Liberty Lake is a small community located on the eastern edge of Washington State, near the Idaho border and is just minutes from Spokane. Liberty Lake has much to offer visitors; many bike and walking trails, beautifully planned parks, and retail and shopping.
Only a short drive away you'll find mountains for skiing, hiking and biking. Also there are many nearby lakes and rivers for swimming, boating and fishing. For golfers there are many golf courses with challenging holes and unmatched scenery in the area. Liberty Lake's climate is mild and pleasant with four distinct seasons and 260 sunny days each year.
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Things to do in Liberty Lake
Cat Tales Zoological Park
This haven for endangered and exotic felines features specimens ranging from North American bobcats to Bengal tigers and includes rare leopards and a large collection of panthers. Visitors ages 8+ can feed a lion or tiger with the help of a zookeeper. Call (509) 238-4126 for more information.
17020 N. Newport Hwy., Mead, WA 99021
Farragut State Park
On the site of a former U.S. Navy training center built in 1942, the 4,000-acre park borders Pend Oreille Lake and is a popular boating, fishing and recreation area. Features include an extensive hiking and biking trail system, groomed trails for cross-country skiing and a visitor center with exhibits. Wildlife includes deer, bear, elk, mountain goats and a diverse bird population. Call (208) 683-2425 for more information.
13550 SR 54, Athol, ID 83801
Fort Sherman Museum
Fort Sherman Museum, on the North Idaho College campus, has exhibits about the history of Fort Sherman, the Coeur d'Alene Indians, the U.S. Forest Service and the lumber industry. It also houses an original Forest Service smoke chasers' cabin. Call (208) 664-3448 for more information.
520 College Dr., Coeur D'alene, ID 83816
Manito Park
Manito Park is on Grand Blvd. between 17th and 25th aves. The 90-acre park, established in 1904, features a conservatory, Japanese garden, perennial garden, rose garden and lilac garden. The Duncan Garden, which has a fountain and gazebo, is a formal garden for the display of bedding plants. Flowering season for the formal and perennial gardens is May through October; the rose garden blooms June through September. Call (509) 625-6622 for more information.
4 W. 21st Ave., Spokane, WA 99258
The Bing Crosby Collection
The Bing Crosby Collection is on campus in the Crosby Student Center. The center's Crosbyana Room features more than 150 items relating to crooner Bing Crosby's life, including his Oscar, gold and platinum records, photographs and trophies. Crosby attended Gonzaga University and was awarded an honorary doctorate in 1937. His boyhood home also is on campus and houses displays. Call (509) 328-4220 for more information.
502 E. Boone Ave., Spokane, WA 99258
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