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  • 12th Annual Badger Mountain Challenge (Registration Required)

    Trailhead Park 525 Queensgate Dr, Richland, WA, United States

    Are you Tough Enough?  Can you Endure? The 12th Annual Badger Mountain Challenge! 15k, 55k, 50 mile & 100 mile events The Badger Mountain Challenge has a small-town feel but […]

  • 2023 Badger Mountain Adventure Race (Registration Required)

    Trailhead Park 525 Queensgate Dr, Richland, WA, United States

    Running or Hiking – Choose Your Adventure Half Marathon – 10k – 5 k – 1 Mile $30 per participant $25 for Registered Scouts & Leaders   $5 Discount for All Registrations Received Prior to March 1st   T-Shirt and a one-of-a-kind finisher medal included for all participants.

    $30

  • Earth Day at the REACH

    REACH Museum 1943 Columbia Park Trail, Richland, WA, United States

    The 2023 Earth Day event in the Tri-Cities is a partnership including Battelle Memorial Institute, Ben-Franklin Transit, the Tri-Cities Chapter of Citizens Climate Education, Sustainable Tri-Cities, Life@PNNL, and the Reach Museum, which is offering free admission between 10am-2pm on April 22nd.  The theme will be HEALTHY PEOPLE, HAPPY PLANET.  Our goals are to engage all […]

  • Hike Through Time

    Candy Mountain Preserve Trailhead 71004 E 669 PR NE, Richland, WA, United States

    Rangers with Manhattan Project National Historical Park and Whitman Mission National Historic Site will lead a history hike up Candy Mountain on Saturday, May 6 from 9:00–11:30 am. The “Hike Through Time” ranger program is a free, guided 3.6-mile (5.8 km) round-trip moderate hike to the top of Candy Mountain. There will be several stops […]

    Free

  • Annual Friends of Badger Mountain Celebration (RSVP Required)

    Richland Community Center 500 Amon Park Drive, Richland, WA, United States

    RSVP and join us for our annual celebration Saturday, May 20th, from 4-6 PM at the Richland Community Center. Hors d'oeuvres, wine, friendship, appreciations, elections, exciting news and ... honoring special guests. RSVP is requested as space is limited. Contact sharon@friendsofbadger.org and let her know how many you plan to bring.

  • Trailwork Party – October 26th

    Near Falconcrest Loop and Morency Drive Richland, Washington, United States

    The first week of the fall trail work season got a good start with the weather, sunny and warm all days. Last year we dug out the rough trail bed for a trail from Morency Drive to the summit of Little Badger and this fall we are completing it. In this first week we completed about […]

  • Trailwork Party – October 27th

    Near Falconcrest Loop and Morency Drive Richland, Washington, United States

    The first week of the fall trail work season got a good start with the weather, sunny and warm all days. Last year we dug out the rough trail bed for a trail from Morency Drive to the summit of Little Badger and this fall we are completing it. In this first week we completed about […]

  • Trailwork Party – October 28th

    Near Falconcrest Loop and Morency Drive Richland, Washington, United States

    The first week of the fall trail work season got a good start with the weather, sunny and warm all days. Last year we dug out the rough trail bed for a trail from Morency Drive to the summit of Little Badger and this fall we are completing it. In this first week we completed about […]

  • Trailwork Party – October 29th

    Near Falconcrest Loop and Morency Drive Richland, Washington, United States

    The first week of the fall trail work season got a good start with the weather, sunny and warm all days. Last year we dug out the rough trail bed for a trail from Morency Drive to the summit of Little Badger and this fall we are completing it. In this first week we completed about […]

  • Trailwork Party – November 2nd

    Near Falconcrest Loop and Morency Drive Richland, Washington, United States

    The progress has been slow this week, the weather turned cool and that apparently discouraged some volunteers, only a few helpers each day except Sunday’s crew of 5. The work is much easier now that we have completed the rocky section. We have completed about 600 feet of the 3500 foot long trail with gravel […]