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Liberty Lake
ABOUT DR. CULLINGS
Family: Wife, Bonnie; children, Cole and Paige
Grew up in: Anchorage, Alaska
Loves: Spending time with his family and spending time outdoors, including fishing, snowmobiling, hockey, golfing and boating.
Did you know: Before receiving his doctorate from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry, Dr. Cullings received an undergraduate degree in biology while on a full-ride swimming scholarship to California State University, San Bernadino.
NEW OFFICE LOCATION!
22106 E. Country Vista Dr. Suite C
Liberty Lake, WA 99019
NEW OFFICE LOCATION!
22106 E. Country Vista Dr. Suite C
Liberty Lake, WA 99019
P R O U D LY S E R V I N G L I B E R T Y L A K E F O R N I N E Y E A R S !
Cutting edge … with high expectationsCullings Cosmetic and Family Dentistry heightened its investment in the community with its transition into a new, state-of-the-art building in 2010. The move was made with the patient in mind, advancing and enhancing the amenities offered to provide top-of-the-line comfort and service. From the moment a patient is greeted by the warm and relaxing office layout to the undentist-like chair experience of complimentary paraffin hand waxes, wireless headphones and cable television, a visit to Dr. Cullings office is designed to be like walking into your living room.
Family focused … and giving backDr. Cullings met his wife, Bonnie, at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry, where she was trained as a dental hygienist. Both were attracted to the school for its opportunities to give back, including clinical work for impoverished children and mission work in Mexico. They are raising their two children with the same mentality. This grounded, others-focused philosophy shows up in the day-to-day workings of Dr. Cullings office. He believes in an 80-20 ratio of listening vs. talking. The end result is patients are known, educated about their treatment plans, and never pressured.
“I always tell patients, ‘My goal is to give you the best possible treatment in your time frame,’” Dr. Cullings said.
A NOTE FROM DR. CLIFF CULLINGS:
I love Liberty Lake. It’s a savvy, cutting-edgecommunity with high expectations,but one that hasn’t lost touch with what’s truly important. Liberty Lake’s family-focused cohesive-ness and give-back spirit makeit not just flourish-ing, but genuinely friendly. These values match what sets us apart at Cullings Cosmetic and Family Dentistry, just another reason why our practice is such a proud member of the Liberty Lake community.
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GO events flawless summer nights . . 6-7 Calendar of events . . . . 8-13 Recurring events . . . . . . .13 06
PLAY recreation a golfer’s paradise . . . . 14-15 The courses . . . . . . . . . .16 The trails . . . . . . . . . . . .16 The parks . . . . . . . . . 17-19 The lake . . . . . . . . . . . .20 The river . . . . . . . . . . . .20 14
EAT, SHOP & STAY destinations Rockin’ at the Ranch . . . 22-23 eat . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-26 shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 business map . . . . . . . 28-29 stay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 experience . . . . . . . . . . .33 22
LAUNCH regional attractions In the middle of it all . . . 34-35 Regional events . . . . . . 36-37 Regional Destinations. . . 37-39 34
INFO relocation & reference Playtime at the HUb. . . . 40-41 facts and photos . . . 42, 47-49 Relocation guide. . . . . . . .44 Community map . . . . . . 50-51 38
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and the staff of The liberty lake splash newspaper
ON THE COvEr: Kayaking on liberty lake. Photo by bruce andre/bruceandre.com. secondary photos by splash staff.
leTTeR fRoM THe MayoRdear friends,
liberty lake is nestled within a spectacular natural environment between spokane, Wash., and Coeur d’alene, Idaho, with breathtaking views of the majestic mountains, a serene lake, a tranquil river and beautiful surrounding terrain. our landscape provides an excellent recreation paradise where you can enjoy hiking, walking, jogging, biking and rollerblading on the 25-mile trail system with connections to the Centennial Trail. you can find your personal adventure here with endless year-round recreational opportunities, including golfing, swimming, fishing, indoor sports at the HUb or a multitude of city-sponsored recreational events.
The exceptional quality of life in liberty lake has attracted new families to the area along with many high-tech businesses, such as Itron, Telect, Parker aerospace, U.s. Motion, altek, accra-fab and Huntwood Industries. There are approximately 300 local businesses in the area, including two first-rate hotels. The city of liberty lake was built as a master-planned community paying close attention to the details to create a live, work and play environment. Residents
enjoy a lifestyle where they can bike or walk to work, school, fitness centers, library, farmers Market and to the wonderful variety of local boutiques, restaurants and bistros.
liberty lake is a magnificent, close-knit community rich in history and traditions. We hold several community events, such as liberty lake Days, which includes a car show with classic vehicles, bed race, free carnival games, pie-eating contest and prizes. The Valley Girl Triathlon and liberty lake loop are also hosted in liberty lake. every holiday is celebrated fully within the community, including an annual easter egg hunt, a winter festival and horse-drawn carriage rides, creating wonderful traditions and memories for all.
Come check out our City any summer weekend and enjoy the free movies and concerts in the park. It is the beauty that draws visitors to liberty lake, and it is the people that will make you want to stay!
for more information, please visit our website www.libertylakewa.gov or stop by City Hall, 22710 e. Country Vista Drive.
sincerely,
Mayor Wendy van Orman
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EvENT-rICH LIbErTY LAkE SHOWCASES ITS bEST MOMENTS FOr FrEE
In the heart of Liberty Lake, a natural grass amphithe-ater connects a century’s worth of community history. Pavillion Park was named after a dance pavilion that was docked to the lake during much of the commu-nity’s resort-rich history – a hot spot that at one time attracted thousands by train to visit what was billed as Spokane’s Inland Seashore.
A replica of that pavilion is the centerpiece of the park, and not just architecturally. It is a gathering point that in the past decade-plus has brought together resi-
dents and visitors alike on many a summer night to watch a movie or take in a concert. The atmosphere ranges from the electric patriotism of the annual Fourth of July concert and fireworks display to the intimacy and elegance of the annual Spokane Sym-phony Labor Day weekend performance. National acts that have played Pavillion Park include Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Peter Rivera, WAR, Riders in the Sky, the Nelson Brothers and Leo Kottke.
A nonprofit group called Friends of Pavillion Park rais-
The Pavillion Park Summer Festival Series is synonymous with flawless summer nights
es money for the series, and its signature fundraiser is the annual December Holiday Ball held at the Daven-port Hotel. The end result: All the events at Pavillion Park (and a few shared among other parks in the com-munity) are offered free of charge.
That’s right, this summer you can see everything from the hit 1990s rock band Big Head Todd and the Monsters to the 2007 documentary “King Corn.” Sim-ply walk to the park, nestle into the grass, watch the setting sun light up the saddle of the mountains that
frame Liberty Lake and then take in the art and excite-ment of a performance.
And it is all, quite literally, priceless.
The concerts and movies that make up the 2010 Friends of Pavillion Park Summer Festival Series are listed among the other community events in the pages that follow.
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A concert at Pavillion Park is embraced by a perfect summer evening
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CalenDaR of eVenTsThe following events are scheduled in the Liberty Lake community over the next several months. Use the provided Web sites or contact information for more information or any last-minute schedule changes as the event nears. A map showing many of the locations listed, such as the parks, can be found on pages 50-51.
04 The Hanneke Cassel TrioInternationally acclaimed musicians Hanneke Cassel (violin), Yann Falquet (guitar) and Natalie Haas (cello) combine their talents for a 7:30 p.m. concert at Rockin’ B Ranch, 3912 N. Spokane Bridge Road, Liberty Lake. Tickets: $17 adult, $10 children under 10, available at www.rockin-branch.com and 509-891-9016.
05 Kiwanis Scholarship ScrambleAnnual golf tournament funding thousands of dollars in scholarships for local students. Registration is $75 per golfer and $300 for a four-some; includes green fees, golf cart, range balls and lunch. Registration at 7 a.m., play starts at 8 a.m. at MeadowWood Golf Course. For more: [email protected] or www.libertylakekiwanis.org.
12 Liberty Lake Yard SaleAfter 16 years of organized com-munity-wide yard sales, the Liberty Lake Yard Sale Association can-
celled the formal event for 2010. That is not stopping many resi-dents from holding a sale on the standard second Saturday in June, when more than 250 homes have registered to take part in the event in recent years.
12 Art at the MarketThe 10th anniversary season of the Liberty Lake Farmers Market show-cases craft vendors on this Saturday. The Market festivities last from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane. www.spokanemarkets.org
18 Scrapbooking CropGet out of the house on a Friday night and catch up on Scrapbook projects or handmade cards with others who share the interest. Bring your own project supplies and a snack, if desired. Free event begins at 6 p.m. for ages 16 and older in the Little House at City Hall. Visit City Hall or www.libertylakewa.gov/recreation to sign up.
JUNE2010 02 Movie at Pavillion Park: Jumanji
This 1995 film stars Robin Williams as an adult who has been trapped inside an enchanted board game for 26 years and needs the help of two children to finish the game and find freedom. The free movie runs 103 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavil-lion Park. Rated PG
03 Movie at Pavillion Park: The Pursuit of HappynessThis 2006 tearjerker follows a strug-gling single parent played by Will Smith who faces hard times trying to make it as an unpaid intern at a stock brokerage firm. The free movie runs 117 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Rated PG-13
04 Fourth of July paradeThe 22nd annual Fourth of July parade in the Alpine Shores neigh-borhood begins at 1 p.m. on the corner of Liberty Drive and Shoreline. Parade lineup begins at 12:15 p.m., and festivities continue after the parade at Alpine Shores Park.
04 Concert: Columbia and Tuxedo JunctionThe bluegrass sounds of Columbia and the Big Band swing of Tuxedo Junction will entertain Pavillion Park spectators through the evening all the way up to the start of the fire-works show, which can be viewed from the park. Columbia will take the Pavillion stage at 5:30 p.m., and Tuxedo Junction’s set is scheduled to begin about 7:30 p.m. As always with Friends of Pavillion Park concerts,
JULY2010
Getting a kick out of the annual Fourth of July parade Photo: Frank Cruz-aedo
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there is no charge to attend the show. www.pavillionpark.org
04 Fourth of July FireworksAt dusk (usually about 10:10 p.m.), the community-funded fireworks show launches from a floating dock on Liberty Lake. Private gatherings around the lake and Pavillion Park are good places to take in the holi-day-capping show. Contributions to the Liberty Lake Fireworks Fund can be mailed to P.O. Box 430, Liberty Lake, WA 99019.
09 Movie at Pavillion Park: The Rescuers Down UnderThis 1990 animated movie follows mice dispatched from the Rescue Aid Society determined to help a boy kidnapped by a poacher in Australia. The free movie runs 77 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavil-lion Park. Rated G
10 Liberty Lake LoopThis four-mile fun run begins at 8 a.m. and follows a scenic (and some-times hilly) course of paved roads. The race starts and ends at Pavillion Park, where a kid’s race follows at 9:30 a.m. Pre-registration of $15 with a shirt and $5 without for this 13th annual event must be turned in by June 27. Entry forms are available at local businesses and in the June 17 and June 24 issues of The Liberty Lake Splash. www.pavillionpark.org
11 Valley Girl TriathlonSprint-distance triathlon for women only features a 1/3-mile swim, 12-mile bike and 3-mile run in Liberty Lake. The race begins at 7:45 a.m. The 2010 edition of this popular event has been sold out since October. www.valleygirltri.com
22-24 SeussOdysseyThe Liberty Lake Community Theatre will stage SuessOdyssey, with four performances July 22-24 at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane, Suite 130. Narrator 1 and 2 take you on a literary journey, transforming Homer’s Odyssey into the style of Dr. Seuss. The performances are at 6:30 p.m. each evening, and there is a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. For
more information, go to www.libertylaketheatre.com, e-mail [email protected] or call 509-342-2055.
23 Italian Festival – River DistrictAn evening of music and food centered around Half Moon Park in Liberty Lake’s River District. Time and further details will be announced closer to the event.
24 Italian FestivalThe 10th anniversary season of the Liberty Lake Farmers Market celebrates all things Italian on this Saturday. The Market festivities last from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane. www.spokan-emarkets.org
JULY2010 (cont.)
The Liberty Lake LoopPhoto: Josh Johnson/the sPlash
Fireworks are launched from Liberty Lake each July 4 Photo: Josh Johnson/the sPlash
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JULY2010 (cont.)
24 Concert: Big Head Todd and the MonstersNationally touring rock band Big Head Todd and the Monsters will bring their platinum-selling sound to Pavillion Park for a 7 p.m. show. Big Head Todd had four top-10 rock singles on their 1993 album, “Sister Sweetly,” and the band has contin-ued to release albums ever since, with a new one due this summer. As always with Friends of Pavillion Park concerts, there is no charge to attend the show. www.pavillionpark.org
30 Liberty Lake Days Friday Night Car CruiseA car cruise will circle “downtown Lib-erty Lake” from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The free event is open to all classic or col-lectible vehicles, and spectators are encouraged to line Liberty Lake Road (between Albertsons and Safeway) for the event. Registration begins at
6:30 p.m. at Meadowwood Lane and Mission Avenue. For more informa-tion, contact Amanda Tainio with the city of Liberty Lake at 509-755-6708 or visit www.libertylakewa.gov.
30 Movie at Half Moon Park: National TreasureAn archaeologist races treasure hunters to find the whereabouts of a chest of riches rumored to have been stashed away during the Revolutionary War in this 2004 film. The free movie runs 131 minutes and begins at dusk at Half Moon Park. Rated PG
31 Liberty Lake DaysThis city of Liberty Lake event har-kens back to the All-Valley Picnics held in Liberty Lake starting in 1922. Featuring free carnival games and contests throughout the day, vendor booths, and a car show, the event is free of charge. For more information, contact Amanda Tainio with the city of Liberty Lake at 509-755-6708 or visit www.liber-tylakewa.gov.
31 Movie at Pavillion Park: Mary PoppinsThis classic 1964 Disney film centers on Julie Andrews’ portrayal of the enchanting nanny, Mary Poppins. The free movie runs 139 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Rated G
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05 Rock the Block: Half Moon ParkA free Friends of Pavillion Park “Rock the Block” concert will be held at Half Moon Park at 6 p.m. www.pavil-lionpark.org
06 Movie at Pavillion Park: King CornStaged in conjunction with National Farmers Market Week, this 2007 documentary follows friends who plant an acre of grain and follow their crop into the U.S. food supply to learn about the quality of the food we eat. The free movie runs 90 min-utes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Not rated
07 Community CampoutSet up tents at Pavillion Park and en-joy a community campout. Time and further details will be announced closer to the event.
07 Movie at Pavillion Park: Brother BearPlanned in conjunction with the campout at the park, this 2003 animated film tells the story of a young man who learns valuable les-sons when forced so see the world through the eyes of a bear. The free
movie runs 85 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Rated G
12 Rock the Block: Alpine Shores ParkA free Friends of Pavillion Park “Rock the Block” concert will be held at Alpine Shores Park at 6 p.m. www.pavillionpark.org
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Community campout at Pavillion Park Photo: Frank Cruz-aedo
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OCTObEr2010
21 “Rethink, Rebuild, Retire” financial seminarThe city of Liberty Lake and Spokane Teachers Credit Union offer a free seminar and dinner from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. RSVP online at www.libertylakewa.gov.
28-30 Burger TownThe Liberty Lake Community Theatre will stage Burger Town, with four performances Oct. 28-30 at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane, Suite 130. For more information, go to www.libertylaketheatre.com, e-mail [email protected] or call 509-342-2055.
04 Lud Kramer Memorial Concert: Spokane SymphonyThe Spokane Symphony performs its annual Labor Day concert at 6 p.m. at Pavillion Park. As always with Friends of Pavillion Park concerts, there is no charge to attend the show. www.pavillionpark.org
12 Wines of the World Wine TastingThe Liberty Lake Kiwanis present the fourth annual wine tasting event from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Zephyr Lodge. Proceeds from the event benefit the club’s various service projects and programs in the Liberty Lake commu-nity. www.libertylakekiwanis.org
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13 Movie at Pavillion Park: Harry Potter & the Prisoner of AzkabanAn escapee from the Wizards’ Prison comes after Harry in this 2004 film. The free movie runs 141 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Rated PG
14 Vocal ExpressionsThe Liberty Lake Community The-atre will dive into musical theatre with a silent auction and show-case “Vocal Expressions” featuring everything from Broadway songs to oldies and contemporary music. For more information, go to www.libertylaketheatre.com, e-mail [email protected] or call 509-342-2055.
14 Pie FestivalGrab a slice of pie or take part in the eating competition as the 10th an-niversary season of the Liberty Lake Farmers Market continues this Satur-day with the annual Pie Festival. The Market festivities last from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane. www.spokanemarkets.org
14 Movie at Pavillion Park: La Femme NikitaThis 1990 French action movie is about a woman who commits rob-bery and murder but is trained to pay back society for her crimes as a spy and assassin. The free movie runs 117 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Rated R
17 Greater Spokane Valley Chamber golf tournament This 13th annual tournament and networking event will be held at MeadowWood Golf Course. Time and further details will be an-nounced closer to the event. www.spokanevalleychamber.org
19 “Safe Harbor” financial seminarThe city of Liberty Lake and Spo-kane Teachers Credit Union offer a free seminar and dinner from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. RSVP online at www.libertylakewa.gov.
20 Rock the Block: Little Bear ParkA free Friends of Pavillion Park “Rock the Block” concert will be held at Little Bear Park at 6 p.m. www.pavil-lionpark.org
21 Movie at Half Moon Park: The Princess BrideThis comedic 1987 fairytale follows a princess and farm boy in their quest for “true love.” The free movie runs 98 minutes and begins at dusk at Half Moon Park. Rated PG
28 Movie at Pavillion Park: SpidermanThis 2002 action movie tells the tale of the beginnings of Spider-man and his battle with the Green Goblin. The free movie runs 121 minutes and begins at dusk at Pavillion Park. Rated PG-13
The pie-eating contest at the Liberty Lake Farmers Market’s Pie Festival
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04 Friends of Pavillion Park Holiday BallThis annual staple of the holiday calendar raises funds for the 2011 summer concert series at Pavillion Park. Held at Spokane’s Davenport Hotel, it features a reception, dinner, dancing and silent and live auctions. The event lasts from 5:30 p.m. to midnight. www.pavillionpark.org
16-18 Christmas Play (TBD)The Liberty Lake Community Theatre will stage a Christmas play Dec. 16-18 at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane, Suite 130. As of press time, the group was still deciding on the script. For more information, go to www.libertylaketheatre.com, e-mail [email protected] or call 509-342-2055.
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05 Father-Daughter DanceThe sixth annual Liberty Lake Kiwanis and K-Kids Father-Daughter Dance will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at CenterPlace in Spokane Valley. The 2011 theme will be “Mardi Gras.” All proceeds from the event benefit the Liberty Lake community. www.libertylakekiwanis.org
APrIL2011
23 Liberty Lake Kiwanis Pancake FeedThe 10th annual Liberty Lake Kiwanis Pancake Feed will be held from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Liberty Lake Elementary School, right before the start of the annual Easter Egg Hunt. All proceeds from the event benefit the Liberty Lake community. www.libertylakekiwanis.org
23 Liberty Lake Easter Egg HuntThe 15th annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held at 11 a.m. at Pavillion Park. Time and further details will be an-nounced closer to the event.
CHILL Day Camp:The city of Liberty Lake hosts a CHILL summer day camp for children entering kindergarten through sixth grade. This year, the camp runs June 21 through Aug. 27. Visit www.libertylakewa.gov/recreation for more information.
City Recreation Department:The city of Liberty Lake recreation department keeps an always-updating list of events at www.libertylakewa.gov/recreation. Sum-mer events and outings include numerous river rafting trips, lunch basketball and a variety of youth sports and theatre camps.
Liberty Lake Farmers Market:The market’s 10th anniversary season runs every Saturday from May 15 to Oct. 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market, located at 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane, averages more
than 1,200 visitors each Saturday. www.spokanemarkets.org
Liberty Lake Municipal Library:The city’s library is home to several recurring events, including story times for children and book clubs for adults, special programs and featured artists. There are also regu-lar crafts and activities. The summer reading program returns June 19. The 2010 theme is “Make a Splash.” www.libertylakewa.gov/library.
Liberty Lake Senior Lunch:Every Monday and Wednesday at Liberty Lake City Hall, lunch is served at 11 a.m. to anyone 60 years and older. The program features a hot, nutritious meal and social, rec-reational and educational activities. Reservations are not required, and a donation of $3.50 is suggested. Games follow at 1 p.m. on the first Monday (Bunco) and second Wednesday (Bingo) of each month.
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(509) 342-2055 | [email protected] | www.libertylaketheatre.comTheatre Address: 1421 Meadowwood Lane, Suite 130, Liberty Lake, WA 99019
Mailing Address: PO Box 9, Liberty Lake, WA 99019
Liberty Lake Community Theatre
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2010 Events:SuessOdyssey
All ages encouraged to audition! | No experience needed.Performances: July 22nd, 23rd and 24th
Vocal ExpressionsAuditions: June 12th and 14th
All ages encouraged to audition! | No experience needed. Performances and Silent Auction: August 14th
Burger Town Auditions: August 26th and 28th
All ages encouraged to audition! | No experience needed. Performances: October 28th 29th and 30th
Christmas Play (TBD)Auditions: November 4th and 6th
All ages encouraged to audition! | No experience needed. Performances: December 16th, 17th and 18th
Meetings:June 16th | August 18th | September 15th | November 17th
Open to all! Come share your ideas with us! 6:30pm at the theatre.
FOr ENJOYING LIFE OUTdOOrS, LIbErTY LAkE IS HEAvEN-SENT
In a region already known as a golfer’s paradise, with stunning courses available to play at incredible rates, Liberty Lake stands out.
Where else are three golf course clubhouses all less than 5 minutes from each other? Where, if you dared, you could play 45 distinct holes … on one summer day … stretched across three immaculate courses … with-
out seeing a traffic light? Oh, and the total price for the combined greens fees? Less than seventy bucks.
Liberty Lake proves that discount golf doesn’t mean discount courses. MeadowWood Golf Course was once named one of the top 10 public courses in the state of Washington by Golf Digest. The community’s original course, Liberty Lake Golf Course, reopened in
45 holes of golf nestle into the natural beauty
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2010 after taking a season off to receive $6 million in improvements. Trailhead Golf Course is an executive 9-hole course surrounded by natural beauty.
With abundant club play and numerous charity and corporate tournaments, locals have known Liberty Lake as a golfing Mecca for decades. Players of all skill levels and ages enjoy the myriad programs, lessons
and challenges the local courses offer. Add to that the spectacular natural setting, quiet, away-from-it-all feel and friendly community, and Liberty Lake equals the perfect golfer’s retreat.
The view from the elevated No. 18 tee at
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ReCReaTIonal oPPoRTUnITIes aboUnDPinch yourself. Did you forget that five minutes away is an Interstate that connects Seattle and Boston? You thought you just left that incredible restaurant, took a left at that gas station, but now suddenly you find yourself with a 360-degree experience of nature? Don’t worry, that’s a common Liberty Lake experience, whether you just stepped foot into town or have lived here your whole life. This section breaks down the places you can go for this experience – golf courses, trails, parks, the Spokane River or Liberty Lake itself. Match these destinations to the map on pages 50-51 to see just how easy – and close – it is to quite sud-denly find yourself away from it all.
MeadowWood Golf Course Address: 24501 E. Valleyway Pro: Bob Scott Opened: 1987 Par: 72 | Yardage: 6,874
Signature hole: No. 16 is a 607-yard par 5 that plays uphill to the green, which is protected by a cavernous bunker in front. Reaching this green in two shots is an unusual feat. Just don’t get cocky. You could still three-putt for par on the slippery, tiered green. Cool Slice: The MeadowWood driving range may be the only place you’ll ever feel great about hitting into a water hazard. Grab a bucket of floating golf balls and warm up before your round. For more: 509-255-9539 or www.meadowwoodgolf.com (check out the heli-tour of each hole)
liberty lake Golf Course Address: 24403 E. Sprague Pro: Kit DeAndre Opened: 1958 Par: 70 | Yardage: 6,664
Signature hole: After $6 million in reno-vations, perhaps no hole improved as much for the 2010 grand reopening as No. 8. Previously a short par 4, No. 8 grew by 170 yards to be a challenging 541-yard par 5 with a water hazard added at the tee. Cool Slice: The course remodel involved rerouting five holes, adding an addi-tional set of tees, installing a new envi-ronmentally friendly irrigation system, putting in more than 20 additional sand traps and cart paths, digging out three more ponds and planting 200 trees. For more: 509-255-6233 or www.spo-kanecounty.org/parks
Trailhead Golf Course Address: 1102 N. Liberty Lake Road Pro: Mollie Thola Opened: 1973 Par: 62 | Yardage: 4,164 (based on playing 18 holes)
Signature hole: The elevated tee on No. 1 is an experience in taking in the scenery. The beautiful green space of the course extends in front of you into the horizon, featuring the saddle of the mountains that rise above Liberty Lake. Cool Slice: While a 9-hole course, the layout allows golfers to enjoy an 18-hole experience with differing tee posi-tions for each 9. Trailhead also offers a year-round driving range and an active and affordable schedule of junior golf camps and adult group lessons. For more: 509-928-3484 or www.liber-tylakewa.gov/golf
On any given day, you’re as likely to see bicyclists, runners and walkers out in Liberty Lake as the morning sun. With more than 25 miles of multi-use trails in the community, a car isn’t necessary. Cross Interstate 90 with ease on the pedestrian bridge to connect to the region’s Centennial Trail, which runs along the Spokane River for another 30 miles in each direction.
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This pedestrian bridge bypasses Interstate 90, linking Liberty Lake’s trails to the 60-mile Centennial Trail Photo: Markus Burns/MarkusBurns.CoM
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alpine shores ParkLocation: Northwest shore of Liberty LakeDescription: Not a public park, this homeowners association park is none-theless noteworthy as a focal point for the community’s annual Fourth of July parade and games and as a site for a Rock the Block concert on Aug. 12.
five fingers ParkLocation: Along the north side of Coun-try Vista Drive across from City HallDescription: This half-acre “pocket park” features a playground and picnic area in the heart of the community. Its name comes from the more than 100 children’s handprints in the concrete around the playground.
THe PArkSopen green space is a defining characteristic of liberty lake. besides the three golf courses, the following parks make it a recreation destination.
Join us for our weekly storytimes and many summer activities!
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR THE LATEST SCHEDULES AND INFORMATION:www.libertylakewa.gov/library
Join us for our weekly storytimes and many summer activities!
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR THE LATEST SCHEDULES AND INFORMATION:www.libertylakewa.gov/library
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a WalK In THe WIlDLiberty Lake resident and profes-sional photographer Bruce Andre is a frequent visitor to Liberty Lake County Park. From late February into the early summer, one of the major pulls of the park are its wildflowers.
“The flowers come in waves,” he said. “First buttercups, grassy widows and day lilies. Next trillium, water-leaf, shooting stars, skunk cabbage, woodland stars, spring beauties and leopard lilies (aka Chocolate lilies). The final round begins with larkspur, Solomon’s seal, violets, columbine, clematis, honeysuckle and monk’s hood. June has its specials with the mountain lady slippers, mariposas and wild iris.”
Andre’s favorites are the trillium and sagebrush mariposa.
“They’re all beautiful; the colors are supersaturated, the forms are arcs of serene design,” he said. “What’s not to like unless you’re allergic?”
Clockwise from right:Yellow Salsify, Thistle,
Side-Flowered Miterwort, Calypso Orchid, Trillium,
Forget Me Not and Sagebrush Mariposa Lilly.
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Gateway Park Location: Near the Idaho state line, just north of Interstate 90 at exit 299. Description: This 31-acre park includes more than 3 acres devoted to man’s best friend – an off-leash dog park fea-turing water fountains for the dogs and plenty of wooded and open area to explore. Elsewhere in the park, features include walking trails, picnic facilities and lots of Spokane River frontage and access. The Centennial Trail also passes through Gateway Park.
Half Moon ParkLocation: In northwest Liberty Lake’s River District, corner of Holl and IndianaDescription: This 3-acre park is located in Liberty Lake’s emerging River District. A neat feature of the park is a sandy play-ground area. In the summer months, children (and the young at heart) press a button and water trickles out of the rocks, allowing kids to build canals and castles. It is also a common location for movies and block parties in the summer.
Harvard Road TrailheadLocation: Just southwest of the Harvard Road Bridge over the Spokane River. Description: Equipped with bathrooms and parking, this is Liberty Lake’s best access point to the Centennial Trail. From this spot, explorers can follow the trail for 33 miles to the west to Nine Mile Falls and 27 miles east to Higgens Point on Lake Coeur d’Alene.
liberty lake County Park Location: Stretching from the southeast shore of Liberty Lake deep into the sur-rounding mountains. The park entrance is at 3707 S. Zephyr Road. Description: A 2,983-acre treasure, the park offers myriad recreational oppor-tunities for its $2 entry fee (includes tax, children under 6 are free; $50 family season pass available), including: Camping: From May 26 to Sept. 15, the park’s 22 RV sites ($24/night, including admission for four) and 12 tent sites ($18/night, including admission for four) are available on a first-come, first-served basis. RV sites include water and power
hookups only; the park has a central waste station for disposal of sewage.ORV Park: A 350-acre off-road vehicle park is adjacent to the county park. Boasting 16 miles of trails, it features terrain for all skill levels of ATV and mo-torcycle riders. There is a 1,000-pound ATV limit, and no automobiles or trucks are allowed. Picnics and Playground: A new play-ground, grassy fields and lots of picnic areas are available for recreational use. Shelters are also available to rent for events and parties. Swimming: A large sandy beach and dock are open for swimming in Liberty Lake, with lifeguards on duty May 26 to Sept. 5 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., weather depending. Trails: Exploring by trail is the only way to crack the surface of this massive park. A popular 7-mile loop is known for a moderately challenging section of switchbacks, bald eagle sightings and the 35-foot waterfall at the top. Trails for mountain biking and equestrian riding run throughout the park. Wildlife sight-ings include deer, cougar, moose, elk, bear, hawk and eagle. In the spring and early summer, wildflowers are a com-mon sight as well (see page at LEFT).
little bear ParkLocation: On the corner of Garry and Broadway in The Gardens neighbor-hood just east of Trailhead Golf CourseDescription: At 0.3 acres Liberty Lake’s smallest “pocket park,” Little Bear Park features a playground area and halfcourt basketball. You’ll know you’ve found the entrance when you see the statues of – you guessed it – little bears.
Pavillion Park Location: On the corner of Molter Road and Country Vista Drive in the heart of Liberty LakeDescription: This 14-acre park is seem-ingly always alive with activity. Note-worthy for its natural amphitheater that plays host to the concerts and most events in the Friends of Pavillion Park Summer Festival Series, Pavillion Park is home to many other popular attractions. The spray park next to the playground is a summer hit with children of all ages, while basketball, baseball, soccer, tennis and even roller hockey are common sights at the park. Named after a popular dance pavilion on the lake, a model of the original doubles as a stage and large picnic shelter as the centerpiece of the park. In recent years, a disc golf course and skate park have been added.
Pumphouse ParkLocation: Corner of Boone and Simpson east of Liberty Lake Elementary SchoolDescription: Designed around a well house building maintained on site, this 0.4-acre pocket park features a play-ground and halfcourt basketball.
Rocky Hill ParkLocation: In northeast Liberty Lake on the corner of Mission and WinrockDescription: Liberty Lake’s newest park will feature 14 acres of open space as the second phase is completed as expected in 2010. Already boasting a basketball court, 5-acre field and its namesake rocky outcropping, a pair of tennis courts, a picnic area, restrooms and a community garden are planned to be in place by the fall.
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View from an ORV trail at Liberty Lake County Park
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The Spokane River flows 111 miles from Lake Coeur d’Alene west to the Columbia River, connecting a long corridor or communities, with Liberty Lake near the center of it all. Access the river just north and west of the Harvard Road bridge. This access point includes a gravel launch area for small boats or kayaks and is good for sun bathing and swimming. The river from this site is generally calm enough for recreational floating on inner tubes during lower river flows. The stretch of river that in-cludes the Harvard access point is rated as Class II whitewater.
With five miles of shoreline, 710 total acres and a maximum depth of 30 feet, Liberty Lake is well suited for all kinds of recreation. Boating activities of all kinds are common in the summer, and ice skaters take to the lake during the winter’s best freezes . Fishing is another Liberty Lake pastime, with rainbow trout, largemouth bass, walleye and catfish as popular species in the lake. Public fishing and boating access to the lake is from the boat launch on the north side of the lake (see more below), while public swimming is available from Liberty Lake County Park (see entry above).
boat launch, 23810 e. 3rd ave. The boat launch is owned and main-tained by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife, and all vehicles using the facility must have a vehicle use permit through the depart-ment. Public access to Liberty Lake is available at this site beginning the last Saturday in April through Sept. 30.
Guided fishing with Joey naniaLiberty Lake is home to profes-sional bass angler Joey Nania. Nania, a two-time Junior Bassmaster World Champion, offers guided fishing tours of Liberty (you get the best rates at his home lake) as well as other Inland Northwest lakes. For more, visit www.joeyfishing.com.
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World champion fisherman Joey Nania, left, calls Liberty Lake home
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For quality healthcare, we’ve got you covered.At Valley Hospital and Medical Center, you’ll find the advanced medical technology you and your patients need – when you need it. Our dedicated and experienced medical staff includes more than 450 physicians and offers 20 specialties ranging from emergency medicine and surgery to oncology and obstetrics. The advanced medical care and technology you need is right here at home.
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Protecting Liberty Lake, the Spokane River and
the aquifer through environmental education,
pristine standards and community-minded
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Our mission is public sewer and water service through leadership to preserve and
protect the aquifer, river, and lake; serving people and the
environment. Read more about our heritage and commitment
to watershed protection at www.libertylake.org.
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If you haven’t been served a delicious barbe-cue dinner on a ranch …
If you haven’t enjoyed a front-row seat to a good shootout …
If you haven’t heard the tales of “How the West Was Sung” …
If you haven’t heard Sheriff Dusty Bicuspid’s rendition of “Rindercella” …
Well, friends, then you need to visit Rockin’ B Ranch. Those of us who have heard will be there, too. It’s that good.
Liberty Lake’s Rockin’ B Ranch is an experience in Western hos-pitality and entertainment that attracted more than 10,000 people last season. When the doors swing back open on June 11, the only Cowboy Supper Show in eastern Washington will be in its 16th season delivering western music, great food and good times to area residents and visitors alike.
Enjoy a complete barbecue dinner while the Rockin’ B Riders
Cowboy supper show draws more than 10,000 people a season
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play a concert of songs from great western movies of the past 70 years along the theme, “How the West Was Sung!”
And the ranch fun’s not just limited to the weekend supper shows. Rockin’ B is now offering Spaghetti Western Wednesdays, featuring classic western mov-ies and serving spaghetti and meatballs, popcorn, salad and dessert along with beer and wine.
Also new this year is four selected Sunday Socials,
where family gatherings of old will be celebrated with a variety of food, fun and festivity in an alcohol-free environment. On Father’s Day, June 20, the first in a series of all five of the McManus Comedies will be performed. Sprinkle in the popular jazz and bluegrass nights, and the ranch is always bustling with activity.
This year’s season runs from June 11 to Sept. 25. Call the box office at 509-891-9016 and find the ranch just south of Interstate 90 at Exit 299 (east Liberty Lake at the state line) or online at www.rockinbranch.com.
The Rockin’ B Ranch Cowboy Sup-per Show opens with a bang and continues with dinner and music
inside the 299-seat rustic barn.
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Barlows: Family restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, 1400 N. Meadowwood Lane, 509-924-1446, www.barlowsrest.comCarl’s Jr./Green Burrito: 1317 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-926-3008Crazy Beagle Coffee Co.: 22026 E. Coun-try Vista Drive, 509-893-2670Ding How: Asian gourmet restaurant with sushi bar serving lunch and dinner, 1332 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-921-1901
Domino’s Pizza: Discounts for military and schools, 1235 N. Liberty Lake Road, Suite 107, 509-444-4242, www.domi-nos.comEmerald City Smoothie: Smoothies for healthy living, 1322 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-924-7170, www.emeraldci-tysmoothie.comGreat Harvest Bread Co.: Bakery, with bread milled daily, 21651 E. Country Vista Drive, Suite A, 509-891-9336
Hay J’s Bistro: Award-winning, open for lunch and dinner, 21706 E. Mission Ave., 509-926-2310Liberty Lake Golf Course Clubhouse: 24403 E. Sprague Ave., 509-255-6233McDonald’s: 1306 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-891-8015MeadowWood Golf Course Clubhouse: 24501 E. Valleyway Ave., 509-255-9539
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EATfollowing are places to grab a bite, a drink or take time to dine in liberty lake.
DesTInaTIonsLiberty Lake and the surrounding region is blessed with delectable restaurants, distinctive shops, inviting accommodations and a variety of first-class destinations. Many Liberty Lake locations are shown on the map on pages 28-29.
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A dining experience that stimulates the senses and creates lasting memories
509-926-231021706 E. Mission • Liberty Lake • www.dinelibertylake.com
A dining experience that stimulates the senses and creates lasting memories
712 N. Spokane St. Post Falls, ID 208-777-9672
www.whitehousegrill.com
612 N. Spokane St. Post Falls, ID 208-777-2102
We Love Garlic, We Love You!
Just a 5 minute drive from Liberty Lake and you are in the Mediterranean!
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Palenque Mexican Restaurant: Lunch and dinner, authentic food, located at Trailhead Golf Course, 1102 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-928-3112, www.order-palenquefood.comPapa Murphy’s: 1334 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-926-7272Pizza Hut: 1330 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-922-8600Quizno’s: 1235 N. Liberty Lake Road, Suite 109, 509-928-4121R’nR Clubhouse: ’50s-themed diner serving lunch in R’nR RV Center, 23203 E. Knox Ave., 509-927-9000, ext. 190Rockin’ B Ranch Cowboy Supper Show: Shows and barbecue June through September just south of state line exit 299, 3912 N. Spokane Bridge Road, 509-891-9016San Francisco Sourdough Eatery: Sand-wiches and catering, 23801 E. Apple-way, 509-927-3594Starbucks: 1342 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-922-2549 (a second location is across the street inside Safeway)Subway: 1336 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-922-7827Taco Bell: 22312 E. Appleway Ave., 509-926-6370Taco Time: 1421 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-921-7636True Legends Grill: 1803 N. Harvard Road, 509-892-3077Twisp Café & Coffee House: “Morning treats, afternoon eats and tasty drinks,” 23505 E. Appleway Ave., 509-474-9146, www.twispcafe.com
Within 15 minutesMAX at Mirabeau: Award-winning restaurant and lounge inside Mira-beau Park Hotel, 1100 N. Sullivan Road, Spokane Valley, 509-924-9000, www.maxatmirabeau.comOval Office: Bistro and Martini Bar featuring Northwest cuisine, 612 N. Spokane St., Post Falls, Idaho, 208-777-2102, www.whitehousegrill.comWhite House Grill: Mediterranean cuisine featuring “garlic and more garlic,” 712 N. Spokane St., Post Falls, Idaho, 208-777-9672, www.whitehousegrill.com
1102 N. Liberty Lake Roadat Trailhead Golf Course in Liberty Lake
(509) 928-3112S e r v i n g S i n c e 1994
Open Year Round • Authentic Food • Superb Service • Fantastic Views
Lunch: M-F 11am-2:30pm | Dinner: M-Th 4-9pm, F 4-10pm | Sa-Su 12-9pm
509.921.1901 1332 N Liberty Lake Road, Liberty Lake
Ding How Asian Gourmet is conveniently located in Liberty Lake, right off I-90If you are looking for true Asian dining with an emphasis on traditional Chinese you have found the place. From our delicious appetizers and entrees, soups and salads to our Chef Specials, special rolls and sushi dinners, we strive to excellent handcrafted quality and mouth-watering flavor.
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Albertsons : Groceries, 1304 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-924-5490Eclectic Gifts: Gift baskets, wine, wine accessories, lotions and candles, kitchen items, home décor, 23801 E. Appleway Ave., 509-755-9999, www.eclecticgifts.netLiberty Lake Liquor and Wine: 1326 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-924-4410Safeway: Groceries, 1233 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-893-7565
Within 15 minutesCabela’s: “World’s Foremost Outfitter,” located on Liberty Lake’s eastern border just across the state line. 101 N. Cabela Way, Post Falls, 208-777-6300, www.cabelas.comNorth Idaho Outlets: 4300 W. Riverbend Ave., Post Falls, 208-777-4556Spokane Valley Mall: 14700 E. Indiana Ave., Spokane Valley, 509-926-3700, www.spokanevalleymall.com
Unique Gifts & Gift Baskets • JewelryCandles • Kitchen Items • Gourmet Food
Wine & Wine AccessoriesWomen’s Golf Apparel
509.755.999923801 E. Appleway Ave. Liberty Lake
www.eclecticgifts.net
Unique Gifts & Gift Baskets • JewelryCandles • Kitchen Items • Gourmet Food
Wine & Wine AccessoriesWomen’s Golf Apparel
509.755.999923801 E. Appleway Ave. Liberty Lake
www.eclecticgifts.net
444-4242Liberty Lake • Safeway PlazaAlso serving Otis Orchards & Greenacres
10 years locally owned
Serving lunch every day • Open 7 days a week 10:30am - Midnight
www.dominos.com
$1499
101 North Cabela WayPost Falls, ID 83854
208-777-6300GPS Coordinates:
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STAYIn liberty lake
Best Western Peppertree Liberty Lake Inn: 76 guest rooms, complimentary hot buffet breakfast, fitness center, heated indoor pool and spa, business center, 1816 N. Pepper Lane, 509-755-1111, www.peppertreelibertylake.comCedars Inn and Suites: Indoor pool and spa, Jacuzzi suites, exercise room, free breakfast, pet-friendly rooms, 2327 N. Madson Road, 509-340-3333, www.cedarsinnspokane.comLiberty Lake County Park: RV and tent camping, 3707 S. Zephyr Road, 509-477-4730
Within 15 minutesSpokane KOA: 3025 N. Barker Road, Spokane Valley, 509-924-4722Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center: 16,000 square feet of meeting space, onsite catering, fitness center, gift shop, restaurant and lounge, 1100 N. Sullivan Road, Spokane Valley, 509-924-9000, www.mirabeauparkhotel.comOxford Suites: Free hot breakfast, free wi-fi, fitness center, pool and hot tub, across from Spokane Valley Mall, 15015 E. Indiana Ave., Spokane Valley, 509-847-1000, www.oxfordsuites.comPheasant Hill Inn & Suites: Boutique hotel, pillow-top mattresses, compli-mentary hot breakfast, free wi-fi, off I-90 exit 289 at Pines Road, 12415 E. Mission Ave., 509-926-7432, www.pheasanthill-inn.net
The expansive lobby greets visitors at Best Western Peppertree Liberty Lake Inn.Photo: Markus Burns/MarkusBurns.CoM
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ExPErIENCEadditional destinations In liberty lake
Anew Start Rejuvenation Center: Spa treatments, programs and products for whole body wellness, 23505 E. Apple-way Ave., 509-893-3623, www.anews-tartcenter.comAnytime Fitness: 23505 E. Appleway Ave., 509-891-6800Curves: 1235 N. Liberty Lake Road, Suite 104, 509-922-6470Cycle Sports: Bicycle sales and service, 1318 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-893-2453, www.cosmobiker.comExercise Institute: 21651 E. Country Vista Drive, Suite C, 509-928-0454Liberty Lake Athletic Club: 23410 E. Mis-sion Ave., 509-891-2582Liberty Lake Wine Cellars: Hand-crafted, limited-edition red wines, 1018 S. Garry Road, 509-255-9205, www.libertylakew-inecellars.comScollard’s Cleaners: Dry cleaner, 1235 N. Liberty Lake Road, 509-921-9086
Within 15 minutes Post Falls Theater: Movie theater, 1486 W. Seltice Way, Post Falls, 208-773-4332Regal Spokane Valley 12: Movie theater, 14706 E. Indiana Ave., Spokane Valley, 509-922-2590
Discover the newest advances in treatments, programs and products that offer total body wellness:
• Whole-Body Vibration Training• Detoxifying Foot Baths• Far Infrared Sauna
23505 E. Appleway Ave • Liberty Lake, WA
• Massage• Yoga• Reflexology
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Enjoy In-room 42-inch FLAT SCREEN TVs,
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Best Western Peppertree Liberty Lake Inn
Reservations:(509) 755-1111 www.PeppertreeInns.com
Shelly and Doug Smith operate a winery with views of the lake.
INTErSECTION OF THE INLANd NOrTHWEST
A booming corridor of international businesses, first-class neighborhoods and breathtaking natural beauty stretches from Spokane, Wash., to Coeur d’Alene, Ida-ho. Connecting the communities: the Spokane River. Midway downstream: Liberty Lake.
Geographically, Liberty Lake is truly the “center of it all” in the Inland Northwest. Because of this, it’s less
than an hour’s drive from all the hot spots: Silverwood Theme Park, Silver Mountain Resort, Riverfront Park, Mt. Spokane, Riverside State Park – you name it. And it’s a perfect launching pad for visiting the dozens of shopping destinations, golf courses, lakes, museums and sporting events the region has to offer.
Have time to go by bicycle? Take the Centennial Trail,
In the center of it all, Liberty Lake offers a perfect launching pad for seeing the region
LAUNCHlaUnCHregional attractions
which stretches 60 miles, many of them meandering along the Spokane River. At Liberty Lake’s Harvard Road Trailhead of the Centennial Trail, you can head 33 miles west past the Spokane Valley Mall, downtown Spokane and Riverfront Park all the way to secluded Riverside State Park and Nine Mile Falls. Heading east, the trail immediately meets Cabela’s before stretching through Post Falls, Coeur d’Alene and finishing with a
breathtaking stretch along Lake Coeur d’Alene.
With all the first-class amenities a visitor needs but without the snarling traffic and labyrinth streets, Lib-erty Lake is the ideal home base for exploring the In-land Northwest.
The Spokane River, shown here passing through Liberty Lake,
connects the corridor of communi- ties from Coeur d’Alene to Spokane
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EvENTSHoopfest (June 26-27, 2010): More than 200,000 players and fans make Hoop-fest the largest 3-on-3 street basketball tournament in the world. www.spokan-ehoopfest.netIronman Coeur d’Alene (June 27, 2010): Swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles and run 26.2 miles to complete this grueling event. www.ironmancda.comSpokane to Sandpoint (Aug. 13-14, 2010): In this 185-mile relay race from the top of Mt. Spokane to the beach of Sandpoint, Idaho, 12-member teams split up the 36-leg continuous race. www.spokanetosandpoint.comPig Out in the Park (Sept. 1-6, 2010): 31st annual event will feature 48 food booths and 55 free concerts over six days. An estimated 90,000 people will sample the food. www.spokanepigout.comSpokane County Interstate Fair (Sept. 10-19, 2010): A carnival, competitions, entertainment and vendors mark the 2010 fair, themed “It’s an AG-venture.” www.interstatefair.orgBloomsday (May 1, 2011): More than 50,000 runners and walkers completed the 34th edition of the event in 2010, a 12-kilometer timed road race through Spokane. www.bloomsdayrun.org
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Liberty Lake’s Kyle Hudson makes a pass during the Hoopfest 3-on-3 basketball tournament held each June on the streets of downtown Spokane.
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dESTINATIONSname of destination is followed by distance from liberty lake exit 296 on Interstate 90.
Carver Farms, 7 miles: Fresh fruits, vegetables and U-pick in season, 9105 N. Idaho Road, Newman Lake, 509-226-3602, www.carverfarms.comCoeur d’Alene, Idaho, 16 miles: This popular city by the lake offers golf, events and a vibrant downtown built around a beautiful park and resort. www.coeurdalene.orgMt. Spokane State Park, 30 miles: State park, ski resort, 9500 N. Mt. Spokane Park Drive, Mead, 509-238-2220, www.mtspokane.comRiverfront Park, 16 miles: Spokane’s sig-nature park along river downtown, 507 N. Howard St., Spokane, 509-625-6686, www.spokaneriverfrontpark.comRiverside State Park, 25 miles: Treasure of trails, kayaking, camping and out-door activity along Spokane River, 9711 W. Charles Road, Nine Mile Falls, 509-465-5064, www.riversidestatepark.org
rECUrrING SPOrTING EvENTSalong with hot tickets to college sports games for Gonzaga University and Washington state University, the following professional sports teams make spokane their home.
Spokane Chiefs: Western Hockey League team and 2008 Memorial Cup Champi-on plays its home games in the Spokane Arena. www.spokanechiefs.com
Spokane Indians: Northwest League af-filiate of the Texas Rangers, the Indians play homes games each summer at Avista Stadium. www.spokaneindians.com
Spokane Shock: Arena Football League team and former two-time af2 cham-pion, the Shock play home games at the Spokane Arena. www.spokane-shock.com
Liberty Lake’s Tyler Johnson plays for the Spokane Chiefs. He also helped lead Team USA to a Gold medal at the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships.
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Cross-county skiing at Mt. Spokane State Park, which has miles of trails for mountain biking and hiking as well as a downhill skiing and snowboard park.Photo: BruCe andre/BruCeandre.CoM
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Silver Mountain, 54 miles: Ski resort and indoor waterpark, 610 Bunker Ave., Kellogg, Idaho, 866-344-2675, www.silvermt.comSilverwood Theme Park, 32 miles: Theme park and outdoor waterpark, 27843 N. Highway 95, Athol, Idaho, 208-683-3400, www.silverwoodthemepark.comSpokane Arena, 17 miles: Sporting events and concerts, 720 W. Mallon Ave., Spokane, 509-279-7000, www.spokanearena.comSpokane Convention Center and INB Performing Arts Center, 16 miles: Events, conventions and concerts, 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd., Spokane, 509-279-7000, www.spokanecenter.com
dESTINATIONS (cont.)
Open June through October, family-owned Carver Farms is located just north of Liberty Lake.
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Movie & Song Contests
New Stage Show!
How The West Was Sung
The New Shootout at Spokane Bridge
Spaghetti Western Wednesdays
Sunday Socials
Patrick McManus Comedies
Rockin’ B Jazz Nights
Rockin’ Bluegrass
Summer Arts Camp
MEASUrE OF A COMMUNITY, MEASUrE OF A FACILITY
The tale of the tape is only part of the story of the HUB Sports Center, but it’s a pretty cool part.
• A total of 66,000 square feet, including 50,000 in court space.
• Five regulation-sized hardwood basketball courts with electronic scoreboards on each court.
• Nine regulation-sized volleyball courts.
• Multi-purpose design allows dozens of additional uses, from an indoor batting cage to badminton, from indoor soccer to aerobics, from martial arts to meeting and office space.
• Huge lobby, concessions, locker rooms and lots of adaptable spectator seating
• Approximately 150,000 people use the facility each year, a facility located in a city of 7,000 people.
The non-profit HUb Sports Center aims to make a positive impact as big-time event facility
INFOInforelocation & reference
If it’s your first time in Liberty Lake, it’s likely the HUB brought you here. The facility is host to all kinds of events, retreats, clinics and camps. It also is home to many regional, national and interna-tional tournaments, including USA Judo, the Pacif-ic Northwest Qualifier Volleyball tournament and intercollegiate wrestling.
This past season, nearby Freeman High School used the facility for its varsity and junior varsity boys and
girls basketball games. At times, the school had three games going on at once – with spectators. (And to think they could have had two more.)
The HUB is the result of a lot of physical and financial investment, and as a non-profit, it gives far more than it gets back. And every tournament, every event, is an-other winning story for the participants and the great-er community. This part of the HUB tale? It’s worth tell-ing again and again.
MEASUrE OF A COMMUNITY, MEASUrE OF A FACILITY
On the west side of Liberty Lake, the HUB Sports Center hosts a
variety of local and regional events.
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lIbeRTy laKe fasT faCTsfInDInG LIbErTY LAkE
Liberty Lake is located just off exit 296 of Interstate 90. It is 22 miles east of Spokane International Airport.
aboUT THe CITy of LIbErTY LAkE
Incorporated: Aug. 31, 2001City population: About 7,270 (Closer to 10,000 for the greater Liberty Lake community)No. of households: About 3,000Area: 6-plus square milesNo. of businesses: More than 300Largest employers: Accra-Fab, Agilent Technologies, Albertsons, Altek, F5 Net-works, Getronics, Home Depot, Hunt-wood Industries, Insight Enterprises, Itron, Merck-Medco, Parker Aerospace, Safeco Insurance, Spokane Teachers Credit Union and Telect
aboUT THE SCHOOLSliberty lake is served by the following public schools in the Central Valley school District, www.cvsd.org.
Central Valley Kindergarten Center: 1512 N. Barker Road, Spokane Valley, 509-228-5380Greenacres Elementary School: 17915 E. Fourth, Greenacres, 509-228-4200Liberty Lake Elementary School: 23606 E. Boone Ave., Liberty Lake, 509-228-4300Greenacres Middle School: 17409 E. Sprague Ave., Greenacres, 509-228-4860Central Valley High School: 821 S. Sulli-van Road, Spokane Valley, 509-228-5100
A rainbow descends on Carlson Hill (also known as Legacy Ridge) in Liberty Lake.Photo: BruCe andre/BruCeandre.CoM
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Featuring 260 days of sunshine a year
Weather averages (High-low, rainfall in inches):January: 35-22, 3.28February: 41-25, 2.47March: 49-30, 2.34April: 58-35, 1.89May: 67-43, 2.25June: 74-50, 2.06July: 83-55, 1.02August: 84-55, 1.16September: 74-47, 1.12October: 60-38, 1.67November: 43-30, 3.35December: 36-25, 3.46
Average home sales price(2009 market figure – city homes only):$267,008
AmeREsell Property Management:21950 E Country Vista Dr, Ste 600, 509-926-9999Brumback Consulting Inc. Real Estate:21724 E Mission Ave, 509-924-8700Century 21 Beutler & Associates: 1328 N Whitman Ln, 509-926-2100John L. Scott Real Estate: 1338 N Liberty Lake Rd, 509-924-4200Windermere Real Estate: 1429 N Liberty Lake Rd, 509-340-8000
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Featuring 260 days of sunshine a year
Weather averages (High-low, rainfall in inches):January: 35-22, 3.28February: 41-25, 2.47March: 49-30, 2.34April: 58-35, 1.89May: 67-43, 2.25June: 74-50, 2.06July: 83-55, 1.02August: 84-55, 1.16September: 74-47, 1.12October: 60-38, 1.67November: 43-30, 3.35December: 36-25, 3.46
Average home sales price(2009 market figure – city homes only):$267,008
AmeREsell Property Management:21950 E Country Vista Dr, Ste 600, 509-926-9999Brumback Consulting Inc. Real Estate:21724 E Mission Ave, 509-924-8700Century 21 Beutler & Associates: 1328 N Whitman Ln, 509-926-2100John L. Scott Real Estate: 1338 N Liberty Lake Rd, 509-924-4200Windermere Real Estate: 1429 N Liberty Lake Rd, 509-340-8000
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lIbeRTy laKe CHUrCHES
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints: 23515 E. Boone Ave., 509-926-2975Journey Fellowship: 23129 E. Mission Ave., 509-869-3822, www.journey-fel-lowship.orgLakeside Church: 23424 E. Knox St., 509-210-9779, www.lakesidechurch.ccLiberty Lake Community Church: 704 S. Garry Road, 509-255-6266, www.libertylakechurch.com
eVenT CenTeRs/MEETING rOOMS
Best Western Peppertree Liberty Lake Inn: 509-755-1111Cedars Inn: 509-340-3333City of Liberty Lake Parks and Meeting Rooms: 755-6700Denny Ashlock Building: 509-922-5443George Gee: 509-927-1000Horizon Credit Union: 509-755-0380HUB Sports Center: 509-927-0602Liberty Lake Elementary School:509-228-4300Zephyr Lodge: 509-255-6122
Named for a 19th century homesteader named Stephen Liberty, Liberty Lake was a resort destination for the first half of the 20th century. Dubbed “Spokane’s Inland Seashore,” many would take the electric train to Liberty Lake for weekend or holiday recreation. A boom in housing development north of the lake took off in the 1990s, and this area incorporated in August 2001
with a strong mayor form of govern-ment. The lake itself and homes around it remain under the jurisdiction of Spokane County. While the resorts have been replaced with private residences, Liberty Lake remains a popular regional destination for its outdoor amenities, stretching from the lake itself north through the golf courses and parks to the Spokane River.
Zephyr Lodge, pictured above, was originally built as a lodge and casino on the southeast side of the lake. Charles Traeger built it in the early 1900s and spared no expense in decorat-ing the two-story, 20-room inn. Today, it is an event center and Christian retreat center.
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PaRTInG sHoTsLiberty Lake is equally breathtaking from high above at sunset or during an up-close descent onto a watery runway. But it’s not just about scenery. The events (like the Fourth of July parade, right) and amenities (like the skate park) make Liberty Lake a wonderful place to call home year-round. Even the road signs have been known to glow with community spirit (opposite page). Is that Rudolph?
Photo credits:Sunset photo by Bo Johnson. Skate park
photo by Frank Cruz-Aedo. All other photos
by John Klapp.
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noTeWoRTHy PHONE NUMbErS
Avista Utilities: 800-227-9187City of Liberty Lake: 509-755-6700Comcast Cable: 509-755-4700Consolidated Irrigation: 509-924-3655Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce: 509-924-4994Liberty Lake Municipal Library: 509-232-2510Liberty Lake Police Department: 509-755-1140 or 509-218-4899Liberty Lake Sewer and Water District: 509-922-5443Liberty Lake Splash community news-paper: 509-242-7752Qwest: 800-244-1111Spokane County Sheriff’s Office: 509-477-2240Spokane County Sewer: 509-477-3604Spokane Valley Fire Department: 509-928-1700Waste Management: 509-924-9400
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