Palouse Outdoor Festival

The Outdoor Recreation Center is hosting a weekend of outdoor fun! The Palouse Outdoor Festival is the perfect way to get out and play Sept. 26 and 27! The festival will kick off Friday afternoon in the SRC Backyard.  A number of outdoor activities are planned including outdoor yoga, slackline demos and Challenge Course activities. There will also be a special screening of the critically acclaimed documentary “DamNation.” The festival continues at Wawawai County Park on Saturday with activities like rock climbing, kayaking and various outdoor skills clinics. All festival events are free!

A limited number of shuttles will be provided to and from Wawawai County Park. You can register for shuttle space here. If you do not need transportation, there is no need to register—just show up to the SRC Backyard on Friday and Wawawai County Park on Saturday to enjoy the adventurous weekend outdoors!

For more information visit, urec.wsu.edu/special-events/palouse-outdoor-festival

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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