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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Schedule Of Events

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Click on the following campgrounds for a listing of Ranger-led programs in that area.

Kettle Falls | Evans | Fort Spokane | Keller Ferry | Spring Canyon


 
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SPECIAL EVENTS

Kettle Falls District

Fur Trade Encampment, Saturday and Sunday May 30 & 31, 2009. Join the National Park Service and the Kettle Falls Historical Society in welcoming the Friends of Spokane House for a weekend of living history. The Friends will set up an 1840s fur trade encampment at historic Mission Point, Kettle Falls. Call 509.738.6266 for details.

 
Soldier profile

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Life of a Soldier

Fort Spokane District


 

Spring Canyon District

Several Night Sky programs are scheduled throughout the park for the 2008 season. View the Night Sky page for dates and places.
fire fighter looking at a stand of ponderosas that have become a wildfire danger  

Did You Know?
Fire is a natural part of Lake Roosevelt's dry forest and desert environment. Park fire fighters, to protect nearby landowners, manage the forest by extinguishing any wildfire, as well as thin, pile up, and burn excess vegetation in winter. Prescribed fires may be lit to burn what is left.

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Last Updated: May 07, 2009 at 12:20 EST