Spokane Plains Battlefield marks the land where Whites avenged a humiliating defeat, essentially ending Native resistance to settlement in the 1850s.
Fascinating Gardner Cave is the centerpiece of one of Washington’s most unusual state parks.
Whether your idea of a fun day at the lake is drifting lazily on a raft or fighting a tiger muskie, Curlew Lake has you covered.
The smallest state park is the burial place of one of the state’s most interesting historical figures, Ranald MacDonald.
Two lakes, plenty of fishing, and the first federal reclamation project in Washington. Check out Conconully State Park.