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Take a boat ride across Lake Coeur d’Alene to get to the magical setting of Camp Sweyolakan.

ADVENTURE HEIGHTS
Get out, explore and seek fun and adventure with Airway Heights Parks & Rec during breaks from school. Enjoy daily activities and field trips such as ice skating, rock climbing, swimming, movies, games, crafts and more. Pack your own lunch; snack and breakfast provided. Ages 8-12. Weekly sessions offered June 20-Aug. 26, meets Mon-Fri from 7:30 am-5:30 pm at the Airway Heights Recreation Center. $175/week. airwayheightsparksandrec.org 509-244-4845

AROUND THE WORLD COOKING CAMP
Kids learn how to cook various dishes from countries like Greece, Thailand, Argentina and Germany while getting hands-on cooking experience, developing confidence and taking home recipes. Ages 8-12. June 19-22; meets from 2-4 pm at Second Harvest, Spokane. $100. secondharvestkitchen.org

CAMP CASLO
Each week is based on a theme to provide campers with opportunities to play recreational games, make arts and crafts, go on field trips, hikes and walks, and participate in the Cheney Library‚Äôs summer reading program. Ages 5-12. Sessions offered June 19-Aug. 18 at the Wren Pierson Community Center, Cheney. $200/week. cityofcheney.org

CAMP DART-LO
This forested, 51-acre camp on the Little Spokane River offers archery, leadership, outdoor activities, swimming, storytelling and more. Bus transportation also offered from several Spokane and Spokane Valley drop-off locations. Ages 3-18. Ten week-long sessions offered June 19-Aug 18; meets Mon-Fri from 8:50 am-4:15 pm (extended hours and bus transportation from select locations available). $260/session. campfireinc.org 509-747-6191

CAMP DART-LO TEEN LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
Program Aides in Learning (PALS) is a program for teens in grades 6-9 offering hands-on…

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Best of Sports & Recreation 2023 | Sports & Recreation

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Best Place to Snowboard
MT. SPOKANE SKI & SNOWBOARD PARK
With four separate terrain parks — two for beginners and two advanced parks snaking their way down the entire length of the backside of the mountain — Mt. Spokane is a paradise for snowboarders of all levels. Proximity to Spokane, just an hour drive from downtown, makes Mt. Spokane the most convenient mountain for many riders around the Inland Northwest. Sunset doesn’t mark the end of the day at Mt. Spokane, either, which illuminates 16 runs every Wednesday through Saturday. (WM)
2nd PLACE: 49 Degrees North
3rd PLACE: Schweitzer

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The Bike Hub wants you to motivate via two wheels.

Best Bike Store
THE BIKE HUB
When I got in a car accident earlier this year — my fault for driving — I returned home to find that my primary mode of transportation had a flat tire. But I didn’t despair. I picked up my bike and lugged it back to the place where I bought it — the place where I’ve purchased most of my bicycles (and bike lights and water bottles) over my years in Spokane — the Bike Hub. They popped on a new tire within minutes. The location isn’t only convenient, the amount of free not-gonna-charge-you labor their staff has given me over the years has earned my undying loyalty. (DW)
2nd PLACE: North Division Bicycle
3rd PLACE: Wheel Sport
NORTH IDAHO’S BEST (tie): CDA Bike Co., Vertical Earth

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Sports and Recreation | Summer Guide | Spokane | The Pacific Northwest Inlander

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A select few have moves like Ribby.

It is summer and things are happening outside. Sports, activities and recreational opportunities have people up, active and moving around. The best part is, you can join in on the fun, too.

DON’T MISS RIBBY

A night at the ballpark is hard to beat, especially with Avista Stadium’s scenic mountain backdrop. Though, it’s made even better when the home team is scoring runs and winning games, and as of this writing that’s what the Spokane Indians have been doing over the first two months of this season. They’re near the top of the Northwest League in wins and are far and away its highest scoring team, averaging over five runs per game. You’ve got 35 chances left to catch the team in action from June 16 onward before the final home game of the season on Sept. 4. Check the schedule at spokaneindians.com.

BLUFF WALKS

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