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A long rail-trail in eastern Washington that runs beside the Snake River on a former railway route.
100 SW Main Street, Washtucna, WA 99371 · Washtucna, WA
This roughly 130-mile trail in eastern Washington uses an old railway corridor and runs south along the Snake River toward Pasco. The northern section passes through semi-arid channeled scablands, with lake stops for swimming and rest, and the trail runs through a national wildlife refuge. The southern section is undeveloped for long stretches, has few services, and includes several old tunnels and railroad trestles, many of which are closed. Visitors should plan carefully, carry supplies, and expect extreme summer heat. The trail is open for day use and suits hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders.
The closest stops to Columbia Plateau State Park Trail, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A preserved 1800s residence in downtown Ritzville, filled with mostly original vintage furnishings and clothing.
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A small railroad-themed museum in Ritzville, Washington, showing turn-of-the-century memorabilia, a restored caboose, and working telegraph equipment.
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A 40,000-square-foot indoor family entertainment center with trampolines, laser tag and an arcade.
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