Say What Grub Games and Groove Travel Information (Spokane, WA)

Cheney, Washington, and the Palouse Palouse is derived from the French word pelouse, meaning “green lawn,” an appropriate name for one of the most fertile grain-growing regions in the world. The Appaloosa, a breed of horses distinguishe... Cheney, WA

Rivers, Lakes, and Pine Forests around Spokane, Washington Spokane, the largest city in the inland Northwest, is situated along the Spokane River near an ancient Indian campsite, where members of the Spo-kan-ee tribe gathered for centuries to fish at the rive... Spokane, WA

Spokane and Northeastern Washington Campgrounds The part of Washington east of Wenatchee is getting popular both for desert camping and lake sports between Wenatchee and Spokane and for mountain sports up north in the Colville National Forest. Be s... Spokane, WA

Spokane River Loop This 72-mile loop begins in Spokane city traffic, but leaves it to run alongside the Spokane River and Long Lake before passing through rangelands of the Inland Empire. Special attractions: Spokane Ri... Spokane, WA

Spokane, Washington Washington often makes the top ten list of most visited states in the United States. Spokespeople attribute this to the state’s easy blend of cities juxtaposed to wilderness and country settings. Spok... Spokane, WA

Other Activities

• Eastern Washington Campgrounds and Camping Trips
• Eastern Washington Scenic Drives and Road Trips
• Eastern Washington Off the Beaten Path Travel

Spokane River Centennial Trail (Distance: 0.2 mi) Welcome to 37 miles of paved riverfront trail in a region that receives a meager 11 inches of rain per year. The sun shines on the Spokane River, rapids rush downriver, and bridges criss-cross the wat...

Spokane, WA - Rail-Trails - length:37 mi

Centennial Trail Ramble (Distance: 0.7 mi) This trail is one of the most enjoyable of the rails-to-trails project in the Pacific Northwest. It follows the Spokane River through the city, linking parks, historical sites, and urban attractions ...

Spokane, WA - Road Biking - length:14 mi

Williams Lake Cruise (Distance: 0.7 mi) This route from Spokane to Cheney and Williams Lake is a perfect way to explore the communities, farms, and wildlands in southwest Spokane County. The route starts at the Coeur d'Alene Park in Spokan...

Spokane, WA - Road Biking - length:68 mi

Spokane Autumn Century Classic (Distance: 0.8 mi) Although Spokane is the second-largest city in Washington State, is still has a frontier spirit. It's in a beautiful region of homestead farms and pine forest-covered hills surrounded by Mountains. ...

Spokane, WA - Road Biking - length:98.2 mi

Spokane River III - Maple Street to Meenach Bridge (Distance: 1.2 mi) A quick fix for that urge to play in a canoe starts on the Spokane River in downtown Spokane just downstream from magnificent Spokane Falls. The trip passes a proposed whitewater park and beach known ...

Spokane, WA - Flatwater Paddling & Canoeing - length:4 mi

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Indian Canyon Indian Canyon Golf Course Municipal, 18 holes 6255 yards, par 72 3.0 miles from center of Say What Grub Games and Groove

Downriver Downriver Golf Course Municipal, 18 holes 6130 yards, par 71 3.2 miles from center of Say What Grub Games and Groove

Esmerelda Esmeralda Golf Course Municipal, 18 holes 6249 yards, par 70 3.4 miles from center of Say What Grub Games and Groove

Manito Manito Golf & Country Club Private Equity, 18 holes 6378 yards, par 70 3.7 miles from center of Say What Grub Games and Groove

Eagle Ridge Eagle Ridge Golf Course Public, 9 holes 0 yards, par 0 3.9 miles from center of Say What Grub Games and Groove

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