Are you Tough Enough? Can you Endure? The 7th Annual Badger Mountain Challenge! 15k, 50k, 50 mile & 100 mile events Proceeds benefit the Friends of Badger Mountain, the Washington Trails Association and will also fund a scholarship for a lucky local student! Visit http://www.badgermountainchallenge.com/ to sign up
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel up the Sagebrush Trail. Those pesky hikers tend to work the gravel over to the side, we rake it back into the trail and clean up the edges then relevel the trail bed. We try to do this work for all the trails each year. We will use […]
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel up the Sagebrush Trail. Those pesky hikers tend to work the gravel over to the side, we rake it back into the trail and clean up the edges then relevel the trail bed. We try to do this work for all the trails each year. We will use […]
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel up the Sagebrush Trail. The gravel gets moved over to the side during the year, we rake it back into […]
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel up the Sagebrush Trail. The gravel gets moved over to the side during the year, we rake it back into […]
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel up the Sagebrush Trail. The gravel gets moved over to the side during the year, we rake it back into […]
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel up the Sagebrush Trail. The gravel gets moved over to the side during the year, we rake it back into […]
Join geologist, George Last, on a 3-mile, 1/2 day hike to the top of Badger Mountain. Elevation gain=800 ft. Learn about Lake Lewis, the Ice Age Floods, the Rattlesnake-Wallula lineament, […]
This wildflower walk will take part on Candy Mountain, beginning at the to be built parking lot. Directions From I-82, take the Dallas Road Exit northbound, headed toward West Richland. Right after you go underneath I-182 turn left on gravel road PR 669. Go 1/4 mile to where you see space for five cars in […]
The main work will be to continue recovering the gravel on the Sagebrush Trail and Langdon Trail. The gravel gets moved over to the side during the year, we rake it back into the trail and clean up the edges then relevel the trail bed. We try to do this work for all the trails each […]
