Cat Tales Wildlife Center
Under $25A Spokane-area sanctuary that gives lifelong homes to rescued and non-releasable exotic animals and wildlife.

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Forested mountain state park near Spokane with summer hiking trails, summit views, and winter Nordic skiing.
25211 N Mount Spokane Park Drive, Mead, WA 99021 · Mead, WA
The park covers about 12,444 acres in the Selkirk Mountains and includes roughly 100 miles of trails. Summer visitors can hike, bike, and ride horses, while meadows fill with wildflowers and huckleberries. Winter brings groomed cross-country ski routes, snowmobile areas, and the Mount Spokane Sno-Park designation from December through March. The summit of Mount Spokane rises to 5,883 feet and offers wide views. Summit Road usually opens in summer, and a fire lookout on Quartz Mountain can be rented overnight.
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