Everything else to do after you raft!

Spokane, Washington / Missoula, Montana / Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

Spokane, Washington Area
Centennial Trail The Spokane River Centennial Trail is a non-motorized 37-mile paved pathway. Begins at the State Line of Idaho & ends at Nine Mile Falls, Washington. Follows the Spokane River, allowing access for kayaking, canoeing & fishing. Walk/run, in-line skate, Bicycling.
Mini Ha-Ha Outdoor Climbing Minnehaha is Spokane's most popular area Located on the northeast edge of the city, offering an assortment of short (20'-80') routes on featured granite generally ranging from 5.4 to easy 5.12.
Wild Walls Welcome to Wild Walls Indoor Climbing Gym. Located in downtown Spokane Washington, Wild Walls offers the best indoor rock climbing in the Inland Northwest.
Spokane Parks and Rec.
Canoeing on the Little Spokane River
Spokane Convention and Visitors Bureau www.visitspokane.com
Hoopfest Visitors and fans from across the USA will be slammin' and jammin' on the streets of Spokane during Hoopfest. The world's largest three-on-three basketball tournament happens June 30-July 1 in downtown. Between games see the good side of the city and take a river ride with Pangaea River Rafting. For more information click here.
Spokane Lilac Festival The festival incorporates nine days of events capped off by the Armed Forces Torchlight Parade, the largest parade of its kind in the country honoring the military. The parade is always held on the third Saturday in May. For more information click here.
Spokane Blooms Day Run, is the largest timed footrace in the nation with some 40,630 finishers last year and tens of thousands more spectators. The 12 K event is held on the first Sunday in May and attracts both elite and amateur racers from all over the world. For more info, click here.
Greater Spokane Incorporated (Chamber of Commerce) Member to Member Directory. For more information click here.

Missoula, Montana Area
Hiawatha Trail (Idaho/Montana State Line) Bike along the Old Milwaukee Railroad and travel inside a two mile long tunnel through the mountain.
Stark Mountain Lookout Just behind the Pangaea Ranch
Glacier National Park only three hours from the Pangaea Ranch
www.visitmontana.com
The official web site of our travel region Glacier Country
Missoula CVB Bringing businesses and opportunities together www.missoulacvb.com
Find out more things to do in Montana at Visit Montana www.visitmt.com

 

Coeur d' Alene , Idaho Area
Kayak Lake Coeur d' Alene with Kayak Coeur d Alene
Tubb's Hill
Hiawatha Trail (Idaho/Montana State Line) Bike along the Old Milwaukee Railroad and travel inside a two mile long tunnel through the mountain.
Trail of the Coeur d' Alene's
Coeur d Alene Visitors Bureau

 

Things to do and places to see... Internet Trip Planers/Travel Resources
www.superpages.com
www.tripadvisor.com
Trek America providing one of the largest web site of travel experiences in the world
Outdoor Trips another great resource for outdoor adventure
Virtual Montana an online Montana experience
Adventuras Panama
All About Rivers.com, the whitewater enthusiasts site for liquid fun
Missoula Montana Outdoors
Merchant America Outdoors
Montana Bird Watching WorldWeb.com travel guide