Graduate School

Active Recreation

Outdoor Life

The Chipman Trail extends from Moscow, Idaho, to Pullman, and provides a safe path for joggers, bikers, and the like. Its mountain ranges, the Blue Mountains, and the Wallowas, share the similar spires and majestic beauty of the Swiss Alps.

Palouse Area Recreation

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Campus Recreation Centers 

Workout indoors in our modern Student Recreation Center, named one of the best in the nation, which expands over 16,000 square feet with a climbing wall and aquatics center. We also have a fabulous Outdoor Recreation Center.

Two students in yoga class biker on the chipman trail  
Runners on the treadmill
Dunes at the Snake River
runners at the indoor track

Other Recreational Activities

The Palouse Region also offers fishing, backpacking, skiing, camping, and biking.

 We also have Lake Coeur d'Alene and Priest Lake, and the Columbia, Clearwater, and Snake River.

The Salmon River flows through a vast wilderness in a gorge one-fifth of a mile deeper than the Grand Canyon. Congress has designated 46 miles of the Salmon River, from the North Fork to Corn Creek, recreational, and the other 79 miles, from Corn Creek to Long Tom Bar, wild.  

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