the Blind Boys of Alabama, Paquito D’Rivera, Tower of Power and many more. Details at uidaho.edu/jazzfest.

Arboretum and Botanical Garden

The jewel of the university campus is a 63-acre Arboretum and Botanical Garden, which fills the valley south of the President’s Residence on Nez Perce Drive. In addition to native plants, 120 dedicated trees and groves, water features and 27 granite benches make it a wonderful spot for wildlife viewing.

Walking trails, from easy to more challenging climbs, meander through the gardens. Maps and more at uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum.

The Pritchard Art Gallery and Gallery Store

Located among quaint shops in downtown Moscow, the gallery annually hosts up to 11 exhibitions featuring a full-spectrum of visual arts. Its gift shop is stocked with local artisans’ creations. The gallery is open five days a week (including weekday evenings and Saturdays) and admission is free. Find more at uiweb.uidaho.edu/galleries.

photo courtesy of U of ILionel Hampton Jazz Festival

Photo courtesy of University of Idaho Photographic ServicesAn aerial photo of scenic Moscow

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The 411Whitman County

Elevation: 2,346 feetAverage Precipitation: 21.32 inches/yearAverage Snow Fall: 38.6 inches/yearDays below 32 degrees: 26Days above 90 degrees: 15 Pullman Growing Season: 131 Days

PopulationPullman, WA: 29,820Whitman County: 44,776

Government and Taxes for Pullman, WAWashington Sales Tax: 7.8%Total City Property Tax Rate: $3.8399/$1000

Real EstateEstimated Average Selling Price in 2011:The figures below are for the period 1/1/11 to 11/4/11 Pullman Whitman County Overall: $195,579 $174,5792 Bdrm: $94,519 $87,1463 Bdrm: $188,485 $165,5464 Bdrm: $228,685 $207,8662011 Average Rents:1 Bedroom: $5022 Bedroom/1 Bath: $6602 Bedroom/2 Bath: $8783 Bedroom/1 Bath: $9203 Bedroom/2 Bath: $1,012Housing Statistics (as of April 2011)Number of single family dwellings: 3,994Number of Duplexes: 901 unitsNumber of Multiple dwellings: 6,360 unitsNumber of Manufactured homes: 522 units

UtilitiesAVISTA Utilities: 800-227-9187Clearwater Power Company: (208) 743-1501

List of Resources for Pullman, WAFire Department: 911Fire Department Business Line: (509) 332-8172Police Department: 911Police Department Business Line: (509) 334-0802City of Pullman: (509) 338-3209Pullman Chamber of Commerce: (509) 334-3565WorkSource: (509) 332-6549South East Economic Development Association: (888) 751-9144Whitman County Courthouse: (509) 397-6246Department of Licensing: (509) 334-2510Department of Motor Vehicles: (509) 332-5589Whitman County Public Library: (509) 397-4366Neill Public Library: (509) 334-3595Pullman School District: (509) 332-3581Pullman Regional Hospital: (509) 332-2541

Latah CountyElevation: 2,583 feetAverage Precipitation: 24 inches/yearAverage Snow Fall: 48.1 inches/yearLowest Average Temperature: 24°F/JanuaryHighest Average Temperature: 84.3°/JuneMoscow Growing Season: 150 days

Population 1995 1998 2000 2010 Moscow, ID: 20,555 21,000 21,291 23,800 Latah County: 33,050 35,000 34,476 37,244

Government and Taxes for Moscow, IDIdaho Sales Tax: 6%Personal Income Tax: 1.6-7.8% based on incomeCorporate Income Tax: 7.6%Property Tax:Average Urban Rate: 1.205%Average Rural Rate: .784%

TransportationAir Services: Pullman/Moscow Regional AirportRunway Length: 6,731 ft.Distance to Downtown Moscow: 5 milesServiced by: Horizon Air: 800-547-9308Air Freight Service by Horizon Air: 800-547-7660Air Freight Serviced by Inter-State Aviation: 800-653-8420Charter Service: Inter-State Aviation: 800-653-8420

Bus Service: Wheatland Express: (509) 334-2200 Northwestern Trailways: 800-366-3830

Car Rental: Enterprise Rent-A-Car (Pullman): (509) 332-3157 Hertz (at Pullman/Moscow Airport): (509) 332-4485

Road Reports: Idaho: 888-432-7623 Washington: 800-695-7623 Oregon: 800-977-6368 Montana: 800-332-6171

Housing3-Bedroom House: Median List Price $210,0002-Bedroom Apartment: Average Rent $550

UtilitiesAVISTA Utilities: 800-227-9187Clearwater Power Company: (208) 743-1501

List of Resources for Moscow, IDFire Department: 911Fire Department Business Line: (208) 882-2831Police Department: 911Police Department Business Line: (208) 882-7054City of Moscow: (208) 883-7000 Moscow Chamber of Commerce: (208) 882-1800Moscow Job Service: (208) 882-7571Latah Economic Development Council: (208) 883-7165Latah County Courthouse: (208) 882-8580Latah County Department of Motor Vehicles: (208) 883-7211Moscow-Latah County Public Library: (208) 882- 3925Moscow School District: (208) 892-1139 Gritman Medical Center: (208) 882-4511

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AttractionsLawson Gardens, Pullman

In 1985 Gerald Lawson, a local farmer, donated the land and development funds for this beautiful formal garden complex. The garden was dedicated in 1987 to the memory of his first wife, Alice. Oriented around a large reflecting pool and gazebo, seasonal plantings of colorful annuals accent the walkways and grassy area, a circular Rose Garden with over 600 assorted roses, and a perennial garden that provides unique and colorful displays year round. Located at 705 Derby St. For more information visit pullman-wa.gov/rec/Lawson

Moscow Farmers Market

A popular Moscow tradition that was established in 1977. This Saturday morning event celebrates local farmers, artists, craftspeople and musicians

by providing them with an opportunity to interact directly with the community and its visitors. Highlights include fresh produce, meat, delicious homemade baked goods, healthy nursery plants, beautiful flowers and quality handmade crafts. The Market is located downtown in Friendship Square next to the Moscow Hotel. It is held each Saturday, May through October, from 8:00am – 1:00pm. Local musicians perform from 9:30am – 1:00 pm each week.

Pullman’s Fresh Food Market

Features live music and has nearly two dozen vendors who participate each season. They are proud to offer fresh produce and value added farm products such as herbs, eggs, meat, flowers, jam, baked goods, and soup mixes. Located in the Spot Shop Parking Lot at 240 NE Kamiaken. Open Wednesdays 4pm-6pm from mid May to mid October. For information call (509) 334-3565.

photo courtesy of Ryan ZimmerMoscow’s Farmers Market

University of Idaho Arboretum and Botanical Garden, Moscow

Organized into geographical groupings of Asian, European, Eastern and Western North American sections, this unique garden displays plantings of hundreds of species, cultivars of north temperate trees and shrubs and a xeriscape garden. In addition to native Idaho species, there are over 120 dedicated trees and groves, trails, water features, and 27 granite benches for viewing, studying, contemplation, and enjoying northern Idaho’s spectacular seasonal changes. For more information visit uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum

WSU Grizzly Bear Center, Pullman

Offers visitors the chance to observe live grizzly bears up close! The only facility like it in the world, it studies the effects of hibernation and how the heart can adapt to stressful conditions. No need to leave your car, you can watch the bears in their two acre outdoor enclosure (except in winter of course!) Located on Grimes Way and Pullman Airport Road. For more information call (509) 335-1119 or visit nrs.wsu.edu/research/bear-center

WSU Creamery & Ferdinand’s, Pullman

Features gourmet ice cream, soda fountain treats and is a home to the world famous Cougar Gold Cheese. The observation room is open to the public. Best time to view cheese production is Mon-Thurs 10am-2pm. Located at 2045 NE Ferdinand’s Lane. For guided tours or more information please call (509) 335-2141 or visit public.wsu.edu/~creamery

WSU Arboretum & Wildlife Conservation Center, Pullman

A 100 acre landscape that contains a naturalized forest grove with available nature trails and gravel paths. The entrance is located at 101 Airport Rd in Pullman. For more information visit arboretum.wsu.edu

Arts & EntertainmentMuseums & GalleriesAppaloosa Museum & Heritage Center, Moscow

Is located in the heart of Palouse Country – home of the Appaloosa breed. The museum is a non-profit organization established in 1975 to collect, preserve, study, and exhibit objects and information that illustrate the history of the Appaloosa horse. The museum’s modern facility includes exhibit area; a theater; a hands-on Kids’ Area; a library & archive featuring books, magazines, and videos; and the Apalousey Trading Post gift shop. Exhibits themes range from the early evidence of spotted horses in art and literature, to the relationship between the Appaloosa and the Nez Perce Indians, to the highlights of the modern Appaloosa Horse Club. For more information call (208) 882-8150 or visit appaloosamuseum.org

Artisans at the Dahmen Barn, Uniontown, WA

Located in Uniontown along Hwy 195, 16 miles south of Pullman, in a big white barn behind the famous fence of 1000 iron wheels. Originally a dairy barn, the renovated three story structure now houses artists’ studios

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and a retail shop with art and crafts created by the nearly 100 regional artists. Performing arts events, monthly exhibitions, classes for all ages, and dances are regularly scheduled. No daily admission fee. Open Thurs-Sun 10-6pm, with shorter hours 10-4pm in Jan-Feb. For more details including a schedule of events call (509) 229-3414 or visit ArtisanBarn.org

The Bank Left Gallery, Palouse, WA

A regional gallery located in the historic Bank Building in Palouse and features fine arts and crafts. The gallery is open Thur-Fri 11am-5pm and Saturday 11am-7:30pm. For information, call 509/878-8425 or visit bankleftgallery.com

Conner Museum, Pullman

Located on the first floor of Abelson Hall, it focuses on vertebrate animals and has more than 700 mounted birds and mammals, including deer, antelope, mountain sheep, mountain goat, moose, caribou and of course cougar! Open 8-5pm, 7 days a week, except on University holidays. For information, call (509) 335-3515 or visit sbs.wsu.edu/connermuseum

Idaho Forest Fire Museum, Moscow

A free museum that includes displays on the great fires of 1910, firefighters’ tools, and Smokey Bear memorabilia and history. It is located inside Woodland Enterprises/Northwest Showcase at 310 N Main in Moscow. Open Mon-Fri 9-5:30pm and Sat 10-5:30pm. Call (208) 882-4767 for more information.

McConnell Mansion, Moscow

The two-story house is a blend of Victorian, Queen Anne, and Eastlake styles. The rooms on the first floor have been restored to historic periods reflecting the house’s history, from turn-of-the-century parlors to the 1930s kitchen. A friendly volunteer will give you a tour of the rooms and information about the house, Moscow, and Latah County. Upstairs are two exhibit areas which offer well-researched and interpreted perspectives on people, places, and events of Latah County. For more information call (208) 882-1004 or visit users.moscow.com/lchs/mansion

Palouse Discovery Science Center, Pullman

Promotes science, math, and technology literacy through the use of educational programs, hands-on exhibits, teaching collections and activities. The center features permanent as well as travelling exhibits. Located at 950 NE Nelson Court in Pullman. Call (509) 332-6869 or visit palousescience.org

Perkins House Museum, Colfax, WA

Built in 1886 by Colfax’s first permanent resident James Perkins. Now a National Historical Site, the Victorian-style house was fully restored by the Whitman County Historical Society. The original log cabin, behind the house, was built by Perkins in 1870 and is the oldest standing building in Whitman County. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day on Thursday and Sunday from 1-4pm. For appointments or information, call (509) 288-1420.

Prichard Art Gallery, Moscow

The University of Idaho art center is located in downtown Moscow and serves the public with a year round rotating exhibition schedule. The

gallery has included works by internationally famous artists as well as Northwest and regional artists. It is free and open to the public. For more information call (208) 885-3586 or visit uiweb.uidaho.edu/galleries

R.C. McCroskey House, Garfield, WA

Built in 1898 it is a National Historic Site and currently operated as a bed and breakfast inn. Tours are available by appointment only, contact Donna Gwinn at (509) 635-1459. Located at N. 803 4th St.

Robert P. Worthman Veterinary Anatomy Teaching Museum, Pullman

Located in McCoy Hall on the WSU campus in Pullman, is open Mon-Fri, 8-5pm. The museum features an outstanding collection of anatomical specimens preserved in a variety of unique methods. For information and to arrange for group tours call (509) 335-5701 or visit vetmed.wsu.edu

Roy M. Chatters Newspaper & Printing Museum, Palouse, WA

Located on Main Street in Palouse, houses historic printing equipment, items, and archives of Whitman County newspapers dating back to the 1880’s. Open every Saturday (except October and January) 10-2pm or by appointment by calling Janet at (509) 878-1742.

Scenic 6 Park, Potlatch

In 1905, Potlatch Lumber built the town, including the church and school, and managed its affairs. Scenic 6 Park is near the site of what was once the largest steam-powered sawmill in the world. A steam engine of the Potlatch railroad and the depot are part of the unique historical site. Walking tour

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brochures are available at City Hall on 6th and Main Street. Take Highway 95 north to the Potlatch turn off on State Highway 6. Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:30am-12:00pm and 1- 5:30pm. City of Potlatch, (208) 875-0708.

The Staley Museum, Pullman

A personal museum of the Staley family. Located in the restored family home, each room has its own treasure of antique furniture, family portraits, and personal items of the Staley family. Open by appointment (509) 334-1008.

Third Street Gallery, Moscow

Located on the second and third floors of Moscow’s beautifully renovated and historic City Hall. The gallery exhibits the works of local and regional artists for the enjoyment of residents and visitors to the community. Moscow City Hall is located at 206 East Third Street. For more information call (208) 883-7036 or visit moscow.id.us/art/gallery.aspx

White Springs Ranch, Genesee

A National Historic Site, take a trip back in time and see the circa 1876 log cabin, curio cabin, and the 1884-1904 farm home. Built by John Lorang, it was added onto until it became quite “grand” (one of John’s favorite words). Each upstairs bedroom is decorated in a different time period. For tour and event information, call (208) 416-1006 or visit whitespringranch.com

WSU Museum of Art, Pullman

The largest fine arts facility in the Inland Northwest it operates a program of exhibits that change throughout the year. The museum is located in the Fine Arts Building directly across from Martin Stadium. The gallery offers traditional and contemporary art forms

from various mediums. The gallery is open Mon-Sat 10-4pm, and is open until 7pm on Thurs. For schedule of exhibits or other information, call (509) 335-1910 or visit museum.wsu.edu

WSU Walking Art Tour, Pullman

The Campus Art Tour is a self-guided cell phone art tour at Washington State University Pullman. We invite you to experience the remarkable artwork on campus in a new and intimate way. Take the time to enjoy a moment of awe, gain new insights, and engage with art in the places we work, study, and play. Listen to artists’ comments and other information about the artwork on our free cell phone art tour. Download a map and instructions at museum.wsu.edu/campusarttourbrochure.

WSU Museum of Anthropology, Pullman

Has interpretive exhibits, including the fossil record of human evolution and prehistoric peoples of the lower Snake River as well as exhibits on cultural similarities and differences of people in past and present societies. Located in College Hall, room 110, on the WSU campus. Hours: Mon-Fri 9-4pm. Closed for all school holidays. Free admission. For information, call (509) 335-3441.

Theatre & MusicBeasley Performing Arts Coliseum, Pullman

This facility has 12,500 seats and is one of the largest performing arts centers in the Inland Northwest. The coliseum also offers a smaller, 2,600-seat theatre. Top-name comedians, rock, jazz and country western stars, ballet and operatic touring companies, symphonies and soloists perform throughout the year. For upcoming

performances call (509) 335-3525, or for tickets and reservations call 1-800-325-SEAT or visit beasley.wsu.edu

Festival Dance and Performing Arts, Moscow

Brings international professional dance and performing arts events to the area by presenting the only dance series between Seattle and Minneapolis, the Great Performances Series. The association also maintains the oldest dance academy in the Palouse and Valley regions, with studios serving the communities of Moscow, Genesee, Troy, Lewiston, and Lapwai. Festival Dance provides a large Youthreach program that helps youth in area communities with in-school dance presentations, Discover Dance, “field-trip” dance performances and summer workshops. Call (208) 883-DANS or visit festivaldance.org

Idaho Repertory Theatre

Founded in 1953, it is one of the Northwest’s oldest professional summer theatre companies. IRT showcases the talent of highly skilled artists in musical, comedic, dramatic and Shakespearian performances. Summer theatre workshops are offered in cooperation

with UI’s Theater Arts Dept. for high school students and K-12 teachers. For ticket information, call (208)885-6465 or idahorep.org.

The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, Moscow

Known as KPAC, it is located in a historic downtown building at 508 S. Main St. KPAC offers high quality entertainment including live theatre, film, concerts, lectures, and other performing arts. For information, call (208)882-4127.

Moscow Art Theater (Too)

Offers entertaining and moving live theatre in a unique venue. Working in a converted grain silo in downtown, artists perform classical and modern works with a focus on telling interesting, recognizable stories that engage the audience. Theatre (Too) – For production schedule information call (208) 918-1882 or visit moscowtheatretoo.com

Moscow Community Theatre

Founded in 1976 with local talent from the community and the universities, features family dramas, comedies, and musical productions throughout the year. For more information visit moscowcommunitytheatre.com

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The Palouse Choral Society

A non-profit auditioned choir, presents performances from October through May in the quad cities as well as surrounding communities. Performances include a wide variety of music from the choral repertoire, including music from the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical periods, through to 20th Century and Contemporary choral works. In addition, an occasional concert may be devoted to other musical styles such as opera, pop, jazz, or broadway. For ticket and concert information call (208) 883-1471 or visit palousechoralsociety.org

Palouse Highland Players, Moscow

A community theater troupe geared especially to young people in junior high school through college years. For more information about performances call (208) 882-4182 or visit palousehighlandplayers.org

Pullman Civic Theatre

Founded in 1946, it is a non-profit, all-volunteer theatre that provides quality, affordable live entertainment to the Palouse region. They perform multiple plays yearly, plus occasional live theatre event tie-ins. PCT is located at 1220 NW Nye Street. Auditions and volunteer opportunities are open to all community members. For information, call (509) 332-8406 or visit pullmancivictheatre.org

Regional Theatre of the Palouse, Pullman

A professional theater company located on Grand Ave in downtown. They present a series of plays and musicals every season. This group also teaches courses in acting, voices, movement, and even how to apply theater makeup. For more information, call (509) 334-0750 or visit rtoptheater.org

University of Idaho Hartung Theatre, Moscow

Located on the University of Idaho campus, this theatre offers performances throughout the year. The Mainstage Series, presented by the UI Theater Arts Dept. features dramas, comedies and musicals. Each summer, the Hartung houses Idaho Repertory Theatre (see above). For tickets and schedule information, call the Hartung box office at (208) 885-7212.

Washington Idaho Symphony

Formed in 1971, has developed into a premium orchestra that brings classical and contemporary symphonic music to the Palouse. Participating performers are local residents from Eastern Washington and North Central Idaho. For ticket information, concert locations and times, call (509) 332-3408 or visit washingtonidahosymphony.org

WSU Music Department, Pullman

Presents or co-sponsors over 200 concerts and recitals

yearly. The Kimbrough Music Building, located at the intersection of Campus Street and Library Road, houses a 400-seat recital hall for performances by faculty, students and visiting musicians. Performances include Madrigal singing, March and Stage Bands, Chamber music and Jazz performers. For concert information, call (509) 335-3898 or visit libarts.wsu.edu/music

WSU Performing ArtsWSU Performing

Arts presents live theatre, music concerts and family entertainment in Washington State University’s Jones and Wadleigh Theatres at Daggy Hall, bringing world-class performances to the Palouse. For more information call (509) 335-8522 or visit performingarts.wsu.edu

ToursHistorical SitesBethany Memorial Chapel, Kendrick, ID

Built in 1905, is located six miles northeast of Kendrick. Norwegian homesteaders built this chapel. Eric Leien hand-carved the pews, altar rail and pulpit. Nearby is the old cemetery. Contact Kathy Jones for tours (208) 289-3943.

Castle Museum, Juliaetta, ID

Visitors are always welcome to tour the privately owned Castle Museum, which was constructed by Abraham A. Adams in the early 1900s. This house, located at 191 State Street, was built of concrete blocks with partitions of concrete 12 inches thick. Adams hoped that one day airplanes would be able to land on the house’s flat roof, and today, the museum’s rooms are filled with a collection of antiques and artifacts relating to local and Pacific Northwest history. For tours call (208) 276-7174.

Codger Pole, Colfax, WA

At 65 feet it’s the tallest chainsaw carving in the world. It was built to commemorate a football game between Colfax and the town of St. John. The football game was first played in 1938 and replayed in 1988 by those still around after 50 years hence the “codger” in Codger Pole. Located just off Main Street. Contact the Colfax Chamber of Commerce at (509) 397-3712.

Cordelia Lutheran Church, Moscow

Seven miles southeast of Moscow off the paved Lenville Road, was established in 1883 by Pastor Peter Carlson. The Cordelia Lutheran Church is the oldest Lutheran Church in Idaho. As the state’s smallest church, it is also the site of the first Lutheran confirmation on the West Coast. It survives today as a classic example of pioneer rural churches. Call (208) 882-3915 for more information.

Freeze Community Church, Potlatch, ID

Four miles north of Potlatch, the Freeze Church was built in 1899 and has been a Palouse landmark for over a century. The church and cemetery were once part of a small thriving community founded in 1877. Pictures of the church have been in magazines, calendars and newspapers nationwide. Stop in a take a look! Call (208) 875-1275 for more information.

Genesee Valley Lutheran Church, Genesee, ID

The Valley Lutheran is located 10 miles south of Moscow on Old Hwy 95. The church is a quintessential white country church set on rolling green hills. It was built by Scandinavian settlers over one hundred years ago, with beautiful stain glass windows and picturesque views of the valley. For more information

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The Old Willow Inn, Potlatch, ID

Built in 1916, the 13,000 square-foot facility features a full-size gymnasium of hardwood maple flooring. It is the largest wood-framed building in Potlatch. In the early years, it was the town’s social center, hosting games, dances, plays, card parties and athletic events. Though the Potlatch Company dismantled the largest white pine mill in the world in the 1980s, the gym remains today a quiet reminder of the days when timber was king and the company town hummed with activity. Tours available by appointment, call (208) 875-0861.

St. Boniface Catholic Church, Uniontown, WA

This beautiful church, located on St.Boniface Street, was built in 1904 and became the first consecrated church in the state of Washington in 1910. The church houses the original five altars, statues, stained glass windows, painted décor, wooden pews and oil painted Stations of the Cross. Call (509) 229-3548 for more information.

St. Gall’s Catholic Church, Colton, WA

Was built in 1905, it retains the original architecture and stained glass windows. Call (509) 229-3548 for more information.

Steptoe Battlefield Site and Monument, Rosalia, WA

Located near the Rosalia baseball field, is a 25-foot granite memorial that marks the last Indian victory over the U.S. Army in May 1858. This historic battle with 158 mounted troops facing between 600 and 1,200 warriors, ended when a cease-fire gave an opportunity for Col. Steptoe’s

escape back to Fort Walla Walla. Rosalia’s Battle Days Celebration commemorates this noteworthy event.

White Springs Ranch, Genesee

A National Historic Site, take a trip back in time and see the circa 1876 log cabin, curio cabin, and the 1884-1904 farm home. Built by John Lorang, it was added onto until it became quite “grand” (one of John’s favorite words). Each upstairs bedroom is decorated in a different time period. For tour and event information, call (208) 416-1006 or visit whitespringranch.com

Self-Guided ToursHistoric Downtown Moscow and Fort Russell District

Stop by the Moscow Chamber of Commerce to pick-up a self-guided tour of the historical buildings and homes in Moscow. The Chamber is located at 411 South Main St. You can call (208) 882-1800 or print the tour you are interested in by going to moscowchamber.com and looking under the “Visit Moscow” tab!

Pullman’s Walk of Fame

Located in downtown Pullman, granite tiles are inlaid in the sidewalks starting at the corner of Main Street and Kamiaken to commemorate past Pullman mayors, past WSU presidents, distinguished Pullman residents, and WSU sports figures. For a brochure, call (509) 334-3565 or visit pullmanchamber.com

Personalized ToursBig Meadow Creek Alpacas, Troy, ID

Located 12 miles east of Moscow in Troy, ID, they specialize in the Suri Alpaca, the “Mercedes” of alpacas, with lustrous locks that feel

like silk. A variety of alpaca products are for sale: plush, handmade teddy bears, throws, capes and sweaters, hats and gloves, and socks. Farm visits are encouraged, and personalized tours are available for school and community groups. For information or to schedule group tours, call (208) 596-6149 or visit bigmeadowcreekalpacas.com

Garnet Digging, Clarkia, ID

Dig for buried treasure at the Emerald Creek Garnet Area. The site is the only deposit in the world outside of India where brilliant four and six ray star garnets are found. The area is open Memorial Day through Labor Day, Fri-Tues 9am-5pm, depending on weather conditions. Permits are $10/adults, children 6-12 years/$5. Call ahead to the St. Joe Ranger District at (208) 245-2531 or (208) 245-1134, or visit gis.fs.fed.us/outernet/ipnf/rec/activities/garnets/index

Lower Granite Lock and Dam

27 miles Southwest of Pullman along the Snake River, has fish viewing room, theater, and interpretive displays. Guided tours Friday-Sunday at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. Call (509) 843-1493 ext 262 for information. Those over 18 (with photo ID) may cross the dam 8am-5pm to see the fish ladder.

MaryJane’s Farm, Moscow

A nationally known organic farm located outside Moscow, owned by entrepreneur and author, MaryJane Butters. MaryJane’s Farm also produces a line of organic linens and operates an outpost-style B&B: guests stay in elaborately furnished wall tents for a “luxurious” camping experience. For reservations and more information call (888) 750-6004 or visit maryjanesfarm.org

White Water Adventures, Riggins, ID

From mild to wild, the Palouse is your gateway to high adventure on two of the world’s most renowned white-water rivers. Hells Canyon of the Snake River and the legendary Salmon River, the two deepest river gorges in North America, lie just south of Moscow and Pullman. Adventure awaits for all ages and thrill levels. Choose a white water rafting trip on the Salmon River. For more information call (208) 882-2385 or visit salmonriverexperience.com

Or take a scenic Hells Canyon jet boat tour. For more information call (800) 422-3568 or visit hellscanyonadventures.com.




Offers visitors the chance to observe live grizzly bears up close! The only facility like it in the world, it studies the effects of hibernation and how the heart can adapt to stressful conditions. No need to leave your car, you can watch the bears in their two acre outdoor enclosure (except in winter of course!) Located on Grimes Way and Pullman Airport Road. For more information call (509) 335-1119 or visit nrs.wsu.edu/research/bear-center

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GolfAirway Hills Par 3 Golf Course & Miniature Golf, Pullman

This facility on Airport Road between Pullman and Moscow offers 9 hole, par 3 course, hole links 35-180 yards, a 300 yard driving range, 2,000 square feet of practice green, pro shop, picnic area, and full 18 hole miniature golf course. Golf lessons are available from experienced PGA Professionals as well! For more information, call (509) 872-3092 or visit airwayhills.com

Colfax Golf ClubA 9-hole public golf course

nestled in the heart of the Palouse Country next to the Palouse River in Colfax, Washington 60-miles south of Spokane and 15-miles west of Pullman. The golf course and clubhouse are open seven days a week. Power golf carts, pull carts, and club rentals are available. Weekend tee times are usually required. Please call (509) 397-2122 or visit colfaxgolf.com

Elks Golf Course, Moscow

The 18-hole, private course (public invited if sponsored by an Elks member) features 3,139 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 36. Located just east of Moscow on Highway 8. For reservations call (208) 882-3015.

Palouse Ridge Golf Club, Pullman

An 18-hole Scottish links style course was chosen as one of the top 20 new courses to open in the US by Golfweek magazine. With breathtaking views of the Palouse, and a challenging layout designed by John Harbottle III, everything about it is striking. Come experience the 350+ acre site. Practice facility, pro shop, golf instruction, and a 7,000 square foot clubhouse with fine dining. For more information and reservations, call 509/335-4342, or visit palouseridge.com

St. John Golf & Country Club

Come enjoy a 9-hole golf course set among the rolling hills of the Palouse, which features league golf and many tournaments. Green fees for a day of unlimited golfing are $15.00. An onsite RV park means you are never far from the action. Limited golf carts for rent. Call (509) 648-3259 for more information.

Tekoa Golf & Country Club

This challenging course, located at Hwy 27 and Golf Course Road, offers 9-holes and is open to the public. A clubhouse serves golfers and is available to rent for private parties. Call (509)284-5607 for more information.

University of Idaho Golf Course, Moscow

This 18-hole, par 72 course is located west of campus at 1215 Nez Perce Drive. Complete Pro Shop, driving range, club and cart rentals, PGA instruction and a restaurant. The Pro Shop is open from March 1st until the end of the season. For reservations call (208) 885-6171 or visit uidaho.edu/golfcourse

Outdoors & Activities Dworshak Dam, Visitor’s Center, & State Park, Orofino, ID

Located in a forested and open meadow setting, 50 miles southeast of Moscow on the western shore of Dworshak Reservoir. The park offers 105 RV and tent camping spaces near Freeman Creek, RV dump site, a day-use shelter, archery range, and boat ramp. ADA accessible, the park also features a playground, bike path and is a popular fishing, boating, swimming and hiking destination. The Big Eddy Marina offers 100 boat slips and the only gas sales on the lake. For more information, contact (208) 476-5994 or (866) 634-3246 or visit parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/dworshak.aspx

Elk Creek Falls Recreation Area, Elk River, ID

Located 54 miles east of Moscow. A series of sparkling cascades plunge almost 300 feet into a picturesque forest canyon. The hike into the falls is just under one mile on a clearly marked trail. Take Hwy 8 east out of Moscow heading to Elk River, Elk Creek Falls is on the south side of the highway just before Elk River. Call (208) 875-1131 for more information.

Hells Gate State Park, Lewiston, ID

Includes 200 developed acres that border the Snake River as the gateway into Hells Canyon, famous for being North America’s deepest gorge. There is plenty of grassy space for picnicking and other activities such as camping, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, swimming, and wildlife viewing. The park offers 93 RV/tent camp sites, 8 cabins, and a Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center. Hells Gate Marina has over 100 boat slips available on a daily to yearly basis. State Park office, (208) 799-5015, Marina (509) 758-6963.

Hobo Cedar Grove Botanical Area, Clarkia, ID

Has old growth trees that were just seedlings in 1492. It is now one of the oldest cedar groves in the world. The 240 acre grove is dominated by a dense canopy of large western red cedar with a carpet of lady fern. The trail has a gentle gradient making it accessible to older persons or those with moderate physical impairments. The trail width is about 40 inches. An occasional log bench provides seating along the trail. For directions to Hobo Cedar Grove call (208) 245-2531.

Laird Park, Potlatch, ID

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to the Palouse River, has 31 campsites, picnic tables and a swimming area surrounded by lush pine and cedar trees. Call (208) 875-1131 for more information.

Latah County Robinson Park, Moscow

Located 4 miles east of Moscow, features picnic facilities for large and small gatherings, and RV camp sites including electrical hook-ups and outlets for 20, 30 and 50 amps (no water hook-ups). A small stream trickles through the park and tall pines provide an abundance of shade. Call (208) 883-5709 for information.

Little Boulder Creek Campground & Picnic Area, Deary, ID

Located just 28.5 miles east of Moscow on the Potlatch River. The campground has 17 campsites and a group RV site snuggled amongst trees with a short hiking trail connecting the sites. Fishing for trout in Boulder Creek is a great way to relax and unwind. Call (208) 875-1131 for information.

Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park’s Skyline Drive, Plummer, ID

Has a spectacular view of the rolling Palouse hills. Skyline Drive winds over several mountain peaks for 25 miles and ends in Farmington, WA. Take Hwy 95 north out of Moscow for approximately 25 miles and watch for the Skyline Drive turn-off. For more information, call Hayburn State Park at (208) 686-1308.

Moscow MountainOverlooks the city of

Moscow with a bird’s-eye view of the beautiful Palouse countryside. Gravel and dirt roads wind around the ridge with cedars, pines, ferns, colorful flowers and wildlife

depicting an unspoiled, countryside. From northeast Moscow, follow Mountain View Road to a variety of scenic viewpoints.

Spring Valley & Moose Creek Reservoirs

Are favorite fishing holes for local residents. These small reservoirs are stocked with trout and bass. Picnic tables and restrooms are available at both locations as well as overnight camping. Drive east of Moscow on Hwy 8; Spring Valley Reservoir is located at mile post 17, and Moose Creek Reservoir is located at mile post 38.1.

Virgil Phillips Farm, Moscow

Is located 5 miles north of Moscow off Hwy 95. This 160 acre farm showcases two small ponds with ducks, frogs, salamanders, and turtles. For information about current events at the farm contact Latah County Parks & Recreation at (208) 883-5709 or visit phillipsfarm.org

Giant White Pine Campground, Harvard, ID

Is located on the White Pine Scenic Drive, one of Idaho’s “Scenic Routes,” that takes visitors through a six-mile corridor of majestic white pines in the Clearwater National Forest. The campground area has several hiking trails, 15 camp sites and restrooms. To get there, take Hwy 95 north to the Potlatch turn off on State Hwy 6 and proceed through the small towns of Princeton and Harvard. Signs clearly mark the scenic route. Call (208) 875-1131 for information.

Moscow Parks and Recreation

Provides a variety of programs and activities for children and adults in the area. Call (208) 883-7085 or visit ci.moscow.id.us

Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center, Moscow

Fun for the whole family – includes several large water slides, smaller slides for younger children, kids’ pool area and a large concession area with seating for the whole family. For more information call (208) 882-7665 or visit moscow.id.us/parks_and_rec/aquatics/index.aspx

Pullman Parks and Recreation Department

Offers a variety of sports, self-improvement, adventures, programs, day trips, dance classes, arts and crafts and more, for people of all ages. Call us at (509) 338-3227 for our most current information or visit pullman-wa.gov/recreation

Pullman Aquatic Center

Located at 500 NW Larry Street, is a state-of-the-art, indoor aquatic recreation facility including a multi-purpose pool, children’s pool, therapy pool and fitness center. Open Mon-Fri 6am-9pm, Sat- Sun 2pm-6pm. For information and schedule please call (509) 338-3290.

Reaney Park Pool, Pullman

Pullman’s outdoor pool, located in Reaney Park has a diving pool and lap pool. Shaded picnic area. Open mid-June through August, 7 days a week, 1-7 pm. Offers swim lessons for children. For more information call (509) 338-3227.

Boyer Park & Marina, Colfax

Located in Southeast Washington on the historic Snake River and Lewis-Clark Trail, are 80 acres of immaculate park and river area. Boyer Park boasts a swimming area, boat launch, RV Park, tent sites, motel rooms, grill,

deli, and groceries. Boyer Park is open year round. Call (509) 397-3208 for information and reservations.

Kamiak Butte County Park, Pullman

Rising 3,641 feet high it offers visitors shaded picnic areas, four large shelters, a playground facility, campground (mid-April through mid-October) and a breathtaking view of the Palouse. The butte has 3½ miles of trails and is open dawn to dusk. Call (509) 397-6238 for information.

Klemgard County Park, Colfax

Open daily from dawn to dusk and caters to large group activities with its volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, a new playground facility, a field for softball and soccer, plus a number of hiking trails. All facilities are ADA accessible, except hiking trails. Day use only. Call (509) 397-6238 for information and shelter reservations.

Palouse Falls State Park

A hidden oasis for the visitor. Emerging from the channeled scablands of arid southeastern Washington, the falls cascade 198 feet into a round salt-rock canyon, a drop longer than Niagra Falls. The park features hiking trails, picnic tables, restrooms, overnight camping from $12 to $31, ADA access includes parking, restrooms, trails, shelter and campsites. Call (509) 646-9218 for information.

Steptoe Butte State Park, Steptoe, WA

Called by Native Americans “the power mountain”, this butte rises 3,612 feet and offers a spectacular 360 degree view of the Palouse. On a clear day you can see 200 miles in every direction. Drive or hike the 3.1 miles to the top of the butte to find picnic tables and restrooms. Call (509) 646-9218

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Wawawai County Park

Has a picnic shelter for large groups, as well as many individual tables with sun shelters. There are hiking trails, fishing, barbecue stands, bird watching facility, playground, and nine campsites. The quiet cove of water, with its small beach, is a perfect place for children to play. Call (509) 397-6238 for information.

For more information on Idaho State Parks call 888-922-6743 or visit parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

For information on Washington State Parks and the new Discover Pass system, call 866-320-9933. For reservations, call 888-CAMPOUT or visit parks.wa.gov.

BikingTop Road RidesTour of the Palouse Loop

Moderate traffic, moderate to very hilly. 50 miles

This course includes rolling climbs and fast descents as well as 2 steep inclines. Head north from Pullman on State Route 27 for 14 miles and turn left onto Clear Creek Road. At the end of this paved country road turn right at the stop sign and pedal up a 1.5 mile hill that is steep at first, with stair stepping climbs near the top. Watch the railroad tracks going into and out of Palouse and head south on State Route 27 back to Pullman.

Scenic Palouse LoopLight traffic, steep hills. 25

milesThis scenic loop has classic

Palouse views of fields and forested valleys. Start in Palouse; head south on 27, turn right on Clear Creek Rd. and right again on 272, and back to Palouse.

Lenville LoopLight traffic, scenic, one

killer hill. 14 miles approx.This ride begins in Moscow

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of Mountain View and the Troy Highway. Head toward Troy on the path for about a mile, then turn right onto Lenville Road. Follow Lenville up and over a steep climb. Turn left on the Genesee-Troy Road with another, somewhat easier climb and then down a big descent to reconnect with the Latah Trail. Turn left to return to Moscow.

Steptoe Butte Out and Back

Light to moderate traffic, for the athletic rider, 30 miles from Pullman.

This favorite viewpoint for area visitors offers a challenging ride for those prepared to summit the 3,612 foot rise. From Pullman, head north to Palouse on State Route 27, and continue through Garfield toward Oakesdale. Turn left onto Hume Road, and then follow signs to Steptoe Butte State Park. This paved ride has a steep climb and descent near the base of the butte. Watch for grain trucks in the summer.

Mountain BikingMoscow Mountain

Various length rides, single-track and double track, moderately technical.

For real mountain biking Moscow Mountain is the crown jewel. Enjoy miles of lovingly handcrafted single-track covering the mountain, most of which are open to hikers and bikers and closed to motorized use. See bikemoscow.org for current trail conditions and directions. Headwaters Loop is a good place to start, with rolling single-track, moderate technical features and enough climbing to work up a good appetite as you sit on a promontory and enjoy the view.

Giant White PineLatah County, various

length rides, all quite steep and challenging but fun!

Begin your ride through the old-grown forest at the Giant White Pine Campground.

This network of dirt trails ranges from a 1-18 mile loops, beginning and ending at the campground. A Forest Service map is recommended. Drive north out of Moscow on Highway 95, turn right onto State Highway 6, proceeding through Potlatch to the Giant White Pine Campground, about 36 miles from Moscow.

Hell’s Gate State ParkLewiston, various length

rides, moderate-to-quite technical

Hell’s Gate State Park near Lewiston has good mountain biking with an easy-to- navigate loop of single and double track. There are challenging climbs and descents, as well as easy rolling trails in this open, dry park. Although hot in the summer, this is another good winter destination. Be prepared to fix some flats.

Paved Non-Motorized TrailsBill Chipman Palouse Trail

Pullman to Moscow, 7 miles, easy, often busy.

The centerpiece of Palouse riding, the Bill Chipman Palouse Trail connects Moscow and Pullman with 7 miles of smooth pathway parallel to Highway 270. The Chipman Trail is flat with only a slight elevation gain from Pullman to Moscow. Access to Bill Chipman Palouse Trail from Pullman: 1400 SE Bishop Blvd - near the Quality Inn Paradise Creek parking lot or from Moscow: Perimeter Drive

- near the University of Idaho Campus.

Paradise PathMoscow, 1.5 miles, easy,

urban.The Paradise Path is a system

of connected paths and bike lanes running roughly east-west through Moscow. Gain entrance to the Paradise Path from the Chipman Trail on the west, the Latah Trail on the east, and from many points within Moscow, including 6th St. in downtown Moscow.

Pullman Trail SystemDistance varies, urban.The Chipman Trail also

connects to a growing system of trails running throughout Pullman, including paths along Grand Avenue and Terre View Streets.

Latah TrailMoscow to Troy, 11 miles,

easy to moderate climbs, scenic.This is another smooth,

paved path connecting the towns of Moscow and Troy, Idaho. The trail parallels Highway 8 to Howell Road, where it winds north through a heavily-forested area to complete the last few miles of its journey.

Ed Corkill Memorial Trail

Distance varies, easy.The trail begins near the

Kendrick High School and runs along Highway 3 and scenic Potlatch Creek for 5.3 miles ending at the Juliaetta Centennial Park and baseball field.

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Bicycle RentalsParadise Creek Bicycles

513 S. Main St., Moscow(208) 882-0703paradisecreekbikes.com

B and L Bicycles219 E. Main St., Pullman(509) 332-1703bandlbicycles.com

Walking, Climbing and Hiking TrailsBill Chipman Palouse Trail

A seven mile paved path between Pullman and Moscow along Hwy 270 and is open dawn to dusk year-round. The gradual slope is perfect for all ages and abilities. This also links to over 7 miles of paved Riverwalk Trail System in Pullman.

Palouse Recreation Trails

These trails are ideal for walking, running, biking or skating. This system of trails offers over 38 miles of paved pathway! Starting at the Bill Chipman Palouse Trail between Pullman and Moscow along highway 270, it connects with Moscow’s Paradise Path, a 1.47 mile non-motorized trail between UI campus and downtown Moscow. The Latah Trail connects with Paradise Path and runs parallel to State Hwy 8 between Moscow and Troy.

Climbing Wall at University of Idaho

Located in the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center. Experience the most comprehensive climbing facility of its kind in North America – featuring a 55 foot pillar and 6000 square feet of climbing area. There is something for all skill levels, as well as staff to get you to the top! Call (208) 885-

6381 for more information.

Bouldering Wall at WSU ORC

Located in the Hollingberry Fieldhouse Annex, is a state of the art climbing facility. Ranging from vertical walls to a bouldering cave, the Bouldering Wall provides challenges to meet the needs of both beginning and experienced rock climbers in a “no ropes” bouldering format. During the academic year, hours are Mon-Fri, 11:30am-6pm. Call (509) 335-1892 for more information or visit orc.wsu.edu

Idler’s Rest Conservatory

This beautiful conservatory is located just northeast of Moscow, offers idyllic woods adjacent to Palouse farmland. You can also cross over the road and hike the trails beyond the creek. Just a short drive from Moscow, take Mountain View Rd. north then turn east on Idler’s Rest Road. Watch for signs.

Kamiak Butte County Park, Pullman

Rising 3,641 feet high it offers visitors shaded picnic areas, four large shelters, a playground facility, campground (mid-April through mid-October) and a breathtaking view of the Palouse. The butte has 3½ miles of trails and is open dawn to dusk. Call (509) 397-6238 for information.

Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park’s Skyline Drive, Plummer, ID

Has a spectacular view of the rolling Palouse hills. Skyline Drive winds over several mountain peaks for 25 miles and ends in Farmington, WA. Take Hwy 95 north out of Moscow for approximately 25 miles and watch for the Skyline Drive turn-off. For more information, call Hayburn State Park at (208) 686-1308.

Snake River TrailStretches four and a half

miles from the bank of historic Almota Creek through Boyer Park and eastward to the base of Lower Granite Dam. The trail features ADA accessible and non-motorized access as well as a series of six interpretive signs. Contact Boyer Park at (509) 397-3208 for more information.

University of Idaho Arboretum and Botanical Garden, Moscow

Organized into geographical groupings of Asian, European, Eastern and Western North American sections, this unique garden displays plantings of hundreds of species, cultivars of north temperate trees and shrubs and a xeriscape garden. In addition to native Idaho species, there are over 120 dedicated trees and groves, trails, water features, and 27 granite benches for viewing, studying, contemplation, and enjoying northern Idaho’s spectacular seasonal changes. For more information visit uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum

FishingRock Lake, Washington

A large lake in the transition zone between the rolling Palouse hills and the Channeled Scablands. The home of the Train Wreck Mystery (1908-1915). Several boxcars full of new Model T Fords are reported as still at the bottom of this lake. Divers have so far not been able to locate them due to lack of an exact crash site, but is probably near Johnson beach. A beautiful lake, it is ideal for boating and fishing enthusiasts.

Spring Valley & Moose Creek Reservoirs, Idaho

Favorite fishing holes for local residents. These small reservoirs are stocked with

trout and bass. Picnic tables and restrooms are available at both locations as well as overnight camping. Drive east of Moscow on Hwy 8; Spring Valley Reservoir is located at mile post 17 just outside of Troy, and Moose Creek Reservoir is located just past mile post 38, just before Bovill.

Snake River, Salmon River and Hells Canyon

Just 30 minutes south of Moscow and Pullman, in Lewiston and Clarkston, you can enjoy some of the best steelhead and salmon fishing in the Northwest! Whether you are looking to go out with an experienced guide, take on the adventure on your own, or sit on the banks of the river and watch others reel in the next big one, this is a great way to spend the afternoon. For information on fishing seasons, regulations and making plans, visit fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/fish/

Other AdventuresFlight Tour of the Palouse

Experience the unique beauty of the Palouse by air! This is an opportunity to gaze at the rolling hills and communities of Moscow and Pullman with an endless view. Contact Inter-State Aviation for rates and scheduling at (509) 332-6596 or visit inter-stateaviation.com

Garnet DiggingDig for buried treasure at

the Emerald Creek Garnet Area in Clarkia, Idaho. The site is the only deposit in the world outside of India where brilliant four and six ray star garnets are found. The area is open Memorial Day through Labor Day, Fri-Tues 9am-5pm, depending on weather conditions. Permits are $10/adults, children 6-12 years/$5. Call ahead to the St. Joe

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Photographers:Alan Caddey

Alan Caddey is an international award-winning photographer. Alan judges local and international competitions, teaches, presents programs and leads workshops. His photographs are in numerous permanent collections, have appeared in galleries, brochures, magazines, books, calendars. He has been awarded a free “Life Membership” in two local photographic societies. He is also a member of the Photographic Society of America (PSA) and the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA). Alan also teaches at Pierce College in Tacoma.

Doug DavidsonDoug Davidson began

photographing and darkroom

work at 9 years of age with the mentoring of his father and grandfather. His photographic skills have been primarily self-taught throughout the past 45 years. Today, Doug lives with his wife Joyce in Moscow, Idaho within the Palouse. Over the past few years he’s been juried into several exhibitions ranging from Regional to the Pacific NW, Washington D.C., California and the Midwest. He’s an award-winning photographer whose photographs have been published in calendars, phonebook covers, magazines, and visitor’s guides.

Kevin NiburKevin moved to the Palouse

from California in 2001 and began photographing the unique landscapes of the area during the following summer. He is currently finishing a

PhD in Materials Science at WSU and works as a staff photographer for the Daily Evergreen, WSU student newspaper and on freelance assignments for the Moscow-Pullman Daily News and The Spokesman-Review. “Although I often spend far more time working as a photojournalist, landscape photography remains perhaps my greatest passion,” says Kevin.

Alison MeyerFor over 13 years Alison

Meyer has been a professional photographer in North Idaho, selling her photographs to thousands of customers world-wide. Alison’s award-winning photography is sold in galleries, shops, art shows, and on the web. Her prints are displayed in private and public collections around the world, including in Congressional offices, US Embassies, and in homes and work places on six continents.

Suggested Photo Routes:Doug

A Palouse excursion I always enjoy, is taking Highway 95 south about 5 miles from Moscow, ID and turning left

onto Eid Rd. In less than a minute you’ll experience picturesque rolling hills with a classic salt barn in a little draw. This locale is absolutely excellent year round and at its very best between 1 & 2 hours before sunset.

Alan1) Palouse Falls State Park

– about 2 hours from Pullman. Depart town late morning or around noon. Palouse Falls is located in a canyon which receives afternoon light. Travel north on 195 to Colfax, then west on Hwy 26 to Washtucna. Turn left (south) onto 260/261 and follow to Palouse Falls Rd.

2) Boyer Park & Marina – about 30 minutes from Pullman. Take Old Wawawai Rd west and follow the Boyer Park signs.

3) Steptoe Butte State Park – Great for sunrise or sunset and can drive to the top for spectacular views. Approximately 40 minutes from Pullman. Take 195 north through Colfax and turn right about 12 miles north of Colfax. Follow the signs to the park.

4) Lewiston Grade Viewpoint – about 25 minutes from Pullman. Take Hwy 195 south out of Pullman through

The Palouse region offers unparalleled beauty, a unique landscape, rural charm, four distinct seasons, and thousands of acres of outstanding photo opportunities. From bright green rolling hills and golden canola fields to the textured browns of fall harvest and autumn, the Palouse holds a magical place in many photographers hearts as one of the most beautiful places to visit and capture on film. To make your photographic adventure of the Palouse both successful and memorable, four of our talented local and regional artists have shared their work, insights, tips and routes for photographing the Palouse.

Photographing the Palouse

Ranger District at (208) 245-2531 or (208) 245-1134, or visit gis.fs.fed.us/outernet/ipnf/rec/activities/garnets/index

Hot Air Balloon Voyage

Enjoy the beautiful landscapes of Idaho and Washington! This is as close to a magic carpet ride as you can get! Tours are available in the early mornings to catch a magnificent sunrise, and also in the evening to take in the beautiful changing colors of the evening. A knowledgeable pilot will share history and points of interest while you enjoy the

peaceful ride. These flights leave from Lewiston, Idaho and are worth the trip! Contact (800) 597-8687 or visit adventuristair.com

White Water Adventures

From mild to wild, the Palouse is your gateway to high adventure on two of the world’s most renowned white-water rivers. Hells Canyon of the Snake River and the legendary Salmon River, the two deepest river gorges in North America, lie just south of Moscow and Pullman. Adventure awaits for all ages and thrill levels. Choose a white water

rafting trip on the Salmon River. For more information call (208) 882-2385 or visit salmonriverexperience.com

Or take a scenic Hells

Canyon jet boat tour. For more information call (800) 422-3568 or visit hellscanyonadventures.com or snakeriveradventures.com

photo courtesy of Salmon River PhotosTake a white water rafting adventure!

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Eid Rd Barn

photo courtesy of Kevin NiburThreshing Bee

photo courtesy of Alan CaddeyBlooming

Canola with Road

photo courtesy of Doug DavidsonCovered Bridge

photo courtesy of Kevin NiburHarvest

photo courtesy of Alan CaddeyBarn in Pea Field

photo courtesy of Doug Davidson

Country Sunroof

photo courtesy of Alison MeyerAnother Favorite Place

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photo courtesy of Alison Meyer

Palouse Fields

Colton and Uniontown. Upon entering Idaho, watch for signs for the scenic overlook.

TipsAlison

More than one successful landscape picture of the same location on the Palouse can sometimes be made by simply changing your camera’s lens and/or perspective. A wide angle lens (28 mm or less) set to a small aperture on a camera that is positioned a few feet from foreground details overlooking a broad Palouse field can create a dramatic, traditional landscape image. Alternatively, a long lens of 100 mm or more used at a greater distance from the subtle curves of rolling hills and field textures simplifies and softens the scene and can make for more painterly, abstract images.

KevinUnlike so many other

popular photography destinations, the Palouse lacks any classic icons such as Half Dome

from Yosemite Valley or the Grand Tetons from the Snake River Overlook. Instead, the rolling fields of the Palouse and endless miles of gravel roads provide each photographer with a unique opportunity to follow his or her own vision. I have been photographing around the Palouse for more than three years and seldom shoot from the same location twice. Steptoe Butte offers a reliable location to get above the crest of the hills, but I generally prefer to combine a bit of exploration with shooting. A detailed map will help you find the lesser traveled roads, or go without and explore. Some of my most enjoyable photography has been while lost. Keep in mind that the hills surrounding you are private land. If you plan to trek out across the fields, make a point to introduce yourself to the land owner get their permission.

Late spring and early summer

are certainly the best times of the year for photographing green and then golden fields of wheat. May and early June often have less stable weather, resulting is a bit more of a gamble for photographers on a tight schedule, but also hold greater potential for dramatic light. Winter in the Palouse is often dull and gray, but a clear sunrise over fields freshly dusted with snow can be a real prize to a photographer lucky enough to be out at the right time.

Basics• Always bring extra film

and your tripod• Scout your locations ahead

of time, when possible. Head out when weather and light conditions are at their best or

most interesting.• Consider investing in

a topographic map of the area, or stop by the Whitman County Courthouse for a county map showing the back roads in the region. Caution – many of these roads are primitive. Believe all warning signs you encounter.

• For best light, shoot ½ hour before sunrise/sunset and up to 1 hour after sunrise/sunset. Interesting lighting conditions also occur when storms brew over the hills.

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Kids’ Activities Airway Hills Par 3 Golf Course & Miniature Golf, Pullman

This facility on Airport Road between Pullman and Moscow offers 9 hole, par 3 course, hole links 35-180 yards, a 300 yard driving range, 2,000 square feet of practice green, pro shop, picnic area, and full 18 hole miniature golf course. Golf lessons are available from experienced PGA Professionals as well! For more information, call (509) 872-3092 or visit airwayhills.com

Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center, Moscow

Fun for the whole family – includes several large water slides, smaller slides for younger children, kids’ area and a large concession area. For more information call (208) 882-7665 or visit moscow.id.us/parks_and_rec/aquatics/index.aspx

Moscow Skate ParkLocated at 1515 East “D”

Street, this concrete and steel facility was designed by local

youth working with University of Idaho architecture students. A safe place for boarders, inline skaters, scooters, BMX bikes, it holds challenges for both beginning and advanced. Features include restrooms, open play area, basketball court and soccer fields.

Palouse Discovery Science Center, Pullman

Promotes science, math, and technology literacy through the use of educational programs, hands-on exhibits, teaching collections and activities. The center features permanent as well as travelling exhibits. Located at 950 NE Nelson Court in Pullman. Call (509) 332-6869 or visit palousescience.org

Palouse Ice Rink at the Rotary Veterans Memorial Pavilion, Moscow

The ice skating season at the Pavilion typically runs from late October to early April; however other activities are planned throughout the summer. Winter fun for both kids and adults includes hockey tournaments, open skate, and lessons. Summer-time can include roller-skating, floor hockey and roller derby!

Call (208) 882-7188 or visit palouseicerink.com

Pullman Aquatic Center

Located at 500 NW Larry Street, is a state-of-the-art, indoor aquatic recreation facility including a multi-purpose pool, children’s pool, therapy pool and fitness center. Open Mon-Fri 6am-9pm, Sat- Sun 2pm-6pm. For information and schedule please call (509) 338-3290.

Reaney Park Pool, Pullman

Pullman’s outdoor pool, located in Reaney Park has a diving pool and lap pool. Shaded picnic area. Open mid-June through August, 7 days a week, 1-7 pm. Offers swim lessons for children. For more information call (509) 338-3227.

Spring Street Skate Park, Pullman

Located at 325 Spring Street, a safe place for kids to skateboard and bicycle. This park is surrounded by open grassy lawns, a natural wetland, and is connected to the Pullman Riverwalk Trail system. Features include quarter pipe, rails, and bulkheads. Has restroom facilities.


Offers visitors the chance to observe live grizzly bears

up close! The only facility like it in the world, it studies the effects of hibernation and how the heart can adapt to stressful conditions. No need to leave your car, you can watch the bears in their two acre outdoor enclosure (except in winter of course!) Located on Grimes Way and Pullman Airport Road. For more information call (509) 335-1119 or visit nrs.wsu.edu/research/bear-center



Zeppoz Family Fun Center, Pullman

A recreation center for the whole family! Zeppoz is home to state of the art bowling, arcade, full-size regulation tournament pool tables, card room, sports bar and restaurant/snack bar. Located at 780 SE Bishop Blvd. For more information or to reserve a lane call (509) 334-7101 or visit zeppoz.com

photo courtesy of Moscow Parks and RecreationHamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center

photo courtesy of Darin WatkinsWSU Grizzly Bear Center

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Moscow, ID

DowntownMoscow offers a vibrant

downtown comprised of small, individually owned boutiques, galleries and specialty stores. The downtown shopping district covers more than 7 blocks including Main Street. There are more than 25 places to visit on a shopping excursion offering apparel, art, books, flowers, gifts, health & wellness, home décor, jewelry, outdoor gear, toys and specialty items. Stop and have lunch or coffee in the many bistros and restaurants.

Eastside Marketplace1420 South Blaine StreetLocated off Hwy 8, over

20 businesses from business supplies and medical services to groceries and a dollar store. Take in a movie while you’re there! Indoor toddler play area, free wireless internet, 5 restaurants and a specialty drink club - it has something for everyone.

Palouse Empire Mall1850 West Pullman Rd.

A one level enclosed shopping center that serves as a vibrant retail and dining hub for the diverse population of the region, it features more than 60 businesses. Shopping and dining choices for the entire family, it includes a great selection of favorite brand and anchor stores.

Pullman, WA

DowntownLocated on 10 blocks around

Main Street, Paradise and Grand Avenue. Shop within a spirited college town atmosphere among the 25 unique shops, coffee houses, pubs and eateries. Historic brick buildings line the streets offering quaint gift shops, apparal, books, fabulous consignment stores, and live concert and performance venues.

Wheatland MallLocated on Hwy 27 and

Bishop Blvd, it is an expansive area including major retailers of groceries, automotive, home improvement, gift shops, restaurants and brew pub, a family fun center with bowling, and an 8-screen theater.

For a list of additional shopping locations see the Business Directory on page 46!

ShoppingThe Palouse is fortunate to offer exceptional choices for both the

casual and the serious shopper. Whether planning a day antiquing, browsing unique gift shops, or hitting the Mall, we have it here.

Classically Trendy

213 N. Main St.Colfax, WA(509) 397-9055

Green Cottage Antique

301 S. Montgomery St. Uniontown, WA(509) 229-3622

Lily Bee’s Consignment Shop

400 E. Main St. Pullman, WA(509) 332-0771

Linda’s WhimseysW. 100 Main St. Palouse, WA(509) 878-1678

Main St. Antique Mall

304 North Main St. Moscow, ID(208) 596-1276

Open Eye Consignment Shop

230 E. Main St.Palouse, WA(509) 878-1210

Palouse Treasures1005 Nye St.Pullman, WA(509) 322-4060

Simple Joy Antiques and Gifts

609 E. Main St.Kendrick, ID(208) 289-2614

Troy Creative Co-op

418 Main St.Troy, ID(208) 596-1276

Wrinkle in Time242 E. Main, Pullman(509) 334-1515

Antiques & Thrift Shops

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LodgingHotels & Motels

Moscow, ID

Best Western Plus University Inn

1516 W. Pullman Rd.(208) 882-0550(800) 325-8765uinnmoscow.com

Hillcrest Motel706 N. Main(208) 882-7579

Idaho Inn645 W. Pullman Rd.(208) 885-1480idahoinn.com

La Quinta Inn185 Warbonnet Dr.(208) 882-5365lq.com

Moscow/Pullman Bedfinders

700 Panorama Dr.(208) 882-9716moscowpullmanbedfinders.com

Palouse Inn101 Baker St.(208) 882-5511(888) 882-5511palouseinn.com

Royal Motor Inn120 W. Sixth(208) 882-2581

Super 8 Motel175 Peterson Dr.(208) 883-1503(800) 800-8000super8.com

Pullman, WA

American Travel Inn515 S. Grand Ave.Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3500

Coug Housing820 NE Colorado Suite C(509) 332-5180

Cougarland Motel150 W Main St.(509) 334-3535

Hilltop Inn & Restaurant

928 NW Olsen St.(509) 332-0928hotelonthehill.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites

1190 SE Bishop Blvd.(509) 334-4437holidayinnexpress.com/pullmanwa

Manor Lodge Motel455 SE Paradise(509) 334-2511

Nendel’s Inn 915 SE Main St. (509) 332-2646

Quality Inn Paradise Creek

1400 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 332-0500qualityinn.com/hotel-pullman-washington- WA015

Outside Moscow & Pullman

Clearwater River Casino & Hotel

17500 Nez Perce Rd.Lewiston, ID 83501(208) 746-0723crcasino.com

Best Western Wheatland Inn

701 N. Main St.Colfax, WA 99111(509) 397-0397bestwesternwashington.com/colfax-hotels

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Siesta Motel615 S. MainColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-3417siestamotelcolfax.com

Bed & BreakfastMoscow, ID

Anderson on Eighth705 East 8th St.(208) 882-8386

Andriette’s Bed, Book & Bicycle

115 North Polk St.(208) 882-2756andriettes.blogspot.com/

Browne Block Guesthouse Above the Winery

112 South Main #2(208) 883-3661Browneblockguesthouse.com

Granite Grove Bed & Breakfast

3045 South Hwy 95(208) 874-3392Granitegrove.com

Julia’s Guest House962 N. Cleveland St.(208) 310-0915 juliasguesthouse.com

Little Green Guesthouse

1020 S. Adams St.(208) 669-1654littlegreenguesthouse.com

Little River Bed and Breakfast

1011 Lyon Road(208) 882-1975littleriverbedandbreakfast.net

Meadowinds Bed & Breakfast & Chapel

2493 Blaine Rd.(208) 882-7907meadowinds.org

MaryJanes Farms1000 Wild Iris Lane(208) 882-6819maryjanesfarm.org

Paradise View Bed & Breakfast

1005 Joyce Rd.Moscow, ID, 83843(360) 480-2049paradiseviewbb.com

Peterson Barn Guesthouse

847 Travois Way(208) 882-4620petersonbarn.com

Sixth Street Retreat441 E. 6th St.(208) 669-0763sixthstreetretreat.com

Whispering Pines Bed & Breakfast

1030 Crumarine Loop(208) 882-5593

Wylie Lauder House Bed & Breakfast

1320 Deakin Ave. Ext(208) 883-5593wylielauderhouse.blogspot.comb

Pullman, WA

Airway Hills Vacation Rentals

4811 Airport Rd.(509) 872-3092airwayhills.com/vacationrental.aspx

Cougar Bed & Bagel1515 Leland Dr. (509) 939-5226cougarbedandbagel.com

Hazelton House Bed & Breakfast

210 NW Olsen St.(509) 334-0408hazeltonhousebb.com

Henry Young Ranch House

1004 Story Rd.(714) 384-4131henryyoungranch.com

Pullman Guest Cottage

610 NE Michigan St.(509) 338-4848pullman-cottage.com/

Wesson Barn Loft & Bunk House

284 Hayward Rd(509) 334-5030wessonbarnloft.com wessonbunkhouse.com

Outside Pullman/Moscow

Premier Alpacas of the Palouse

PO Box 122Uniontown, WA 99179(509) 229-3700premieralpacas.com

Burnt Ridge Bed & Breakfast

1070 Burnt Ridge Rd.Troy, ID 83871(208) 835-5674

Camping & RV Sites

Moscow, ID

Latah County Fairgrounds

1021 Harold(208) 883-5722latah.id.us/fair/Hook-ups: 5 full and many

power only, dry camping spots are free.

Facilities: RV Dump Station, pets on leash

Green Acres RV2922 Hwy 95 South(208) 882-7487Hook-ups: 6 spots power

only. No tent camping.Facilities: picnic tables. No

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Robinson Park5158 Robinson Park Rd.(208) 883-5709latah.id.us/parksrecreation/Hook-ups: 5 spots power

only. 5 with no hook-ups.Facilities: Picnic tables, pets

on leash

Renaissance RV Park1651 Carmichael Rd.(208) 610-4078Hook-ups: 15 fullFacilities: Picnic tables, close

to Latah Trail, no restrooms.

Pullman, WA

Pullman City RV Park

775 South Street(509) 338-3227pullman-wa.gov/departments/parks-a-recreation/rv-parkHook-ups: 19 full including

cable TV, 10 tent sitesFacilities: Reservations

accepted, RV Dump Station, pets on leash, no restrooms.

University Mobile Home & RV Park

570 Benewah St.(509) 334-5701Hook-ups: 6 fullFacilities: Monthly &

weekly rentals, pets ok.

Walmart Supercenter1690 SE Harvest Dr.(509) 334-2990Hook-ups: noneFacilities: RV parking

allowed free of charge. Limit 3 days.

City of Pullman RV Dump Station

1025 Guy St.The Pullman city dump

station is located next to the old animal shelter. Look for a sign that says “RV Dump”.

Outside Moscow & Pullman

Boyer Park & Marina1753 Granite Rd.Colfax, WA 99111Portwhitman.com/boyer_park_marina.phpHook-ups: 16 full, 16

partial. Tent sites availableFacilities: Restrooms,

showers, laundry. Picnic tables, beach, boat ramp. Pets on leash.

Chief Timothy Park13766 Hwy 12Clarkston, WA (509) 758-9580stateparks.com/chief_timothy.htmlHook-ups: 32 full, 29

partial, tent sites available.Facilities: 4 cabins,

restrooms, showers, grey water dump. Boat launch (fee)

Kamiak Butte County Park

900 Kamiak Butte Park Rd.Palouse, WA (509) 397-6238whitmancounty.orgHook-ups: noneFacilities: restrooms, picnic

tables, grills, playground

Palouse Empire Fairgrounds

Colfax, WA 99111(509) 397-6263palouseempirefair.org/Hook-ups: 60 full, 10 partialFacilities: RV Dump

Station

Palouse Falls State Park

110 S MainWashtucna, WA (509) 646-9218stateparks.com/palouse_falls.htmlHook-ups: none, 10 withoutFacilities: Restroom, ADA

access, pets on leash

Palouse RV Park490 West main St.Palouse, WA (509) 878-1811visitpalouse.com/rvpark.htmlHook-ups: 10 fullFacilities: picnic tables,

playground, seasonal pool. Pets ok.

Pines RV Park4510 Hwy 6Harvard, ID(208) [email protected]: 17 full, tent

camping available.Facilities: Restrooms,

showers, picnic tables, reception hall, volleyball, horseshoes, fire pits, pets on leash.

Rosalia RV Park823 S ParkRosalia, WA (509) 523-5991Hook-ups: 6 fullFacilities: seasonal restrooms

and pool, tennis & basketball courts, pets on leash

Scenic 6 RV Park125 6th StreetPotlatch, ID(208) 875-1117cityofpotlatch.web.officelive.com/Scenic6RVPark.aspxHook-ups: 22 full & partial

availableFacilities: restrooms and

showers, playground nearby.

Wawawai County Park

13501 Wawawai Rd.Colton, WA (509) 397-6238whitmancounty.orgHook-ups: none. 4 pull

through, 5 pull in. Tent camping available

Facilities: restrooms, picnic tables, playground, fire pits, grills,

DiningBars & Lounges

Pullman, WA

Banyan’s on the Ridge

1260 Palouse Ridge Dr(509) 335-8474 Atmosphere: Full bar and

casual dining overlooking the Palouse Ridge Golf Course.

Indoor/outdoor seatingDine in/full bar

The Black Cypress215 E Main St(509) 334-5800Atmosphere: Comfortable,

classy environment perfect for a family outing or meeting up with friends.

Dine in/full bar

Blind Squirrel600 NE Colorado(509) 334-7900

Cougar Cottage 900 NE Colorado St.(509) 332-1265Atmosphere: Casual bar and

grille located just off the WSU Campus.

Dine in/carry out/beer and wine

Dupus Boomer’s1500 NE Terrell Mall(509) 332-1252Atmosphere: An upscale

café which provides the perfect setting for dinner for two or meeting a group of friends to watch the Coug game.

Must order: Cougar Burger Dine in/carry out/full bar

Fireside Grille11095 SE Bishop Blvd.(509) 334-3663Atmosphere: Restaurant

offers a wide variety of items that are sure to please the whole family as well as a full bar.

Must order: wood fired pizza

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Hilltop Restaurant920 NW Olsen St.(509) 334-2555Atmosphere: Quiet, refined

atmosphere overlooking the city of Pullman.

Dine in/full bar

My Office Bar and Grill

215 S Grand(509) 334-1202Atmosphere: Causal adult

atmosphere. A great place to enjoy food and watch

the big game or play a round of pool or darts!

Dine in/carry out/full bar

Paradise Creek Brewery

245 SE Paradise(509) 338-9463Atmosphere: Casual

brewpub located in Pullman’s Old Post Office building.

Must order: Pullman WaterDine in/beer and wine

Rancho Viejo170 S Grand Ave(509) 332-4301

Rico’s Public House200 E Main St(509) 332-6566Atmosphere: Classy adult

atmosphere. Live jazz and swing music Wednesday through Saturday.

Must order: ReubenDine in/full bar

South Fork Public House1680 S Grand Ave(509) 332-3675Atmosphere: Warm and

inviting atmosphere. Bar has multiple flat screen TV’s making it the perfect place to catch Cougar away games, your favorite NFL or NBA team and virtually every other major televised sporting event.

Must order: Cougar Gold Mac & Cheese

Dine in/full bar

Sports Page Tavern165 S Grand Ave(509) 334-6748

Stubblefields600 NE Colorado St(509) 334-7900Atmosphere: Sports bar

upstairs with 9 flat screens and a dance club located downstairs featuring 5 bars and 2 DJs.

Dine in/full bar

Thai Ginger Restaurant & Bar

300 S Grand Ave(509) 334-0477

The ZZU1525 NE Merman Drive(509) 332-2000Atmosphere: Live music five

nights a week and live karaoke. Full bar/appetizers

Valhalla Bar & Grill 1000 NE Colorado St(509) 334-7775Atmosphere: Cool college

environment location just of the WSU campus.

Full bar/appetizers

Zeppoz & Mr. Z’s Casino

780 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-7101Atmosphere: Bowling alley

and casino with casual dining and a full bar.

Must order: Z BurgerDine in/carry out/full bar

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Camas Prairie Winery

110 S. Main St.(208) 882-0214Atmosphere: Relaxing and

casual environment, perfect for a wine-tasting with friends or as a date!

Must order: Cabernet Sauvignon or any award winning wines

Beer/wine/specialty imports

CJ’s Nightclub112 N Main Street(208) 883-3147

Champions Grill and Bar

302 S Main Street(208) 883-8888

Corner Club202 N. Main St.(208) 882-2915Atmosphere: Featured in

Sports Illustrated “Top 25 Sports Bars,” a fun place to watch the game!

Must order: Famous 32 oz. tub of beer

Full bar

Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company Alehouse

226 W 6th Street(208) 882-2739Atmosphere: Casual, family

friendly dining; inside and outside seating

Must order: Vandalburger, or any specialty microbrew


Garden Lounge313 S Main Street(208) 882-9000

John’s Alley114 E 6th Street(208) 883-7662Atmosphere: Local bar with

great live music. Enjoy a lively atmosphere with friendly staff and various genres of music playing every night

La Casa Lopez415 S Main Street(208) 883-0536Atmosphere: Welcoming

and friendly environment where people meet for good service, great food, and excellent margaritas.

Must order: Carne Asada steak, Favorite - Cheesy Chimichanga, Well-known - Pollo a la Crema


Lamadrid Mexican Restaurant and Tapas Bar

1420 S. Blaine St.(208) 882-9226

Mingles Bar and Grill102 S Main Street(208) 882-2050Atmosphere: Causal adult

atmosphere. A great place to enjoy food and watch the big game or play a round of pool!

Must order: Real cheese nachos

Full bar/dine in

The Plantation2012 S Main Street(208) 882-7119

The Quiet BarBest Western Plus University Inn1516 W Pullman Road(208) 882-0550, Ext. 333Atmosphere: Full bar -

overlooks the hotel courtyardMust order: Bloody MaryDine in/carry out/full bar

BakeriesMoscow, ID

Moscow Food Co-op121 E 5th Street(208) 882-8537Atmosphere: Organic

and locally grown food store including a deli and soup and salad bar. Live music and bbq on Tuesdays

Must order: Pesto rollDine in/carry out

Sage Baking Co.111 S. Montgomery St.Uniontown, WA 99179(509) 552-6270Call for hours

Wheatberries531 S Main Street(208) 882-4618Atmosphere: Downtown,

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Basilio’s Italian Café337 E Main St(509) 334-7663Atmosphere: Authentically

decorated restaurant - it will be as if you just took a trip to Little Italy.

Must order: Basilio’s BestDine in/carry out/beer and wine

Bookie Market & Café

Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-2537Atmosphere: Features grab-

and-go snack items, beverages and espresso.

Café Moro100A E Main(509) 338-3892

Daily Grind Coffee House

230 E Main ST(509) 334-3380Atmosphere: Casual coffee

shop ideal for meetings or studying.

Must order: Peanut Butter Frost

Old European Restaurant

455 S Grand Ave(509) 334-6381

Red Sage Café at Pullman Regional Hospital

835 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 336-7540 Atmosphere: Casual dining

offering a full menu of choices from breakfast through dinner.

Dine in/carry out

Swilly’s200 NE Kamiaken(509) 334-3395Atmosphere: Elegant but

unstuffy atmosphere located just next to the river in the heart of downtown.

Must order: Swilly’s House Salad

Dine in/full bar

Union MarketplaceCompton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 335-4569Atmosphere: Offers a

variety of convenience store items in addition to espresso and made-to-order foods such as greek salads and fresh fruit, sushi and gyros.

Zoe’s Coffeehouse and Delicatessen

720 NE Thatuna(509) 338-9632

Moscow, ID

bloom, Independent Art House and Café

503 S. Main(208) 882-4279

Bucers201 S Main Street(208) 882-5216

Ion CaféCorner of Sixth and Jackson Streets(208) 882-3559

Moscow Food Co-op121 E 5th Street(208) 882-8537Atmosphere: Organic

and locally grown food store including a deli and soup and salad bar. Live music and bbq on Tuesdays


One World Café533 S Main Street(208) (208) 883-3537Atmosphere: Artsy

coffee house, locally roasted beans with live music on the weekends.

Must order: house brewed coffee and deviled ham and pickle sandwich

Dine in/carry out/ beer and wine

Wheatberries531 S Main Street(208) 882-4618Atmosphere: Downtown,

casual café diningMust order: Cheese pocket

or chicken paniniDine in/carry out

Casual DiningPullman, WA

Denny’s Restaurant1170 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-5339Atmosphere: Casual dining

open 24 hours a day.Dine in/carry out/full bar

Dissmore’s IGA Food Court1205 N Grand Ave(509) 332-2918Atmosphere: Grab-and-go

options from the deli, espresso stand and more!

Dine in/Carry out

Dupus Boomer’s1500 NE Terrell Mall(509) 332-1252Atmosphere: An upscale

café which provides the perfect setting for dinner for two or meeting a group of friends to watch the Coug game.

Must order: Cougar Burger Dine in/carry out/full bar

Emerald City Smoothies

600 NE Colorado #104(509) 332-4327

Enjoy a treat at the Sage Baking Co. in Uniontown, WA

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Fireside Grille1095 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-3663Atmosphere: Restaurant


Must order: Wood Fired Pizza

Dine in/full bar

FreshënsCompton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 335-8595Atmosphere: Frozen yogurt

and smoothie products created free of trans fat and high fructose corn syrup.

Heroes N Sports245 NE Kamiaken(509) 334-5423Atmosphere: Casual sub shop

with a sports theme.Must order: Soup of the dayDine in/carry out

Paradise Creek Brewery

245 SE Paradise(509) 338-9463Atmosphere: Casual brewpub

located in Pullman’s Old Post Office building.

Must order: Pullman WaterDine in/beer and wine

Pizza Hut1255 N Grand Ave(509) 334-5161

Porky’s Pit926 NW Olsen Street(509) 334-6983Atmosphere: A great place to

enjoy homemade barbeque!Must order: BBQ Beef or

PorkDine in/carry out/catering

Sea SwiperCompton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-1252Atmosphere: Grab-and-go

menu featuring items such as fish and chips, clam chowder and baked salmon.

Carry out

Sella’s Calzones, Pizza & Pasta

1115 E Main St(509) 334-1895Atmosphere: Delicious

calzones, pizza and pasta and a fun atmosphere featuring customer placemat art!

Must order: Any Sella’s Calzone!

Dine in/carry out

South Fork Public House1680 S Grand Ave(509) 332-3675Atmosphere: Warm and

inviting atmosphere. Bar has multiple flat screen TVs making it the perfect place to catch Cougar away games, your favorite NFL or NBA team and virtually every other major televised sporting event.

Must order: Cougar Gold Mac & Cheese

Dine in/full bar

Tam’s Place1005 E Main St(509) 332-8357

Zeppoz & Mr. Z’s Casino

780 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-7101Atmosphere: Bowling alley

and casino with casual dining and a full bar.

Must order: Z BurgerDine in/carry out/full bar

Moscow, ID

The Angry Bear1484 S Blaine Street(208) 882-9850Atmosphere: American

casual/fine dining; indoor and outdoor seating

Must order: Burgers, 21-days-aged steaks


Applebee’s105 Warbonnet Drive(208) 883-4821Atmosphere: Family friendly

with a local flair; Sports bar ambiance after dinner

Must order: Baby back ribs or a 550-calorie-and-under entree


Blues Brew & BBQ112 W. 6th St.(208) 883-3100

The Breakfast Club501 S Main Street(208) 882-6481Atmosphere: Casual, family

friendly classic American dining for breakfast and lunch

Must order: Huckleberry zucchini bread

Dine in/carry out

CD’s Smoke Pit & Catering

311 Veatch Street at Hwy 8(208) 882-2656

Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company Alehouse

226 W 6th Street(208) 882-2739Atmosphere: Casual, family

friendly dining; inside and outside seating

Must order: Vandalburger, or any specialty microbrew


Gambino’s308 W 6th Street(208) 882-9000

LocoGrinz113 N Main Street(208) 883-4463Atmosphere: Casual, family-

friendly diningMust order: Barbeque

chicken Dine in/carry out

Mikey’s Gyros527 S Main Street(208) 882-0780

Moscow Bagel & Deli310 S Main Street(208) 882-5242Atmosphere: Welcoming

and upbeat environment. Great to stop in any time of day for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack!

Must order: Sweaty TeddyDine in/carry out/catering

Moscow Elks #2493080 Hwy 8 East(208) 882-3015Atmosphere: Relaxed

indoor & outdoor seating overlooking the golf course.

Must order: Cheese and bacon fries

Dine in/full bar

Moscow Food Co-op

121 E 5th Street(208) 882-8537Atmosphere: Organic

and locally grown food store including a deli and soup

and salad bar. Live music and bbq on Tuesdays


The PantryBest Western Plus University Inn, 1516 W Pullman Road(208) 882-0550, Ext. 304Atmosphere: Casual,

family diningMust order: Maifun

SaladDine in/carry out/beer, wine and cocktails

Sangria Grille2124 W Pullman Road(208) 882-2693

Shari’s121 Warbonnet Drive(208) 882-1971

Stax402 W 6th Street(208) 892-2080

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105 Warbonnet Dr, Moscow(208) 883-4821

Your Local Neighborhood

Grill & BarJoin us for great food and

delicious drinks!Open daily from 11am to

midnight or later

Winger’s1710 West Pullman Road, Palouse Mall(208) 882-9797Atmosphere: Fun and

relaxed family dining - features a sports bar!

Must order: Wings!Dine in/carry out/beer and wine

Outside of Moscow & Pullman

Clearwater River Casino

17500 Nez Perce Road Lewiston, ID(208) 746-0723Atmosphere: Open daily for

upscale or casual dining - you decide!

Must order: 24 oz. bone-in rib eye

Dine in/carry out

EspressoPullman, WA

Bookie Market & Café

Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-2537Atmosphere: Grab-and-

go snack items and beverages including Starbucks Gourmet Brewed Coffee, espresso specialties, and fresh baked goods all day long.

Café Moro100A E Main(509) 338-3892

Carlita’s Mexican Grille & Espresso

Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 335-8595Atmosphere: Mexican

Grille & Espresso serving Mexican food and a variety of coffee and espresso drinks.

Must order: Rock Shrimp Taco

Daily Grind230 E Main St (Coffee Shop)(509) 334-33801130 Bishop Blvd (Drive-Thru)(509) 334-57251350 S Grand Ave (Drive-Thru)(509) 332-29601020 N Grand Ave (Drive-Thru)(509) 334-3103Atmosphere: Casual coffee

shop ideal for meetings, studying or grabbing your favorite drink on the go.

Must order: Peanut Butter Frost

Dizzy’s EspressoDissmore’s IGA1205 N Grand Ave(509) 332-2918Atmosphere: Convenient

coffee stand perfect for grabbing your favorite drink before work, class or getting your weekly groceries!

Ferdinand’s - WSU Creamery

2035 NE Ferdinand’s Lane(509) 335-2141Atmosphere: Washington

State University’s gourmet ice cream shop features old-fashioned ice cream and Cougar Gold Cheese!

Must order: Palouse Crunch Ice Cream

Markel Coffee HouseCompton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-1252Atmosphere: Provides

various espresso drinks and pastries to sit and enjoy or to grab-and-go on your way to across campus.

Must order: Snickering Mocha

Starbucks Coffee415 NE Stadium Way(509) 334-0800At Safeway430 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-0803

Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters

400 E. Main St.(509) 334-BEANAtmosphere: Contemporary

coffee house with free wifi, plenty of space to study and of course - great coffee! Opens to Pine Street Plaza

Must Order: The Jackhammer!

Union MarketplaceCompton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 335-4569Atmosphere: Offers a

variety of convenience store items in addition to espresso and made-to-order foods such as greek salads and fresh fruit, sushi and gyros.

Zoe’s Coffeehouse and Delicatessen

720 NE Thatuna(509) 338-9632

Moscow, ID

Bucers201 South Main Street(208) 882-5216

One World Café533 S Main Street(208) (208) 883-3537Atmosphere: Artsy

coffee house, locally roasted beans with live music on the weekends.

Must order: house brewed coffee and deviled ham and pickle sandwich


Pony Espresso317 W 6th Street andEastside Marketplace(208) 882-ROSEAtmosphere: Friendly

atmosphere and staff, indoor and outdoor seating. From the best coffee/espresso/smoothies and ice cream to custom floral and creative Western gifts/cards.

Must order: Iced Outlaw

Sister’s Brew218 S Main Street(208) 882-1324

Starbucks Coffee1994 Pullman Road(208) 882-21631320 Blaine St(208) 883-0713710 Deakin St(208) 885-6600

Ethnic TastesPullman, WA

Azia1515 NE Merman Dr(509) 332-3163

Basilio’s Italian Café337 E Main St(509) 334-7663Atmosphere: Authentically

decorated restaurant - it will be as if you just took a trip to Little Italy.

Must order: Basilio’s BestDine in/carry out/beer and wine



Dine in/full bar

Carlita’s Mexican Grille & Espresso

Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 335-8595Atmosphere: Mexican

Grille & Espresso serving Mexican food and a variety of coffee and espresso drinks.

Must order: Rock Shrimp Taco

Dine in/carry out

The Emerald1140 N Grand Ave(509) 334-5427

Golden Teriyaki1285 N Grand Ave(509) 332-1018

Mandarin House115 N Grand Ave(509) 332-1888

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Minh’s Bakery102 NW Stadium Way(509) 332-3047

Mongolian Fire Grill425 NE Stadium Way(509) 332-1700

New Garden Restaurant

400 S Grand Ave(509) 332-0728Atmosphere: Chinese style

restaurant, view of a beautiful garden.

Must order: Almond Chicken

Dine in/carry out

Nuevo Vallarta1110 N Grand Ave(509) 334-4689

Oasis530 E Main St(509) 332-3009

Panda ExpressCompton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-7310Atmosphere: A convenient

place to grab quick and delicious Chinese entrées.

Must order: Orange Chicken

Dine in/carry out

Phikun Thai Cuisine1020 S Grand Ave334-1060

Rancho Viejo170 S Grand Ave(509) 332-4301

Taco Del Mar350 E Main St(509) 334-7822Atmosphere: A fast,

beach inspired and delicious alternative to traditional Mexican food.

Must order: Mondo Burritos

Dine in/carry out

Thai Ginger Restaurant & Bar

300 S Grand Ave(509) 334-0477

Tokyo Seoul905 E Main(509) 332-6223

Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen

Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-2700Dine in/carry out

Moscow, ID

Chang Sing512 S Washington Street(208) 882-1154


La Casa Lopez415 S Main Street(208) 883-0536Atmosphere: Welcoming

and friendly environment where people meet for good

service, great food, and excellent margaritas.

Must order: - Carne Asada steak, Favorite - Cheesy Chimichanga, Well-known

- Pollo a la Crema Dine in/carry out/full bar

Lamadrid Mexican Restaurant and Tapas Bar

1420 S. Blaine St.(208) 882-9226

Loco Grinz Hawaiian BBQ

231 E Main St(509) 332-4463Atmosphere: Fast, casual

Hawaiian BBQ. Must order: chicken BBQDine in/carry out

Mongolian Barbeque Express

1420 S BlaineEastside Marketplace(208) 882-7723

New Hong Kong Café214 S Main Street(208) 882-4598

Old Peking505 S Main Street(208) 883-0716

Patty’s Mexican Kitchen

450 W Sixth Street(208) 883-3984Atmosphere: Casual, patio

seatingMust order: Fish tacosDine in/carry out/beer, wine and margaritas

Qdoba Mexican Grill1970 W Pullman Road,Palouse Mall(208) 892-8569Atmosphere: Enjoy a fast,

handcrafted meal prepared with fresh ingredients and innovative flavors.

Must order: Chicken Queso Burrito

Dine in/carry out/catering

The Red Bento215 W Third Street(208) 596-4041

Super China Buffet1896 W Pullman Road,Palouse Mall(208) 883-4886

Tokyo Seoul100 West Fourth Street(208) 882-6223

Fast FoodPullman, WA

Arby’s of Pullman1686 S Grand Ave(509) 334-2729Atmosphere: Classic

American family friendly dining

Must order: Great roast beef sandwiches, subs, deli sandwiches and salads

Dine in/carry out/drive-thru

Cougar Country Drive-In

760 N Grand Ave(509) 332-7829Atmosphere: Traditional

drive-in style restaurant known for their large burgers and delicious ice cream treats.

Must order: Cougar Super Basket

Dine in/carry out/drive-thruphoto courtesy of Pullman Chamber

Enjoy great food at Swilly’s in Pullman

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Dairy Queen1485 S Grand Ave(509) 332-1611

Jack in the Box310 NE Stadium Way(509) 332-5317

Jimmy John’s600 NE Colorado(509) 332-3278

McDonald’s of Pullman

1620 S Grand Ave(509) 332-6725400 NE Stadium Way(509) 332-8819Atmosphere: Classic


Must order: Big MacDine in/carry out/drive-thru

Munchy’z902 NE Colorado St(509) 334-2520Atmosphere: Sandwich

shop and hookah bar ideal for relaxing and social gatherings.

Dine in/carry out

Pita Pit600 NE Colorado St., Ste D(509) 332-7482

Quiznos Sub255 E Main, Suite 103(509) 332-6800

Subway460 E Main St(509) 332-5906At Wal-Mart695 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-7782At the Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 334-0615Atmosphere: Fast food

style sub shop featuring fresh, delicious, made-to-order sandwiches.

Must order: Sub special of the day

Dine in/carry out

Taco Del Mar350 E Main(509) 334-7822Atmosphere: A fast,

beach inspired and delicious alternative to traditional Mexican food.

Must order: Mondo Burritos

Moscow, ID

A&W1317 S Main Street(208) 882-2301Atmosphere: Family

friendly dining on-the-goMust order: World famous

root beer, burgers, chicken and sweet n‘treat desserts

Dine in/carry out/drive through

Arby’s150 Peterson Drive(208) 882-4223Atmosphere: Classic


Must order: Great roast beef sandwiches, subs, deli sandwiches and salads

Dine in/carry out/drive through

Jack in the Box710 Pullman Road

KFC1400 S Blaine Street(208) 882-8363

McDonald’s862 Troy Road &1404 W Pullman Road(208) 882-1953/(208) 882-2900

Orange Julius2004 W Pullman RoadPalouse Mall(208) 882-5660Atmosphere: Fun and casual

dining-on-the-goMust order: Any fruit

smoothie!Dine in/carry out

Pita Pit450 W Sixth Street(208) 882-7482

Qdoba Mexican Grill1970 W Pullman Road,Palouse Mall(208) 892-8569Atmosphere: Enjoy a fast,

handcrafted meal prepared with fresh ingredients and innovative flavors.

Must order: Chicken Queso Burrito

Dine in/carry out/catering

Quiznos Subs317 W Sixth St. Ste. 105(208) 882-8800

Subway307 W Third Street866 Troy Road, Suite 111(208) 883-3841 / (208) 882-3238

Taco Bell1400 S Blaine Street(208) 882-8363

Taco Time401 W Sixth Street(208) 882-8226Atmosphere: Family

friendly, southwestern décorMust order: Any daily

specialDine in/carry out/drive through

Wendy’s1030 W Pullman Road(208) 883-8112

Zip’s1222 W Pullman Road(208) 883-0678

Fine DiningPullman, WA

Banyan’s on the Ridge

1260 Palouse Ridge Dr(509) 335-8474Atmosphere: Full bar and

casual dining overlooking the Palouse Ridge Golf Course.

Indoor/outdoor seatingMust order: Sweet potato

friesDine in/full bar



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Fireside Grille11095 SE Bishop Blvd.(509) 334-3663Atmosphere: Restaurant


Must order: Wood fired pizza

Dine in/full bar

Hilltop Restaurant920 NW Olsen St.(509) 334-2555Atmosphere: Quiet, refined

atmosphere overlooking the city of Pullman.

Dine in/full bar

Swilly’s200 NE Kamiaken(509) 334-3395Atmosphere: Elegant but

unstuffy atmosphere located just next to the river in the heart of downtown.

Must order: Swilly’s House Salad

Dine in/full bar

Moscow, ID

The BroilerBest Western Plus University Inn 1516 W Pullman Road(208) 882-0550, Ext. 308Atmosphere: Gourmet

culinary experience in a business casual setting

Must order: Halibut fish and chips or Kobe blue cheese meatloaf

Dine in/full bar

Gnosh at the Red Door

215 S Main Street(208) 882-7830

Nectar Restaurant & Wine Bar105 W 6th Street(208) 882-5914

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Sangria Grille2124 W. Pullman Rd.(208) 882-2693

Outside of Moscow & Pullman

Clearwater River Casino

17500 Nez Perce Rd. Lewiston, ID(208) 746-0723Atmosphere: Open daily for

upscale or casual dining - you decide!

Must order: 24 oz. bone-in rib eye

Dine in/carry out

Ice CreamPullman, WA

Baskin Robbins480 E Main St(509) 332-2212

Cougar Country Drive In

760 N Grand Ave(509) 332-7829Atmosphere: Traditional

drive-in style restaurant known for their large burgers and delicious ice cream treats.

Must order: Dandy Bar or Snickers Cyclone

Dine in/carry out/drive-thru

Dairy Queen1485 S Grand Ave(509) 332-1611

Denny’s Restaurant1170 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-5339Atmosphere: Casual dining

open 24 hours a day.Dine in/carry out/full bar

Ferdinand’s - WSU Creamery

2035 NE Ferdinand’s Lane(509) 335-2141Atmosphere: Washington

State University’s gourmet ice cream shop features old-fashioned ice cream and Cougar Gold Cheese!

Must order: Palouse Crunch Ice Cream

Licks Unlimited226 E Main St(509) 338-3735Atmosphere: A gourmet ice

cream and candy shoppe with a hometown feel.

Moscow, ID

Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors1244 W Pullman Road(208) 882-4409Atmosphere: Classic ice

cream parlor, seating inside and outside

Must order: Any of Baskin Robbin’s 31 wonderful flavors

Dine in/carry out

JAMMS Frozen Yogurt954 Pullman Rd(208) 659-4378Atmosphere: Fun and

family friendly place where you can create your dream frozen yogurt combination!

Must order: Cake batter & peanut butter ice cream mix with hot fudge

Pony Espresso317 W 6th St (208) 882-ROSEAtmosphere: Friendly

atmosphere and staff, indoor and outdoor seating. From

the best coffee/espresso/smoothies and ice cream to custom floral and creative Western gifts/cards.

Must order: Iced Outlaw

The Sugar Bowl1850 W. Pullman Rd.(208) 882-8800

PizzaPullman, WA

Dominos Pizza845 ME Monroe(509) 332-1555

Hot Stuff Pizza/Smash Hit Subs

975 E Main St(509) 332-4681

Little Caesars Pizza413 NE Stadium Way(509) 338-0771

Papa Murphy’s1475 S Grand Ave(509) 334-9733

Pizza Hut1255 N Grand Ave(509) 334-5161

Pizza Perfection231 E Main St(509) 332-2222

Pizza Pipeline Inc131 N Grand Ave(509) 332-1111Atmosphere: Casual dine

on-the-goMust order: Dine in/carry out/delivery

Sella’s Calzone, Pizza & Pasta

1115 E Main St(509) 334-1895Atmosphere: Delicious

calzones, pizza and pasta and a fun atmosphere featuring customer placemat art!

Must order: Any Sella’s Calzone!

Dine in/carry out

Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen

Compton Union BuildingWSU Campus(509) 332-2700

Moscow, ID

Domino’s Pizza1104 S Main Street(208) 883-1555


Papa Murphy’s Take N’Bake Pizza

524 West 3rd Street

Pie Hole125 E Second Street(208) 639-9721

Pizza Hut1429 S Blaine Street(208) 882-0444

Pizza Perfection428 W Third Street(208) 882-1111Atmosphere: Casual dine

on-the-goMust order: Pepperoni

pizza, wings or cheesy sticks!Dine in/carry out/delivery

Smoky Mountain Pizza & Pasta

1838 W Pullman Road,Palouse Mall(208) 892-8000Atmosphere: Family

friendly dining – fun place, seriously good food

Must order: Teriyaki chicken alfredo

Dine in/carry out/delivery/beer and wine

WineriesCamas Prairie Winery, Moscow

Located in the heart of downtown Moscow, Camas Prairie Winery began in 1983 as a hobby, and is now Idaho’s oldest independent winery. The family operation produces all wines on the premises with grapes field-crushed at the vineyards. This is a great place to stop by the tasting room to enjoy a sampling of Camas’ 24 wines, and if wine is not your style, they offer the largest selection of imported specialty beers in the northwest (over 90 varieties from all over the world!) as well as a selection of premium Micro brews. Call (208) 882-0214 or visit camasprairiewinery.com.

Clearwater Canyon Cellars, Lewiston

Pursuing excellence in full lush blends and stand alone varieties from local vineyards as well as a few select vineyards from central Washington. Call (208) 816-4679 or visit cccellars.com.

Colter’s Creek, Julietta

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the Clearwater. Unbeknownst to many, the Clearwater River Valley was once home to a prosperous grape and wine industry, until Prohibition in the early 1900s, leaving one to wonder what might have been, had the industry been allowed to excel. The goal of the Colter’s Creek winemakers is to produce outstanding wines from locally grown grapes, to involve the community in the process, and to engage a wide range of wine drinkers. A great place to visit and enjoy a glass of wine! For more information, please call (208) 874-3933 or visit them at colterscreek.com

Basalt Cellars, Clarkston

A thriving winery in Clarkston, Washington developing a national reputation. Experience for yourself Basalt wines’ quality to appreciate one of Washington’s finest wineries.

Call (409) 758-6442 or visit them at basaltcellars.com.

Merry Cellars, Pullman

Merry Cellars is a family-owned winery which began in Pullman in 2004 with their first crush. Winemaker Patrick Merry produces both red and white premium varieties, all from Washington fruit. Located on the outskirts of Pullman at 1300 NE Henley Ct., it is surrounded by rolling wheat fields and beautiful vistas. You are invited to sample finely crafted wines on their lovely patio or mingle in the barrel room and tour their state of the art facility. The tasting room is open Tues-Sat noon-6pm and Sun 11am-4pm. Call (509) 338-4699 for more information, or visit merrycellars.com

Wawawai Canyon Winery, Pullman

Wawawai Canyon Winery opened in the fall of 2006 with the release of their 2004 Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon, made with Washington grapes grown on the steep slopes of the canyonlands at Wawawai. These grapes tend to be smaller, with more intense and concentrated flavors producing earthy wines. Taste the newest releases and view changing fine arts exhibits in their gallery/tasting room located along the Moscow-Pullman Highway. For more information, call (509) 338-4916 or visit wawawaicanyon.com

BreweriesPalouse Falls Brewing Company, Pullman

Palouse Falls Brewing Company, Pullman’s first microbrewery, offers a wide variety of superior microbrews in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Bring your own food and sample several beers named for regional landmarks including Kamiak IPA, Steptoe Stout, Whitman Wheat, Crimson Pride, Idaho AU Ale, and many more. Join them for one of their many special events throughout the year or sit and sip in the tap room with your friends. Located behind Higginson’s Discount Flooring at

1335 SE Bishop Blvd in Pullman. Tues-Thurs, 2-7:30pm, Fri-Sat noon-closing. (509) 334-6427 or visit palousefallsbrewing.com

Paradise Creek Brewery, Pullman

Paradise Creek Brewery, located in Pullman’s Old Post Office, is a genesis for ales, hand crafted and curated with loving care in the singular hope to weave great beer into the fabric of Pullman’s culture. A place where you’ll find a gastropub menu, an extensive wine list, homebrew supplies local art, music, movies and of course, the specialty beers they brew directly below the restaurant. Paradise Creek Brewery is Pullman’s alternative establishment for quality beer and great food. 245 SE Paradise in Pullman. Tuesday-Sunday 11:30-Close. Call (509) 338-9463 or visit paradisecreekbrewery.com

Riverport Brewing Company, Clarkston, WA

The Riverport Brewing Compnay invites you to find out what beer was meant to taste like, using only the finest grains, hops and water. Tap room open Monday - Saturday noon to 8pm. Nestled beneath the grain-rich rolling hills of the Palouse, near the confluence of Idaho’s Clearwater River and the mighty

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Where Events Become Memories“My experience with the Event Center was awesome. The service, the plans, the cleanliness—everything was splendid. If I have another party, I would really like to host it in the Event Center.” —Monika

Snake River, 150 Ninth St., Suite B, Clarkston, WA, (509) 758-8889, riverportbrewing.com

Event VenuesThe Palouse offers a variety

of facilities, convention support capabilities, and advanced technical resources for meetings and events of every size. Many successful national and international conventions have been hosted in the communities. The private and public sectors work closely to ensure that meetings of all sizes, scopes and objectives are successful and entertaining experiences.

Private convention facilities and those of the campuses

will serve groups from a few dozen to several thousand. The communities offer a variety of lodging accommodations from quaint bed and breakfast rooms to luxury suites in addition to meeting facilities of their own.

Kibbie Dome and Beasley Coliseum

The University of Idaho’s Kibbie Dome and Washington State University’s Beasley Coliseum seat 17,500 and 12,000 respectively. Both Universities offer accommodations of all sizes to fit your needs. Call U of I at (208) 885-6956 or WSU at (509) 335-9444.

1912 CenterLocated on 3rd Street in

Moscow, the former Moscow High School, built in 1912, is a three-story, 30,000 square foot building located on the edge of a historic residential neighborhood, three blocks from the City’s commercial core. It is an excellent example of classical style architecture built during the Progressive School Era, with classic details in brick and white terra cotta that are unique to the area. This landmark is the home of Moscow’s first multigenerational, multipurpose community center. The 1912 Center features a ballroom for large meetings/wedding receptions, meeting space for smaller

conferences, an arts workshop and a dressing room/restroom to the existing spaces in the facility. Groups or individuals should direct all facility questions to Heart of the Arts’ Executive Director, Jenny Sheneman, (208) 669-2249 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or visit 1912center.org

American Legion Cabin

Located in a quiet Moscow neighborhood, providing an at home feel for any event. This location is great for family get-togethers, whether a family reunion, birthday party or holiday event. Call (208) 882-1246 for more information.

photo courtesy of Artisans at the Dahmen BarnThe Dahmen Barn is the perfect place for meetings, weddings, classes or performances

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The Banyan’s on the Ridge

A banquet facility in Pullman is located on the 18th green and has smashing panoramic views of the golf course and the Palouse. Room opens to a patio in good weather. Can accommodate 250 people and provides full bar and catering. Call (509) 334-4528 or visit banyansontheridge.com

The BellTowerLocated in Pullman, a

2 story concert house and event center. Featuring a full bar, they can accommodate from 200-450 guests. Call (509) 334-3182 or visit belltowerpullman.com

The Best Western Plus University Inn

An ideal site for your next meeting, conference, banquet or gathering. With eleven conference rooms and an outdoor courtyard, the Inn is able to accommodate groups of 5 to 500. The Inn’s experienced team will make planning a successful event easy and enjoyable. In addition, the Inn offers deluxe accommodations, two on-site restaurants, lounge, four seasons recreation center, wireless internet access, as well as shuttle service to and from the Pullman Moscow Airport. For additional information call (800) 325-8765 or visit uinnmoscow.com.

The Dahmen BarnA large, white barn on a

beautiful farm like setting, perfect for meetings, weddings, classes or performances. Hay Loft Hall and the Third Floor Balcony are available. Barn remains accessible to the public during regular operating hours. Non-licensed kitchen available. Barn can provide wait staff. Plenty of parking. Call (509) 229-3414 or visit artisanbarn.org

Eastside Marketplace

They have what you need for your next event! From

2 to 1,000 they have spaces for everyone. Meeting space in restaurants, café style seating, and 7,200-square-foot open space. Contact Darlene Schneider, Marketing Director, at (208) 882-1533 or at [email protected] for additional information.

Moscow Elks LodgeLocated on a 9-hole private

golf course with great views of the rolling farm fields. Banquet or theatre seating is available and catering options can also be provided. Contact (208) 882-2577 for more information.

Gladish Community and Cultural Center

Is on the National Historic register and home to a variety of rooms available for meetings, theater performances, sporting events, banquets, weddings, conferences and conventions at very reasonable rates for up to 900 guests. Catering options available. Call (509) 332-8081 or visit gladishcommunity.org

Gritman Medical Center Conference Room

Located in downtown Moscow, provides a great location to tour downtown during break time. This is a perfect venue for small gatherings, art displays or meetings. Contact (208) 882-4511 or visit gritman.org

Hilltop InnLocated in Pullman can

accommodate up to 100 people in many different styles with several themes. It adjoins a full service restaurant and lounge with full catering services available. Call (509) 332-0928 for details or visit hotelonthehill.com

Holiday Inn ExpressNewly remodeled, located

in Pullman, has several rooms available with seating from 30-80 including full service catering options and state of the art equipment. An

outdoor patio is also available for meeting groups during the spring and summer months. Call (509) 334-4437 or visit hiexpress.com/pullmanwa

LaQuinta InnLocated in Moscow can

host groups of 100 in 2 conferencing rooms and offers 76 sleeping rooms, a pool and close proximity to restaurants. Limited audio/visual equipment, kitchen facilities, can accommodate your caterer or theirs. Call (208) 883-5365 or visit lq.com

Latah County Fairgrounds

Located on the east side of Moscow, provides excellent space for medium to large size events. Plenty of parking and a commercial kitchen are available. For more information contact (208) 883-5722.

Merry CellarsA boutique winery in

Pullman that offers a relaxed yet elegant setting surrounded by wheat fields and beautiful vistas. Host a meal for 75 in the barrel room or mingle on the outdoor patio. Kitchen facilities available. They can work with all local caterers. Call (509) 338-4699 or visit merrycellars.com

The Palouse InnLocated in Moscow, offers

conference facilities for smaller groups of up to 30 with 109 guest rooms available in the heart of Moscow, ID. Call (208) 882-5511 or visit palouseinn.com.

Quality InnLocated in Pullman offers

a full kitchen and free use of conference technology to groups using their meeting rooms that hold 30-150 guests. Call (509) 332-0500 or visit choicehotels.com

Red Barn FarmsLocated in Colton,

Washington, it offers a unique farm setting for concerts, weddings and other events. Can seat 230 banquet and 450

theater, has breakout rooms. Can accommodate your caterer. Call (509) 995-6335 or visit red-barn-farms.com

Schierman’s Clubhouse & Event Center

Located on the edge of Moscow, provides a beautiful country venue for many events. Schierman’s offers a private setting, plenty of parking, large patio for outdoor dining, spacious yard and a prep kitchen. Smaller meeting rooms are also available. Contact (208) 882-4500 or visit schiermans.com

SEL Event CenterLocated in northwest

Pullman near Washington State University, the SEL Event Center hosts groups of 10-500 or more. This facility features Faraday Hall, a 7,100 square foot room loaded with state of the art technology, plus a spacious lobby and additional conference rooms. The hall opens to an outdoor garden area perfect for weddings and receptions. Call (509) 334-5050 or visit seleventcenter.com

Wawawai Canyon Winery

Located between Moscow and Pullman has a tasting room and event facility that is ideal for corporate meetings or private events. Can accommodate 75 in winter, larger groups if weather permits. Call (509) 338-4916 or visit wawawaicanyon.com

Whitman Senior Living Community

Has 3 meeting rooms perfect for day to early evening events including a 1950s diner themed Coca Cola Room complete with dinette. Can accommodate from 12 – 30 people depending on which room. Catering done on site from a fabulous chef. Call (509) 332-2629 or visit whitmanslc.com

For more information, call 1-800-380-1801 (Moscow) or 1-800-365-6948 (Pullman) or visit moscowchamber.com or pullmanchamber.com.

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Banquet/ Breakout/ Location Theatre Guest Rooms1912 Center ............................120/150 ............ Yes/No 412 E. Third St. Moscow • 1912center.org • (208) 669-2249

American Legion ...................120/140 .............No/No 317 S. Howard St. Moscow • (208) 882-1246

Banyan’s on the Ridge ................... 250 ............ Yes/No 1040 NE Indiana, Pullman • banyansontheridge.com • (509) 334-4528

Beasley Performing Arts Center .......................500/12,500 ............Yes/Yes 1500 NE Fairway Dr. Pullman • (509) 335-3525

Best Western Plus University Inn ........................500/700 ............Yes/Yes 1516 Pullman Rd. Moscow • uinnmoscow.com • (208) 882-0550

Dahmen Barn ............................54/85 ............ Yes/No 419 N Park Way, Uniontown, WA • artisanbarn.org • (509) 229-3414

Eastside Marketplace ...........600/1000 ............ Yes/No 1420 S Blaine St. Moscow • eastsidemarketplace.com • (208) 882-1533

Elks Lodge .............................125/200 ............ Yes/No 3080 Hwy 8 Moscow • elks249.com • (208) 882-2577

Gladish Community & Cultural Center ..................200/900 ............ Yes/No 115 NW State St. Pullman • gladishcommunity.org • (509) 332-8081

Gritman Medical Center Conference Room ......................50/75 .............No/No 700 S Main St. Moscow • gritman.org • (208) 882-4511

Hilltop Inn ...............................72/100 ............Yes/Yes 928 NW Olsen, Pullman • hotelonthehill.com • (509) 332-0928

Holiday Inn Express ..................64/80 ............ No/Yes SE 1190 Bishop Blvd, Pullman • hiexpress.com • (509) 334-3467

Latah County Fairgrounds ....400/500 .............No/No Moscow • (208) 883-5722

LaQuinta Inn ...........................72/100 ............ No/Yes 185 Warbonnet Dr. Moscow • lq.com • (208) 882-5367

Merry Cellars ...........................75/125 ............ Yes/No 1300 NE Henley Ct, Pullman • merrycellars.com • (509) 338-4699

Palouse Inn ..................................... 30 ............ No/Yes 101 Baker St, Moscow • palouseinn.com • (208) 882-5511

Quality Inn Paradise Creek ...120/150 ............Yes/Yes 1400 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman • choicehotels.com • (509) 332-0500

Red Barn Farms .....................230/450 ............ Yes/No 501 Wawawai Rd. Colton,WA • red-barn-farms.com • (509) 995-6335

Schierman’s Clubhouse & Event Center.......................150/280 .............No/No Moscow • schiermans.com • (208) 882-4500

SEL Event Center ...................500/820 ............ Yes/No 1825 Schweitzer Dr. Pullman • seleventcenter.com • (509) 334-5050

UI Kibbie Dome ...................... 17,500 .............No/No South Rayburn St. Moscow, uidaho.edu, (208) 885-6956

University of Idaho .....Call for details ............ Yes/No Moscow • sub.uidaho.edu/rooms • (208) 885-6956

WSU Cub Ballroom .................... 1200 ............ Yes/No 1500 NE Terrell Mall, Pullman • (509) 335-9444

Wawawai Canyon Winery .............. 75 ............ Yes/No 5602 State Rt. 270, Pullman • wawawaicanyon.com • (509) 338-4916

Whitman Senior Living .............12/30 ............ Yes/No 1285 SW Center St. Pullman • whitmanslc.com • (509) 332-2629

CateringBanyan’s on the Ridge ............................. (509) 335-8474Basilios Italian Café ............................... (509) 334-7663BellaRoo Cakes ...................................... (208) 310-1557The Black Cypress .................................. (509) 334-5800Best Western Catering .............. (208) 882-0550 ext. 301The Breakfast Club ................................. (208) 882-6481CD’s Smoke Pit & Catering .................. (208) 882-2656CUB Catering ......................................... (509) 335-3570Dissmore’s ............................................... (509) 332-2918Dupus Boomers ...................................... (509) 332-1252Fireside Grille ........................................ (509) 334-3663Gladish Commercial Kitchen ................ (509) 595-5150Golden Teriyaki ...................................... (509) 332-1018Happy Day Catering .............................. (208) 743-0179Heros n Sports ........................................ (509) 334-5423Hilltop Restaurant ................................. (509) 334-2555LocoGrinz .............................................. (208) 883-4463

Memorable Events ................................. (509) 648-3885Moscow Bagel & Deli ............................ (208) 882-5242Moscow Food Co-op .............................. (208) 882-8537New Garden Restaurant ......................... (509) 332-0728Patty’s Kitchen ........................................ (208) 883-3984Porky’s Pit BBQ ..................................... (509) 334-6983Qdoba Mexican Grill ............................. (208) 892-8569Quizno’s .................................................. (509) 332-6800Rosauer’s ................................................. (208) 882-5579Sage Baking ............................................ (509) 229-3716Smokey Mountain Pizzeria Grill ........... (208) 892-8000Subway Pullman ..................................... (509) 332-5906Subway Moscow ..................................... (208) 883-3841Sunshine Cakes ...................................... (208) 882-1574Swilly’s .................................................... (509) 334-3395Taco Del Mar .......................................... (509) 334-7822UI Campus Dining Catering Services ... (208) 310-9587Wheatberries Bake Shop ....................... (208) 882-4618Wingers .................................................. (208) 882-9797

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Visit our NeighborsWhitman CountyColfax, Washington

Colfax, Washington is located in the southeastern portion of the state in an area referred to as the “Palouse.” Rolling hills, rich farmland, and tall pines are characteristic of the Palouse region. Colfax is in the heart of this country.

As the county seat, Colfax is proud of its local businesses, city hall, fire and

police departments, a newly remodeled critical access hospital, local newspaper, and its county courthouse. Almost 3,000 residents enjoy working, playing and raising their families in a community that is alive with small town friendliness.

The school system in Colfax offers students a quality education and many opportunities for athletic competition. Young people receive a high degree of recognition for their academic accomplishments from a community that really appreciates their efforts.

The Colfax Library offers free wi-fi Internet, public computing, educational programs, and very best in books, music and movies. The newly renovated interior features a towering Banyan tree that anchors Hayden’s corner—a rain forest themed children’s area.

Senior citizens have been drawn to the small community because of its comfortable retirement facilities. Colfax offers a wide range of social programs, home delivery needs, transportation, household help and excellent health services.

For the outdoor enthusiast, activities are plentiful in and around Colfax! A beautiful 9-hole golf course, situated along the Palouse River, is open to the public seven days a week. Colfax has four parks for residents and visitors to enjoy a picnic or just relax and unwind.

Schmuck Park is the largest with a covered shelter, cooking units, playground equipment, swimming pool, tennis courts & skateboard park.

Colfax was named in honor of Schuyler Colfax, who was vice president during President U.S. Grant’s first administration (1869-73). James A. Perkins was cofounder and first permanent resident of Colfax. Shortly after his arrival in 1870, he began building a log cabin in which the first Republican convention in the county was held in 1872.

By 1884, the Perkins family built a beautiful Victorian style home that still stands today and is an important historical landmark. The Whitman County Historical Society has refurbished the turn-of-the-century mansion which is open Thursday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m., Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Call the Colfax Chamber of Commerce at (509) 397-3712 for further information. On the last Sunday in June each year, an old-fashioned ice cream social is held on the lawn of the Perkins House. You can find the house by turning west off of Main onto Last Street, then right onto Perkins Ave.

Each year on the first weekend of October, the Colfax Chamber sponsors the Autumn Harvest Hullabaloo. This juried event includes artisans, antique appraisers, live bands,

photo courtesy of Rod SchwartzRiver Walk

photo courtesy of Pullman Chamber of CommerceThe Codger Pole in Colfax, WA

photo courtesy of Colfax Chamber of CommercePerkin’s House in Colfax, WA

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a beer garden, food court, kids activities and much more.

On the first Thursday in December at 6 p.m. on Mill St. the Chamber puts on a lighted Christmas Parade with local businesses and churches participating. The grand finale includes the arrival of Santa plus a fireworks display.

Colton, WashingtonThe Colton story began

in 1879 when L. J. Wolford, Roy Woodworth and Dr. Cole, being dissatisfied with the proprietor of Uniontown, decided to found a town of their own. They acquired the property from Gregory Koshier and the town was platted that year. The name came from the first three letters of Dr. Cole’s last name and the last three letters of Mr. Wolford’s son, Clinton. That same year the Steptoe Canyon road was built. The main road at that time was from Pullman through Johnson which made the Steptoe Canyon road the best route to the river grain terminals through Colton insuring early success of local businesses. The present highway (SR195) was completed in the early ‘30s. In

1881 the city government was formed with a mayor, three councilmen and a town marshal In 1888 the Northern Pacific completed the rail line from Pullman to Genesee through Colton with two round trips a day, one passenger and one freight. The first Catholic church was built in 1891 across from where the city shop is now. The present church was built in 1905.

Garfield, WashingtonSituated in the Palouse Hills

region, surrounded by awe-inspiring scenery and golden wheat fields, Garfield presents an idyllic quality which is a refreshing change from the fast paced hustle and bustle of this modern world.

A more attractive and friendly town would be hard to find. Although small with a population of roughly 600, the town is well equipped to serve the need of its residents. Garfield’s local businesses and establishments include a bed and breakfast, tavern and grill, u-pick apple orchard, post office, bank, attorney, accounting office, cabinet

manufacturer, medical clinic, beauty shop, barber, a building contractor, meat market and landscape service. The town boasts an excellent swimming pool and park.

Popular events each year include the town’s May Day celebration the 3rd Saturday in May, Apple Orchard U-Pick Harvest in September and October, and the annual Christmas festivities in December. Other special attractions include a well-stocked juvenile fish pond just a few beautiful miles from town, and a photographer’s dream tour of our surrounding sculptured landscape.

photo courtesy of Tracy PaineA storm over Garfield, WA

photo courtesy of Vicki McLeodHot Rods in Palouse, WA

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Palouse, WashingtonPalouse Washington, just 15

minutes north of the Moscow/Pullman area, is the heartbeat of the Palouse with a thriving art community, charming antique and gift shops, and diverse and unique dining opportunities.

Photographers from around the world flock to Palouse to capture its one of a kind landscapes and beauty. From Palouse’s historic downtown to nearby Kamiak Butte County Park, photographic opportunities are endless in and around Palouse.

History buffs and those that would like to learn more about the Palouse can visit the Roy M. Chatters Newspaper and Printing Museum on Saturdays. The museum has archived the largest known collection of Whitman County area newspapers and the printing equipment once used to print newspapers and other printed materials. The museum also houses a great deal of Palouse’s local history in photos and artifacts.

Palouse also has one of the oldest and most beautiful city parks in the area with covered

picnic structures, play areas, and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool.

Plan your stay at Palouse’s RV Park or just a day of fun in the heart of the Palouse at: VisitPalouse.com.

Uniontown, Washington

German immigrants crossed from Minnesota to the Palouse in the 1870s and settled where Uniontown is today. In the 1880s and 1890s more German families continued to come from Minnesota and Illinois. Uniontown became a bustling commercial, manufacturing, social and farming center served by a railroad and a highway.

Early settlers built a wood frame Catholic Church, and replaced it in 1905 with a new brick structure that stands today in its original splendor. St. Boniface Church, the first consecrated Catholic Church in the state of Washington, houses the original five altars, statues, stained glass windows, stenciled painted décor and oil painted Stations of the Cross.

Thanks to volunteers, Uniontown is known on the Palouse for its ability to

get a job done. In the 1990s Memorial Park was resurrected, with the addition of modern amenities, using a small amount of grant money and thousands of volunteer hours. Volunteers also spearheaded saving the former dilapidated Palm Building, formerly a brewery and opera house, for use by the Sage Baking Company. When the Dahmen barn was donated to the community in 2004, again volunteers rolled up their sleeves to do the initial clean-up and demolition. Over 5000 donated hours were logged on the transformation of the building into the state-of-the-art artisan center it is today.

Today Uniontown is the south gateway to the Palouse Scenic Byway and offers some unique experiences for those who stop.

More history, details about businesses, services and events may be found at uniontown.us.

Things to see and do

Visit Artisans at the Dahmen Barn

This must-see landmark is located behind a famous fence of more than 1000 iron wheels. The state-of-the-art

facility has been transformed by the community from a former dairy barn. Artisans at the Dahmen Barn is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that cultivates creativity on the Palouse by providing studio space for artists to work in and sell their creations, a place for local artists and fine craftspeople to sell their work on consignment, a venue for local performing and exhibiting artists, and creative experiences for children and adults through classes and workshops. Attractions also include The Shop at the Barn, a gift shop featuring art, fine crafts and products from the Palouse and a monthly art exhibition. Four big events are held each year: A demonstration day in April, a summer tea, a fall festival in September and a Holiday Gala with gifts galore in December. There are also numerous visual and performing arts events each month.

The facility is fully handicap accessible and has no daily admission fee. Open Thursday through Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm, with early closure at 4 pm January and February.

photo courtesy of K-J Historical SocietyBethany Church in Kendrick, ID

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Explore several antique shops:• Community Marketplace

Antique Mall• Green Cottage Antiques• Littlefield Antiques• Miss Maggie’s• Splendid Old StuffEnjoy lunch at the Sage Baking Company and the Uniontown Deli Enjoy fabulous sundaes at the Green Parrot Ice Cream ParlorRest in comfort at The Churchyard InnSavor the grace of St. Boniface Catholic Church, first consecrated Catholic Church in the State of Washington, in its original splendor (tours are available)Relax in either of two parks• Holzer Park has picnic

tables, restrooms and children’s play equipment.

• Memorial Park has a jogging track, a covered picnic shelter, softball/soccer field, restrooms and children’s play equipment.

Enjoy the annual Sausage Feed the 1st Sunday each March; since 1952Experience the annual Flea Market and community-wide yard sales the 3rd Saturday in August

Located on highway 195 in Uniontown, just 16 miles south of

Pullman and 16 miles southwest of Moscow.

Latah CountyKendrick, Idaho

Thomas Kirby founded Kendrick in 1889. He named it Latah and became its first postmaster. In order to assure the Northern Pacific Railroad's building to the town, Kirby gave it a deed to half the town site. In 1891 it was renamed for James Kendrick, Northern Pacific's chief engineer at the time. Situated in the midst of fertile country suited to growing both fruit and grains, with water power available from the Potlatch River, a timber supply not far distant, and mining activity developing in the Ruby Creek and Boulder Creek districts, Kendrick quickly developed as a trading center. In the early 1890s the town had a flour mill, lumber mill, and an electric power plant.

Kendrick’s rich history can still be enjoyed today. Visitors can admire many of the historic 1904 buildings on main street, tour the Bethany and Leland Churches, pull over to investigate the basalt columns that many university students travel to see, go for a swim at the local pool on a hot summer day, or shop at one of the many antique shops downtown. Visitors can also stroll or bike the Ed Corkill Trial that connects Kendrick and Juliaetta, with historical

markers of railroad history. Kendrick also welcomes visitors from all over the country to their annual Locust Blossom Festival, which is held the last Saturday of May.

Places you must see!

Bethany Church and Cemetery

Contact Kathy Jones for tours (208) 289-3943Leland Church

Contact Jim Soyk for tours (208) 289-2400Basalt Lava Columns

Geological site located just east of Kendrick on Hwy 3.State Bank Building

Located on Main Street, now houses Latah Federal Credit Union.Fraternal Temple Building

Located at 614 E. Main St.Main Street Kendrick

Hostoric 1904 buildingsLocust Blossom Inn

“Small town charm with big town comfort,” at 704 East Main St., (208) 289-2576Once LaHatt Jewelry Store and Lewis Jewelers Horse Watering Trough on Main Street

Portions of this text excerpted from users.moscow.com/lchs/history.html

Juliaetta, IdahoIn 1878 Rupert Schupfer

homesteaded the land where Juliaetta is located. For a short time the town was known as Schupfer or Schupferville. When the post office was established in 1882, the first postmaster, Charles Snyder, renamed the town after his two daughters, Julia and Etta. In the 1890s a tramway was installed and warehouses erected for the grain raised on the ridges above Juliaetta. It was powered by a steam engine and consisted of a track on which sled-like cars operated. Eventually seven wagon roads led to Juliaetta, with lumber, grain, and fruit as the area's principal products. In the late 1890s and early 1900s, Juliaetta was quite a promising town with a flour mill, sawmill,

lumber yard, grain warehouses, two general merchandise stores, a drug store, meat market, shoe store, millinery shops, blacksmith shops, three hotels, and a weekly newspaper.

Visitors of Juliaetta love to stop by the historical Bank of Juliaetta, now known as “First Bank of Pizza” and admire the original ceiling and safe, while enjoying homemade pizza for the entire family. Visitors are always welcome to tour the privately owned Castle Museum, which was constructed by Abraham A. Adams in the early 1900s. This house, located at 191 State Street, was built of concrete blocks with partitions of concrete 12 inches thick. Adams hoped that one day airplanes would be able to land on the house’s flat roof, and today, the museum’s rooms are filled with a collection of antiques and artifacts relating to local and Pacific Northwest history. Visitors can also venture up the hill to Colter’s Creek Winery, contact (208) 874-3933 to set up an appointment.

Places you must see!

Castle MuseumContact Justin Cope for

tours (208) 276-7174Juliaetta Centenniel Ball Park

Site of state baseball tourneysJuliaetta-Kendrick Bike and Walking TrailJuliaetta Community Church

Contact Larry Haylett for tours (208) 276-4510

Portions of this text excerpted from users.moscow.com/lchs/history.html

Potlatch, IdahoIn 1903 the Potlatch

Lumber Company, organized by the Weyerhauser interests, purchased the mill and timber lands of the Palouse River Lumber Company. Instead of building a major mill at Palouse, as local people expected, the company built a new mill, a company town, and a railroad. In 1905 construction

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began on what was then the largest white pine sawmill in the world. Potlatch built homes, commercial buildings, schools, churches, a post office, and an opera house. Nothing was privately owned until 1952 when the company sold the town, giving residents first option to buy their houses. It donated the library, fire hall and truck, church lots, and other public facilities to the town. The mill operated until 1981 and was dismantled in 1983.

The spectacular scenery surrounding Potlatch consists of deep pine forests and grassy meadows, clear rivers and babbling mountain streams, providing year-round recreational opportunities. Potlatch provides excellent accommodations for hunting, fishing, camping, and other recreational activities. Contact the City of Potlatch at (208) 875-0708 for more information.

Portions of this text excerpted from http://users.moscow.com/lchs/history.html and potlatch-id.com

Bovill, Idaho Francis Warren settled the

area of the present town of Bovill about 1890. He built a log home at what is now the center of Bovill, and the

vicinity came to be known as Warren Meadows. In 1899 an English Lord, Hugh Bovill, visited the area and in 1901 purchased the land. He soon returned with his wife, Lady Charlotte, and two daughters, Gwendolyn and Dorothy. In a few years the Bovills had built a hotel for the accommodation of sportsmen wishing to enjoy the area's superb hunting and fishing. In 1907 he established a store to serve the homesteaders and was appointed postmaster. The extensive logging of the white pine by the Potlatch Lumber Company and the rowdy logging camps and loggers ruined Bovill's paradise. He and his family left the area in 1911.

While lumber is still the primary industry, Bovill is nestled in a beautiful mountain

meadow, with opportunities for great camping, hunting & fishing available in all directions. Moose Creek Reservoir is a locate favorite, offering a peacefully location for camping, fishing and recreation for the entire family.

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Deary, IdahoThis area was settled in the

1880s and 1890s predominately by Scandinavians from the Midwest. In 1905 Potlatch Lumber Company engineers decided to locate a station of the Washington, Idaho & Montana Railway on this site. The town was named for William Deary, the company's general manager, who secured the claims and set up the Deary Townsite Company to sell land

after it had been cleared of timber. When sale of lots began in 1907, Deary grew quickly, with lumbering and farming the chief occupations. After the 1920s, with dwindling activity of the lumber industry in this vicinity and the paving of roads to Moscow, Deary settled into its present role as an outlying agricultural community.

Deary is located at the junction of Highways 8 and 3. Agriculture and timber have been the mainstays for the community since its inception. The mountain north of town that rises a thousand feet above its surroundings, is known at Potato Hill (elev. 4,017). It is a volcanic vent of undetermined age. Early residents called it Spud Hill, but the Enterprise always referred to it as Mount Deary. Two forested reservoirs

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are nearby and offer camping, hunting, fishing, and hiking.

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Onaway, IdahoNestled in the rolling hills of

the Palouse, Onaway is a fun small town to make a stop in! The name sources from the mill works at Potlatch who would stop at the bars after work. When a wife called and asked where her husband was she would be told he was "Onaway" home. When taking a driving tour of the area, make sure and check out this town!

Troy, IdahoTroy was originally known

as Huff's Gulch. In 1890 John P. Vollmer was instrumental in extending the Spokane & Palouse Railway (later the Northern Pacific) to Huff's Gulch from Moscow as a start toward completion of its line to Lewiston. After establishing a general merchandise store and a large livery stable, he had the town renamed after himself. It was incorporated as Vollmer in 1892. As a businessman Vollmer was very successful, amassing large land holdings and great wealth. But in 1897 the citizens rebelled against having their village named after a man who owned more than 32,000 acres of land, much of it gained by foreclosing on bank loans to farmers. A Greek

railroad worker suggested "Troy," the name of "the most illustrious city in the world" and backed it with an offer of a drink of whiskey for everyone who would vote to change the name. "Troy" received 29 votes; "Vollmer", 9. In the early 1900s, Troy had a bank, a flour mill, a general store, two meat markets, three saloons, several sawmills, one dentist, and a weekly newspaper.

Today the community of Troy is a fun place for visitors to make a pit stop and check out some of the local shops downtown, take a picnic to the park, or enjoy the Latah Trail that connects Troy to Moscow. The community of Troy also has fun family events throughout the year, visit troyidaho.net for more information.

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Genesee, IdahoOriginally Genesee was a

village that grew up about a mile east of the present town beginning in 1872. When in 1888 the Spokane & Palouse Railway was extended to Genesee, the owner of the townsite, Jacob Rosenstein, asked what was considered an exorbitant price for right-of-way and grounds. As a consequence the railway built its terminus a mile west of the village, and the original town was forced to move to the present location. After the village moved, Genesee experienced a period of rapid growth. In the heart of some of the most productive farming land in the county, it became

a trade and supply center for a fairly large area. By the time the railroad tracks reached Lewiston in 1898, Genesee had been the end of the line for ten years and was an important shipping point to which cattle and hogs were driven from as far away as Cottonwood and Grangeville. Hay and grain warehouses sprang up alongside the tracks, and business boomed on the main street. In the early 1900s fruit was an important product, and apples were shipped out by the carload.

Visitors to Genesee can enjoy the historic buildings downtown, take a country drive to admire the beautiful rolling hills of wheat, barley, garbanzo beans, peas and lentils, or shop at the local antique store. Another great adventure is to visit the National Historic Site, White Springs Ranch. Take a trip back in time and see the circa 1876 log cabin and the 1884-1904 farm home. Call (208) 416-1006 for more information. Genesee Community Day, the first Saturday of June, draws visitors from all over. A great day for families to enjoy the car show, basketball tournament, quilt show, or warm up your running shoes for the Cow Creek Run. For more information visit geneseecivicassoc.org.

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February 13) PEO VariEty ShOw

Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com22-25) LiOnEL hamPtOn Jazz FEStiVaL University of IdahoMoscow, IDjazz.uidaho.edu

March4) SauSagE FEEd

Uniontown, WAuniontown.us16-17) PaLOuSE EmPirE hOmE & gardEn ExPO Beasley Coliseum Pullman, WA palouseexpo.com 30) VandaL Friday

University of IdahoMoscow, IDuidaho.edu/vandalfriday

April 4) EaStEr Egg hunt

Palouse, WA13-15) wSu mOm’S wEEkEnd

(Arts & Crafts Fair)Pullman, WAmomsweekend.wsu.edu13) VandaL Friday

University of Idaho Moscow, ID uidaho.edu/vandalfriday14-15) QuiLt ShOw

Latah County FairgroundsMoscow, IDpalousepatchers.org

14) PaLOuSE dOwntOwn OPEn hOuSE

Palouse, WAvisitpalouse.com20–21) PaLOuSE EmPirE PLOwing BEE

Colfax FairgroundsColfax, WAvisitcolfax.com20–22) u OF i mOm’S wEEkEnd University of Idaho Moscow, ID uidaho.edu/momsweekendaPriL 21) FamiLy Fair 2012, LincOLn middLE School, Pullman (509) 335-762521) hEmPFESt East City Park Moscow, ID tyedye-everything.com28) wSu PrEViEw FOr JuniOrS Pullman, WA admission.wsu.edu/visits/juniors

MayPuLLman FarmErS markEt (runs through October) Wednesdays in Pullman pullmanchamber.com mOScOw FarmErS markEt (runs every Saturday through October) Historic Downtown Moscow, ID (208) 883-7036

5–6) rEnaiSSancE Fair East City Park Moscow, ID moscowrenfair.org4) wSu cOmmEncEmEnt

Pullman, WA10) nEw Saint andrEwS cOLLEgE cOmmEncEmEnt Moscow, ID nsa.edu 12) uniVErSity OF idahO cOmmEncEmEnt Kibbie Dome Moscow, ID uidaho.edu19) garFiELd may day Garfield, WA (509) 635-160426) LOcuS BLOSSOm FEStiVaL Kendrick, ID kendrick-juliaetta.org

JuneEntErtainmEnt in thE Park (runs through July every Thursday) 6:00 – 7:00 pm East City Park Moscow, ID moscow-arts.org2) gEnESEE cOmmunity day Genesee, ID geneseecivicassoc.org2) rOSaLia BattLE dayS Rosalia, WA (509) 523-5991

2) SPring BBQ & hOtrOd gathEring Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com15–17) SLiPPEry guLch dayS Tekoa, WA tekoawa.com15) mOScOw artwaLk Historic Downtown Moscow, ID moscow.id.us/art/artwalk.aspx16) FarmEr’S FEStiVaL LaCrosse, WA (509) 549-333024) PErkinS hOuSE icE crEam SOciaL Colfax, WA public.wsu.edu/~sarek/wchs.html

July SummEr cOncErt SEriES (every Thursday night), Red Barn Farms Colton, WA red-barn-farms.comFrEE cOncErtS in thE Park (Wednesdays through August) Pullman, WA JuBiLEE dayS Colton, WA 1) FirEwOrkS in thE mOuntainS Elk River, ID elkriverlodge.net4) 4th OF JuLy cELEBratiOn Pullman, WA pullmanchamber.com

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4) 4th OF JuLy ParadE Johnson, WA 4) 4th OF JuLy ParadE Albion, WA 8) PaLOuSE icE crEam SOciaL Palouse, WA palousecommunity center.org14) trOy dayS “Old Timers Day” Downtown Troy, ID troyidaho.net18–21) art waLk Pullman, WA, 19–22) rEndEzVOuS in thE Park East City Park Moscow, ID moscowmusic.com21) POtLatch dayS Downtown Potlatch, ID (208) 875-070828) BLuEgraSS FEStiVaL & Pig rOaSt Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com29) Latah cOunty hiStOricaL icE crEam SOciaL 1:00 – 4:00 pm McConnell Mansion Moscow, ID (208) 882-1004

August 4) PaLOuSE cOmmunity yard SaLE Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com10–12) ELk riVEr dayS Elk River, ID elkriverlodge.net

17–18) natiOnaL LEntiL FEStiVaL Pullman, WA lentilfest.com18) annuaL FLEa markEt and yard SaLE Uniontown, WA (509) 229-3500

SeptemberFirSt dOwn FridayS (before every WSU home football game) Pullman, WAan OLd FanSiOnEd Sunday at dahmEn Barn Uniontown, WA artisanbarn.org3) PaLOuSE EmPirE thrEShing BEE Colfax Fairground, WA visitcolfax.com6 – 9) PaLOuSE EmPirE Fair Colfax, WA palouseempirefair.org8) BLackBErry FEStiVaL Juliaetta, ID kendrick-juliaetta.org13 – 16) Latah cOunty Fair Latah County Fairgrounds Moscow, ID latah.id.us/fair13 – 16) LumBErJack dayS Orofino, ID orofinolumber jackdays.org15) PaLOuSE dayS Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com

Octoberautumn harVESt huLLaBaLOO Colfax, WA colfaxhulla.com 12–14) adPi cEntEnniaL Pullman, WA [email protected]–14) rEd Barn FarmS FaLL FEStiVaL (Pumpkin Patch & Antiques Show) Colton, WA red-barn-farms.com19–20, 26-27, 31) hauntEd PaLOuSE Palouse, WA21) OctOBErFESt Uniontown, WA (509) 229-3835 27) wSu dad’S wEEkEnd Pullman, WA footballweekends. wsu.edu

November 10) hOLiday OPEn hOuSE Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com11) Latah cOunty hiStOricaL SOciEty harVESt dinnEr 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Moscow Junior High School Field House Moscow, ID (208) 882-100416) chOcOLatE dEcadEncE Pullman, WA pullmanchamber.com

December 1) hOLiday FESt Pullman, WA pullmanchamber.com1) hOLiday gaLa Uniontown, WA artisanbarn.org1) aPPaLOOSa muSEum hOLiday OPEn hOuSE 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Appaloosa Horse Museum Moscow, ID appaloosamuseum.org1) antiQuE/ rOundtaBLE SaLE Palouse, WA visitpalouse.com2) LightEd chriStmaS ParadE Garfield, WA (509) 635-16045) Light uP thE night ParadE 7:00 pm Historic Downtown Moscow, ID (208) 883-70896) LightEd chriStmaS ParadE & FirEwOrkS Colfax, WA visitcolfax.com8) chriStmaS ParadE & FirEwOrkS Downtown Potlatch, ID (208) 875-07088) Latah cOunty hiStOricaL SOciEty VictOrian chriStmaS 1:00 – 4:00 pm McConnell Mansion Moscow, ID (208) 882-1004

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Alzheimer’s CareBishop Place - Memory Care Villas

Pullman, WA (509) 334-9488 www.lifestylellc.com

Good Samaritan Society

Moscow Village640 N Eisenhower St.Moscow, ID(208) 882-6560

Apartment RentalsGood Samaritan Society

640 N Eisenhower St. Moscow, ID(208) 882-6560

Artisan CenterArtisans at the Dahmen Barn

Uniontown, WA(509) 229-3414www.artisanbarn.org

Arts, EntertainmentPalouse Choral Society

www.palousechoralsociety.org(509) 597-8917

Entertainment in the Park

Free live music in East City ParkEvery Thursday in June, 6-8pm

Assisted LivingBishop Place

Pullman, WA(509) 334-9488 www.lifestylellc.com

Clark House Assisted Living

1401 N. Polk St., Moscow, IDCall us today! (208) 882-3438

Good Samaritan Society

Moscow Village640 N Eisenhower St.Moscow, ID(208) 882-6560

Auto PartsSt. John Hardware

202 West A Street, Moscow, ID(208) 882-7501

Auto SalesRogers Toyota-Scion

2203 16th Ave.Lewiston, ID(208) 743-5577

BatteriesLes Schwab Tire Center

160 SE Bishop BlvdPullman WA(509) 334–1835

1421 White AveMoscow ID(208) 882–3538

214 W Walla Walla HwyColfax WA(509) 397–4678

BooksMain Street Books

107 S. Main St., Colfax, WA(509) 397-3334

Carpet CleaningSuperior Floors

625 West A. St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-1919

Carpet SalesSuperior Floors

625 West A. St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-1919

Cell Service / ProvidersInland Cellular

672 W. Pullman Rd.Moscow, ID(208) 882-4994www.inlandcellular.com

Chambers of CommerceColfax Chamber of Commerce

109 E Wall St., Colfax, WA(509) 397-3712

Moscow Chamber of Commerce

411 S Main, Moscow, ID(208) 882-1800Toll Free: (800) 380-1801

Palouse Chamber of Commerce

(509) 878-1811Palouse, WA

Pullman Chamber of Commerce

415 N Grand Ave., Pullman, WA(509) 334-3565Toll Free: (800) 365-6948

Troy Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 595, 421 Main, Troy, ID(509) 835-2041

ChurchesFirst Presbyterian Church

405 S Van Buren, Moscow, ID(208) 882-4122 fpcmoscow.org

CitiesCity of Moscow

(208) 883-7000206 E Third St., Moscow, IDwww.ci.moscos.id.usAdministration (208) 883-7000Arts Commission (208) 883-7036Community Development (208) 883-7022Emergency 911Fire Department Business(208) 882-2831Parks & Recreation(208) 883-7085Police Department Business(208) 882-COPSPublic Works (208) 883-7034Utility Billing (208) 883-7043

Employment ServicesExpress Employment Pros

Consulting & Staffing411 S. Main Ste 5A, Moscow, ID(208) 883-0932www.expresspros.com

EngineeringSchweitzer Engineering Laboratories

2350 NE Hopkins Ct., Pullman, WA(509) 332-1890

Green Cottage Antiques in Uniontown, WA

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EventsNational Lentil Festival

August 17 – 18, 2012www.lentilfest.com

Event Centers1912 Center

412 E. Third St., Moscow, ID(208) 669-2249www.1912Center.org

BellTower Concert House, Event Venue

125 SE Spring St. in Pullmanbelltowerpullman.com(509) 334-3182

Schweitzer Event Center

1825 Schweitzer Dr., Pullman, WA(509) 334-5050

Gas StationSunset Mart

1455 SE Bishop Blvd., Pullman ,WA(208) 882-3021

GlassMoscow Glass and Awning

For all your auto, residential and commercial glass needs1018 S. Jefferson, Moscow, ID(208) 883-1850www.moscowglassandawning.com

Golf CoursePalouse Ridge Golf Club

1260 Palouse Ridge Drive Pullman, WA(509) 335–4342

GroceryDissmore’s IGA

1205 N. Grand Ave., Pullman, WA(509) 332-2918

HospitalsGritman Medical Center

700 S Main, Moscow, ID(208) 882-4511

Pullman Regional Hospital

The region’s premier health care facility835 SE Bishop Blvd., Pullman, WA(509) 332-2541www.pullmanregional.org

HotelsBest Western University Inn

1516 Pullman Rd., Moscow, ID(208) 882-0550

Hilltop Inn and Restaurant

928 NW Olsen, Pullman WA(509) 332-0928

Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites

1190 SE Bishop Blvd., Pullman, WA(509) 334-4437

LaQuinta Inn185 Warbonnet Dr, Moscow, ID(208) 882-5365, 1-800-531-5900

LodgingBrowne Block Guest House

In the heart of downtown Moscow 112 S Main St., Moscow, ID(208) 883-3661 (208)[email protected]

Hazelton House B&B210 NW Olsen St., Pullman, WA(509) 334-0408www.hazeltonhousebb.com

Sixth Street RetreatFully furnished guest apartmentsDaily, weekly, monthly rateswww.sixthstreetretreat.com

Moscow/Pullman Bedfinders

700 Panorama Drive, Moscow, [email protected]

MassageChoir of Angels Massage Center

106 E. 3rd St., Ste 1C, Moscow, ID(208) 413-4773

Medical ProvidersMoscow Medical

213 N. Main St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-7565

Movie TheatersVillage Centre Cinemas

Moscow ID and Pullman, WAwww.eastsidemovies.comwww.pullmanmovies.com

MuseumsAppaloosa Museum

2720 W Pullman Rd,. Moscow, ID(208) 882-5578

Musical InstrumentsAtom Heart Music

255 NE Olsen St., Pullman, WA(509) 332-1113

Office SuppliesStaples

233 Warbonnet Dr., Moscow, ID(208) 882-2811

Office Depot2242 W. Pullman Rd., Moscow, ID(208) 892-3883

OrthodontistsPickard Orthodontics

505 S. Mountain View Rd., Moscow, ID(208) 883-6360

Pickard Orthodontics1240 SE Bishop Blvd., Suite S, Pullman, WA(509) 332-0674

Outdoor RecreationSalmon River Experience

Moscow, ID (800) 892-9223www.salmonriverexperience.com

Pawn ShopsColfax Pawn

212 S. Main St., Colfax, WA(509) 397-3618

Pet CareK-9 Campground

Boarding, Daycare, Training(208) 874-4559K9Campground.com

Pet GroomingPalouse Pets Grooming Salon

705 N Main Street, Moscow(208) 882-8075

Property ManagementDabco Property Management

910 NE Providence Ct., Pullman, WA(509) 334-6266

QuiltingThe Quilted Heart, LLC

134 N. Grand Ave., Pullman, WA(509) 334-7544 or (800) 324-5516Quilting Materials, Yarn & SuppliesArea High School Letter Jackets

Real Estate Information / ServicesBeasley Realty

515 E. Main St., Pullman, WA(509) 332-1511

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson

203 S Main, Moscow, ID(208) 882–0800www.cbtmoscow.com

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Gail Byers Real Estate

110 E Third St., Moscow, ID(208) 882–8070www.gbyers.com

Latah Realty128 E Third St., Moscow, ID(208) 883–1525www.latahrealty.com

Moscow Realty 201 E Third St., Moscow, ID(208) 882–5531www.moscowrealty.com

Palouse Commercial Real Estate

213 S. Main St., Moscow, ID (208) 882–3800102 W Main, Pullman www.palousecommercial.com

RE/MAX Connections of Moscow

325 W Third St. Moscow, ID(866) 740–5111, (208) 883–9700www.homesinmoscow.com

RE/MAX Home and Land

710 SE Bishop Blvd., Pullman, WA(509) 332-4546

Summit Realty125 SE High St., Pullman, WA(509) 332-2255

Team Idaho Real Estate & Team

Washington Real Estate204 S. Main, Moscow, ID(800) 354–5643teamidahorealestate.comteamwashingtonrealestate.com

RecyclingLatah Sanitation Moscow Recycling

401 N. Jackson, Moscow, ID(208) 882-0590www.MoscowRecycling.com

Rehabilitative/Skilled Care CenterGood Samaritan Society

Moscow Village640 N Eisenhower St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-6560

RestaurantApplebees

105 Warbonnet Dr., Moscow, ID(208) 883-4821

Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe

Home of Cougar Cheese and Ferdinand’s Ice Cream.(509) 335-2141 Located on the WSU Campus on Ferdinand’s Lane.Visit our Observation Room to watch students making deliciousdairy products.Order cheese at www.wsu.edu/creamery

Retirement CommunitiesBishop Place

Pullman, WA(509) 334-9488 www.lifestylellc.com

Good Samaritan Society - Moscow

640 N Eisenhower St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-6560

RV StorageWheatland RV Storage

4101 State Rt. 270, Moscow-Pullman Hwy.(509) 334-2200

Science CenterPalouse Discovery Science Center

950 NE Nelson Ct., Pullman, WA(509) 332-6869 palousescience.org

Shoes, New and RepairPeck’s Shoe Clinic

115 E. Third St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-4523

ShoppingEastside Marketplace

1420 S Blaine St., Moscow, ID (208) 882–1533www.eastsidemarketplace.com

Signs & GraphicsCutting Edge Signs & Graphics

www.SignsInMoscow.com(208) 882-6131

Sporting GoodsHyperspud Sports

402 S Main St., Moscow, ID(208) 883-1150

Tri-State, Idaho’s Most Interesting Store

1104 Pullman Road, Moscow, ID(208) 882-4555

StorageWheatland RV Storage

4101 State Rt. 270, Moscow-Pullman Hwy.(509) 334-2200

TheatresPullman Civic Theatre

1220 NW Nye St., Pullman, WA(509) 332-8406www.pullmancivictheatre.org

Regional Theatre of the Palouse

122 N. Grand Ave, Pullman, WAwww.rtoptheatre.org

UI Department of Theatre Arts

Info: (208) 885-6465Tickets: (208) 885-7212www.uitheatre.com

Thrift StoresGoodwill Industries

201 Warbonnet Drive, Moscow, ID(208) 883.4280

TiresLes Schwab Tire Center

160 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman, WA(509) 334–18351421 White Ave, Moscow, ID(208) 882–3538214 W Walla Walla Hwy, Colfax, WA(509) 397–4678

TravelNeely’s Travel

524 S. Main St., Moscow, ID(208) 882-2723www.neelystravel.com

Universities New Saint Andrews College

405 S. Main St., Moscow, IDwww.nsa.edu

UtilitiesAvista Utilities

Toll free: 1-800-227-9187www.avistautilities.com

VeterinariansEvergreen Veterinary Service

384 State Route 27, Pullman, WA(509) 332-4586

Window Repair, Replacement, TintingMr. Windshield

1304 Pullman Rd., Pullman, WA(208) 882-8100www.mrwindshield.com

Wine, RetailMerry Cellars

1300 NE Henley Ct., Pullman, WA(509) 338-4699

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Host of the 2012 Pac-12 ConferenceWomen’s Golf Championships, April 27th-29th

palouseridge.com (509)335-4342

700 S. Main Street, Moscow • www.gritman.org

• 24 hour Emergency / Trauma Center• Adult Day Health• Cancer Resource Center Cardiac / Pulmonary Rehabilitation • Cardiopulmonary Department• Clinical Laboratory• Community Health Education• Critical Care Unit• Family Birth Center• Foundation• Martin Wellness Center• Medical Imaging Services• Medical / Surgical Unit: Pediatric & Adult In-Patient Care• Occupational Health Services• Palouse Dialysis Clinic• Palouse Psychiatry• Rural Health Clinics• Same Day Center & Outpatient Clinics

• Sleep Center• Specialty Outpatient Clinics: Allergies & Asthma, Congenital Heart Disease, Dermatology, Nephrology, Neurosurgery & Spine, Oncology, Pulmonary• Surgical Services• Therapy Solutions: Massage, Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapy• Wellness Programs: Diabetes Care, Clinical Nutrition, Fitness, Weight Management• Women's Imaging Center

(208) 882-4511 700 S. Main Street, Moscow • www.g

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(509) 334-6266*DABCO also features

pet-friendly Birch Hills!

• On-Site Management• Professionally

Maintained• Clean, Quiet, Close to

WSU Campus• Convenient ONLINE

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