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Length of Hike: 0.25 miles
Where to Meet: Covered Picnic Shelter in Day Use Area
Is this Hike for Beginners? Yes
Degree of Difficulty: Easy
ADA Accessible? Yes
Stroller Accessible? Yes
Are leashed dogs allowed? No
Restrictions: Recommended for +5yrs
Registration Required: No
Things to bring: Hiking Boots, Yak Traks, Warm Clothes, Art Supplies, Picnic Lunch, Hiking Poles, WATER.
Cancellation Information: In the event of inclement weather the program may be rescheduled. Snowy/Icy Roads.
Description: During the time of year when Palouse Falls discharges the most amount of water, reaching 1,900 ft3/s to 6,800 ft3/s, we will be hosting a sketch and stroll! Attendees are encouraged to bring their charcoal, colored pencils, and, sketch pads. Capture the astonishing view of the icy Palouse Falls. Share
your art with other artists and experience Palouse Falls in a whole new way! We will provide coloring books and colored pencils for the kids