1. Pacific Northwest TrailBroadcast your love: get hitched in a state parks amphitheater 
    Feb. 27, 2019. Outdoor ceremonies are a delightful alternative to a traditional wedding venue. But if you are looking for a venue that's happy medium between outdoor beauty and indoor conveniences, why not say I do at a Washington state park amphitheater? 
  2. volunteer at Spencer SpitGive back, live the dream: be a camp host!
    Feb. 20, 2019 Got some time to give and a mind to serve? Love the outdoors? Come volunteer at Washington state parks! Our volunteers enrich our parks in so many ways. From camp hosting to interpreting to maintenance, there's no end to the ways you can give back to the lands you love. Come learn how!
  3. Snow fun at Lake WenatcheeWake up to snow!
    Feb. 6, 2019 Coming down with camping fever? State parks are chock full of opportunities for getting your camp on even during the rosy-cheeks weather. From tent camping to RV's to cozy cabins, we've got the scoop on some fresh winter camping options for every style and budget! 

  4. mackinaw at Lake ChelanChill out on a winter fishing vacation at Lake Chelan
    Jan. 31, 2019 Lake Chelan is a great catch for a winter fishing vacation. And this year the state park is open for parking, launching, playing and staying so you can bring in a string of kokanee or mackinaw. Here's all you need to plan a rewarding winter fishing vacation in a spectacular setting.
  5. go for a guided snowshoe hikeSee another side of state parks — take a guided snowshoe hike 
    Jan. 16, 2019 Come tour the cooler side of parks! Winter creates a whole different hiking experience and two lakeside parks are offering a great way to see it — with a guided snowshoe hike. Here's the 411 on this winter's excursions at Lake Easton and Lake Wenatchee State Parks!
  6. Image of Noodle the dog who uses a specially adapted wheelchair to explore the outdoorsAdapt and Conquer: A dog's-eye perspective of ADA-accessible outdoor recreation 
    Jan. 2, 2019  For our first blog of the new year, we introduce you to "Noodle," the Wonder Dog! See how having a spinal cord injury doesn't stop this dog — and her humans — from exploring the great outdoors, including many Washington state parks!
  7. 2019 First Day HikesSet 2019 in motion with a First Day Hike
    Dec. 17, 2018 Ring in the new year with one (or even two) of the more than three dozen First Day Hikes happening at 34 parks statewide. Washington state parks are offering hikes, bike rides, snowshoe and paddle adventures and even some science and history lessons. You’re sure to find a hike that appeals to you!
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