PLACES TO VISIT TO SEE PALOUSE PRAIRIE PLANT COMMUNITIES:

Kamiak Butte County Park
www.whitmancounty.org/ssi.aspx?ssid=81
Located 12 miles north of Pullman, WA and 12.5 miles northeast of Colfax, WA.
See website for more detailed information and driving directions.

Steptoe Butte State Park
www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.asp?selectedpark=Steptoe%20Butte
Located 12 miles north of Colfax, WA. See website for more detailed information and driving directions.

McCroskey State Park
www.visitidaho.org/thingstodo/parks/mccroskey-state-park.aspx
Located 26 miles north of Moscow, ID. See website for more detailed information and driving directions.

Palouse Falls State Park
www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.asp?selectedpark=Palouse%20Falls
Located 23 miles southeast of Washtucna, WA in the southeastern portion of Washington. See website for more detailed information and driving directions.

Fishtrap Lake Recreation Area
www.spraguechamber.org/lakes.htm#fishtrap
Approximately a 30 minute drive from Spokane, WA close to Sprague, WA.
See website for more detailed information.

Dishman Hills Natural Resources Conservation Area, Spokane County WA
www.dhnaa.org/
About 2.5 miles east of the City of Spokane border on Havana Street. The main entrance is at the south end of Sargent Road that turns off Appleway Boulevard.

Camas Prairie driving tour
www.northcentralidaho.info/cgi/TPL05.php?ID=05_999_401
Your journey begins in Grangeville and the hub of the Camas Prairie and travel north on Hwy 95. Drive time 1 hour – Drive miles 40.

Tubbs Hill, Coeur d’Alene ID – Plant community similar to regional prairies
www.thewhistler.com/tubbshill/index.htm
A two mile loop trail located at the south end of the parking lot between McEuen Park and the Coeur d'Alene Resort (3rd and Front Street).


up 		Walk Softly, Visitation Guidelines:

When visiting a natural area, whether on public OR private land, it is essential to follow a few basic guidelines in order to sustain for tomorrow the beauty that brings us there today
  • Clean shoes and pets before and after visiting to avoid transporting weed seeds
  • Ask for permission before entering private land
  • Stay on trails!
  • Pack everything out; being extra careful to remove all trash and food items
  • Do not feed wildlife and birds
  • Seed and wildflowers should be left for other visitors and future generations to enjoy
  • Enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature!
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