Take an adventure this summer by going on one of the Outdoor Recreation Center’s trips. There is a wide range of opportunities to get outside and explore the Pacific Northwest with the ORC in the coming months. Take a two-day biking and camping trip June 15-17 on the shores of Lake Coue d’Alene where you’ll learn the fundamentals of bike touring. Then, on July 27 and 28 you can go on an exciting whitewater rafting trip on the scenic Salmon River. For more information on all the offerings, and to register for trips visit urec.wsu.edu/outdoor-recreation/trips-clinics/.
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