Upriver Dam access open
Upriver Dam access point now open. Read more.
All News – River Talk
Can a pipeline break threaten the Spokane River and our drinking water?
Can a pipeline disaster like the one on the Yellowstone River near billings happen here? Yes, say those who keep a close eye on the Spokane River, including the top water officials at both the city and county of Spokane. The Inlander Reports
Moonlight Paddle with Wine and Cheese this Friday
This Friday there are still three seats available for a moonlight paddle from Plese Flats to Nine Mile.
Free Splash and Play Event
On July 30, the Spokane Canoe and Kayak Club and Mt. Gear are teaming up to introduce people to the world of paddling.
Avista issues river alert
Water flows on the Spokane River continue to run high. After the fourth of July, Avista reported water passing through the Post Falls Dam being five times higher than normal.
Idaho Boater Inspection Stations set-up to block invasive species
Any watercraft transported into Idaho is required to stop at an invasive species inspection station. The battle to stop quagga and zebra mussels from entering our water ways.
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Future of proposed Whitewater Park may be determined in June
On June 23rd, Friends of the Falls is joining the City of Spokane to appeal The State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) decision to let expire a $530,000 grant to the City of Spokane to support development of Spokane’s Whitewater Park. Without this funding, about half the funds raised to build the park will be lost.
Barker Road access now a dandy
The Spokane Canoe and Kayak Club partnered with the City of Spokane Valley to greatly improve the aesthetics and functionality of the Spokane River access at Barker Road.
Spokane river discharge permits receiving a lot of attention
June began with a number of articles and editorials related to Spokane County efforts to receive a draft discharge permit. Articles and related material attached.