Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail
Under $25A long rail trail across Washington, open to hikers, cyclists, and equestrians, running from the Cascade foothills to the Idaho border.

A state park on a forested ridge in northern Idaho, known for wide views of the Palouse, a gravel scenic drive, and multi-use trails.
57 Chatcolet Rd., Plummer, ID 83851 · Plummer, ID
Officially Mary Minerva McCroskey State Park, this recreation area covers about 5,300 acres along a ridge in the Palouse region near the Washington border. Its main route, Skyline Drive, is a gravel road about 17 miles long that most vehicles can travel. Visitors find cedar forests, open ponderosa stands, and native Palouse Prairie. Four campgrounds, trails for hiking, biking, horses, and motorbikes, and interpretive signs are available. Facilities are basic: vault toilets, seasonal water, no garbage service, and no visitor center.
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