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Washington State Accessible Outdoor Recreation Guide - Northeast Region

Northeast Region

Accessible Recreation Overview

Attention: Several Agencies have closed accessible recreation sites. Due to these closures, some sites and corresponding numbers previously represented on maps and listings may no longer be within this system.

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Symbol Key:
	Accessible: Based on criteria within the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). Facility is connected with barrier-free-route-of-travel from an accessible parking area. Due to topography and the primitive nature of some sites, these routes may not be accessible to all with disabilities.
	Useable: Facility allows significant access. Some individuals with disabilities may have difficulty and need assistance.
	Non-Accessible: Does not meet ADAAG criteria.
Boat Launch	Boating	Campsite	Drinking Water	Fee	Fishing	Hiking
Hunting	Inter- pretation	Picnic Site	Shelter	Bathroom	View	Wildlife Viewing

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From US 2 at Creston, go south on Creston S Rd for 10.5 miles and turn left. Headquarters is 1 mile past gate.
Features: 110 year old farm house serves as office. 20,000 acre site maintained for sharp-tailed grouse and other species dependent on shrub/steppe habitat. Interpretive site and toilet along main roadway to headquarters, with view of Swanson Lake.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From Harrington go west on Coffee Pot Road approximately 12 miles. After passing Huddle Corner Road on left, go about one half mile and look for a pull off on your left into a field, where equipment enters the field from the highway. There are no signs allowed to identify this area as providing an accessible hunting opportunity. Follow the map and driving instructions you have received to get to the goose pit.
Features: Goose pit located on private land by agreement with landowner.
Other Info: For more information, maps, and current rules of use, contact the ADA Coordinator in Olympia at 360-902-2349 or the WDFW office in Spokane at 509-456-4082. Only open to disabled hunters with a WDFW Disabled Hunter Permit and their party. First come, First served.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From Spokane, go west on I-90 for 10 miles to Four Lakes exit. Go northwest to city of Medical Lake, then south for 1 mile to public fishing sign.
Features: Boarding float. Paved parking with 5 designated spaces; paved platform for bank fishing.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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Located 2 miles south of Medical Lake. From Spokane, go west on I-90 for 16 miles to Salnave Rd, then north on Salnave Rd 5 miles to Clear Lake Rd. Then east for 1 mile to public fishing sign.
Features: Gravel parking area.
Other Info: Rainbow and brown trout, largemouth bass. During low water conditions car-top boats recommended.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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Located 12 miles south of Cheney. From Cheney, go south on Cheney-Plaza Rd to Williams Lk Rd. Then west on Williams Lk Rd to Badger Lk Rd. Go north on Badger Lk Rd for 1.5 miles to public fishing sign.
Features: Asphalt and gravel parking area. Double boat launch. Cantilevered fishing pier.
Other Info: Good fishing for trout as mayfly hatch later in season. During low water condition, cartop boats are recommended.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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Cheney trailhead: Form Hwy 904 in Cheney, go 0.9 miles SE on Cheney-Spangle Road. Fish Lake trailhead: From Hwy 904 north of Cheney, take Cheney-Spokane Road. 2.6 miles to Myers Park Road.
Features: 3.75 miles paved Columbia Trail Plateau Trail.
Other Info: Picnicing is located at Cheney Trailhead.
Updated: 12/21/2001

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From State Route 904 in Cheney, go 0.9 miles south east on Cheney Spangle Road to Cheney Trailhead. Continue for 1.7 miles to Myers Park Road and Fishlake Trailhead.
Features: 3.75 mi. paved Colubmbia Plateau Trail
Other Info: Picnicing is located at cheney Trailhead

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Located northwest of Spokane, Wash., on the Spokane and Little Spokane rivers.

From I-90: Take exit #280, cross the Maple St. bridge, and turn left at Maxwell (second stop light). Follow Maxwell, which becomes Pettit. Drive past Downriver Golf Course to park..
Features: Beach access, group activities, and special events
Updated: 9/8/2005

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From Spokane, go east on I-90 for 5 miles to the Liberty Lake exit (exit 296). Go south for about 1.5 miles and turn east on E Inlet Drive. Follow this (joins Third Ave.) 0.5 mile to access area.
Features: A large accessible fishing platform and launch with boarding float were installed in the summer of 2000.
Other Info: Fishing for warm water species. Some rainbow and brown trout are planted. Limited turnaround in parking lot when full, not recommended for larger vehicles.
Updated: 12/2/2003

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From Spokane, go east on Trent Rd for 8 miles to Newman Lake Rd. Go north on Newman Lake Rd for 4.5 miles to public fishing sign.
Features: Two-lane boat launch ramp.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From I-90 exit 281 in Spokane, go 7 miles north on US 2 (Division St), turn west on Hawthorne St; then north onto Waikiki Rd. Go 1.5 miles to an island in the road; turn left to stay on Waikiki Rd; go 0.8 miles and turn right into hatchery driveway.
Features: Facility built in 1934 produces trout for northeast Washington; 15 round ponds, 14 small raceways, and 4 large adult broadstock raceways. Paved parking and fish viewing areas, remodeled restrooms.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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Start at US 2 in Reardan. Go N on SR 231 for 14.2 mi. Turn right on SR 291 (Long Lake Dam Rd). Go 4.7 mi. Site is on right.
Features: Volunteer campground host. Beach access
Other Info: Indian paintings are located across Long Lake Dam Rd 0.1 mi past entrance to Lake Spokane Campground. For updated information see: www.dnr.wa.gov/htdocs/lm/recreation/recreation.html or call 1-800-264-0890
Updated: 5/23/2005

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From Spokane, go north on US 395 for 30 miles to SR 292, then west on SR 292 for 2 miles to Larson Beach Rd. Turn south and go 1 mile to Public Fishing sign.
Features: Gravel parking area, lighted boat launch.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From Spokane, go north on US 2 for 26 miles to Allen Rd W; turn west and go 3 miles to Public Fishing Sign.
Features: Concrete launch facility with an asphalt parking area and designated parking stalls.
Other Info: Fishing for rainbow trout. Internal combustion engines not allowed on the lake.
Updated: 5/12/2005

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From Spokane, go north on US 2 for 34 miles to public fishing sign. Site is located 7 miles southwest of Newport.
Features: Asphalt and gravel parking area.
Other Info: Illegally planted largemouth bass affect trout survival. Some larger carryover trout may be present, but yearlings could be sparse.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From Newport, go NE on US 2. Cross Pend O'Reille River and turn left (NW) onto LeClerc County Rd 9305. Continue N for 2 mi to site.
Features: River setting, moderately challenging .25 mi archeological interpretive trail, opportunity to view osprey and eagles. moderately challenging .25 mi archeological interpretive trail, opportunity to view osprey and eagles.

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From Cusick, go N on SR 20 for 0.5 mi. Turn W on Knapps Ln (County Rd 2290) Proceed W for 1 mi. Turn N on W Callispel Rd (County Rd 9205) for 1.5 mi. Go W on Sicley Rd (County Rd 2341) for 1.5 mi. Trailhead on left.
Features: Challenging 38 mi scenic motorcycle trail
Other Info: Trail users must provide own ramp for horses and motorcycles (trail too narrow for 4x4s or quads) (trail too narrow for 4x4s or quads

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Take SR 20 N from Newport to Usk. Cross Pend Oreille River on Kings Lake Rd (about 7 mi). Go N on FS 5030 for 4 mi to site.
Features: Interpretive trail with parking area and viewing platform over beaver pond located 1 mi E, viewing of spring-spawning cutthroat in stream. Interpretive trail with parking area and viewing platform over beaver pond located 1 mi E, viewing of spring-spawning cutthroat in stream.

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From Metaline Falls, go E on FS 9345 which turns into FS 33. Continue 8 mi to campground.
Features: Lake setting, trail to bighorn sheep winter feeding station

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From Metaline Falls,go E on FS 9345 for about 5 mi to site.
Features: .6 mi interpretive trail, historic buildings and wood flume .6 mi interpretive trai
Other Info: Non-motorized boats allowed on lake (boat launch at nearby Mill Pond Campground) internal combustion engines not allowed on the lake.

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From Metaline Falls, go E on FS 9345 for about 6 mi to campground.
Features: Group picnic site/shelter, opportunity to view variety of wildlife, grass airstrip for fly-in camping. opportunity to view variety of wildlife, grass airstrip for fly-in camping.
Other Info: Bank fishing, swimming. Steep access to water. steep access to water.

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From Metaline Falls, go E on FS 9345 for about 6 mi to campground.
Features: This is a group campsite for up to 30 people, opportunity to view deer, elk, bear, caribou, birds opportunity to view deer, elk, bear, caribou, birds
Other Info: Swimming (steep access to water) steep access to water.

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From Metaline Falls, go E on FS 9345 for about 6 mi to campground.
Features: Campfire programs in late summer, grassy airstrip for fly-in camping, opportunity to view a variety opportunity to view a variety
Other Info: Bank fishing, swimming (steep access to water) (steep access to water)

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From Metaline Falls, go E on FS 9345 for 6 mi. Turn left (E) onto FS 22 (which later becomes FS 2220) for 7 mi to site.
Features: Horse trails, recovery habitat for grizzly bear

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From Metaline Falls, go N on SR 31 for about 11 mi.
Features: Lake stocked with rainbow trout
Other Info: Non-motorized craft allowed on lake

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From Colville, go E on SR 20 for 1 mi. Turn left (N) on Aladdin Rd and go 1.8 mi. Turn right (E) onto FS 4702 for about 16.5 mi. Keep right onto FS 2695. Continue about 4.5 mi to site on right.
Features: 0.5 mi trail through wetlands, wildlife viewing area (Moose frequently seen) 0.5 mi trail through wetlands, wildlife viewing area (Moose frequently seen)
Other Info: Assistance may be needed for loading and unloading into boat Assistance may be needed for loading and unloading into boat

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From Colville, go E on SR 20 for 28 mi. Turn left (W) and go 0.6 mi to site.
Features: Good opportunity for viewing wildlife
Other Info: Trailhead for horses, mountain bikes, motorcycles

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From Colville, go E on SR 20 for 25 mi. Turn right (E) on Lake Sherry Rd and go 0.6 mi to site.
Features: Staging area for horses and ORVs, Springboard Interpretive Trail Springboard Interpretive Trail
Other Info: Lakes nearby for fishing and boating

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From Colville, go E on SR 20 for 23 mi. Entrance is on the right.
Features: Large map of recreational opportunities in area

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From Colville, go E on SR 20 for 1 mi. Turn left (N) on Aladdin Rd for 1.8 mi. Follow Aladdin Rd for about 22 mi. Turn right (NE) on FS 9445. Turn right (E) onto FS 4720 follow to end of FS 070.
Features: Horse ramp, horse/hiker trail, access to 10,000 acres of semi-primitive area

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Start in Colville at the junction of SR 20 and US 395. Go E on SR 20 for 10.5 mi. Turn right on gravel road and go 0.3 mi to intersection. Turn left and go 0.5 mi to site on right.
Features: Fishing pier, moose frequently sighted. Bring your own water.
Other Info: Boat launch is hand carry For updated information see: www.dnr.wa.gov/htdocs/lm/recreation/recreation.html or call 1-800-264-0890
Updated: 5/16/2005

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Start in Colville at junction of SR 20 and US 395. Go E on SR 20 for 1.1 mi to Aladdin Rd. Go N on Aladdin for 2.0 mi to Douglas Falls Rd. Go left on Douglas Falls Rd for 3.0 mi and turn left to site.
Features: Volunteer campground host. View of forest stream and falls
Other Info: Baseball field and horseshoe pits also available. Check for updates at: www.dnr.wa.gov/htdocs/lm/recreation/recreation.html or call 1-800-264-0890
Updated: 5/23/2005

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From Kettle Falls, go N on US 395 for 15 mi. Turn right (NE) onto FS 4013. Continue N for 10 mi to lake.
Features: Lake with large variety of fish species
Other Info: Water is handpump

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Start in Northport. Go N on State Route 25 for 0.7 mi. (Cross the Columbia River.) Turn left on Sheep Creek Rd. (gravel). Go 4.3 mi. and turn right to site.
Features: Camping along a forest stream Stream viewing platform. Bring your own water.
Other Info: Check for updates at: http://www.dnr.wa.gov/htdocs/lm/recreation/recreation.html or call 1-800-264-0890.
Updated: 5/16/2005

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Facility is located 1.5 miles south of junction of US 20 and US 395 in Ferry County.
Features: Area is nestled in the foothills between Lake Roosevelt and the Kettle Mountains, and has whitetail and mule deer, pheasant, and grouse as top wildlife attractions. Rainbow trout and cutthroat are found in Sherman Creek. Golden and bald eagle, wild turkey, coyote, bobcat, and Columbia ground squirrel are also residents. Public hunting areas, mostly undeveloped. Seasonal wildlife viewing from vehicle.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From Kettle Falls, go west on SR 20 for 6 miles. Turn left and continue to 3825 Mellenberger Rd.
Features: Hatchery built in 1991 rears Kokanee salmon and rainbow trout for release into Roosevelt Lake. Restroom in hatchery building.
Updated: 8/30/2002

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From Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for about 8 mi. Turn left (SE) onto Inchelium Hwy for 5 mi. Turn right on FS 412. Continue SE for 7 mi to lake.
Features: Lake with abundance of rainbow trout

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On SR 20 about 11 mi W of Kettle Falls.
Features: 1 mi trail along Canyon Creek to Log Flume Heritage Site, 2 platforms for bank fishing 1 mi trail along Canyon Creek to Log Flume Heritage Site, 2 platforms for bank fishing

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On SR 20 about 11 mi W of Kettle Falls.
Features: Historic site, easy Canyon Creek trail, Log Flume Interpretive trail easy Canyon Creek trail, Log Flume Interpretive trail
Other Info: fishing platforms along Canyon Creek, water is handpump fishing platforms along Canyon Creek, water is handpump

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From Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for about 13 mi.
Features: Roadside heritage site Roadside heritage site

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Fom Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for about 21 mi. Turn N onto FS 2030. Continue 0.3 mi to trailhead.
Features: Trail ties into over 75 mi of trail in the Kettle Crest National Recreation Area trail system
Other Info: Horse staging area

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From Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for about 21 mi. Turn N onto FS 2030. Continue 3.25 to trailhead.
Features: Trail ties into over 75 mi of trail in the Kettle Crest National Recreation Area trail system
Other Info: Horse staging area, restroom access is steep in one place restroom access is steep in one place

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From Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for 21 mi. Turn right (N) onto FS 2030 for 6.5 mi to trailhead.
Features: Access trail and spectacular valley view from your horse or horse-drawn wagon, trail ties into over 75 mi of trail in the Kettle Crest National Recreation area trail system. Access trail and spectacular valley view from your horse or horse-drawn wagon

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From Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for 24 mi.
Features: Mountain views, interpretive forest trail with scenic overlook Mountain views, interpretive forest trail with scenic overlook
Other Info: Water is handpump

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From Kettle Falls, go W on SR 20 for 28 mi. The trailhead is about 4 mi W of Sherman Overlook Campground.
Features: Horse staging area (steep loading ramp) (steep loading ramp)

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From Republic, go E on SR 20 (Sherman Pass Scenic Byway) for 12 mi. Site is on right (N) of road.
Features: Vista of 1988 White Mountain Fire, interpretive trail, spectacular view of Kettle Range Vista of 1988 White Mountain Fire, interpretive trail, spectacular view of Kettle Range

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From Republic, go N on SR 21 to Lambert Creek Rd. Turn E and go 7.5 mi to site.
Features: .5 mi trail along stage road to stream ford (difficult), good potential for wildlife viewing .5 mi trail along stage road to stream ford (difficult), good potential for wildlife viewing (difficult)
Other Info: Horses and mountain bikes allowed on trail

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From Republic, go S on SR 21 for 13 mi. Turn left (E) into site.
Features: Horse staging area, rugged river canyon, watch for golden eagles, rattlesnakes, and other wildlife
Other Info: Fishing access is located on opposite side of hwy

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From Spokane, go north on US-2 for 30 miles. Head north on SR-211 for 10 miles to site on left.
Features: Gravel parking area, concrete plank launch ramp.
Updated: 9/11/2002

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