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Visitor's Guide VISITOR’S GUIDE – W E S E L L A DV E N T U R E G E A R MOSCow F O R A DV E N T U R E L OV E R S Step Outside With Us. Kayak & Canoe Sales & Rentals Hunting, Fishing & Camping Gear Fish & Game Tags & Licenses Barbeques & Smokers Beer & Wine Brewing Supplies Gourmet Snacks & Idaho Gifts Moscow. It rhymes with “Let’s go.” 208-882-4555 w w w. t r i s t a t e o u t f i t t e r s . c o m A C R O S S T H E PU L L M A N R O A D F R O M T H E U. I . CA M PU S WELCOME TO MOSCOW! WE ARE GLAD YOU ARE HERE. The community of Moscow invites you CHAMBER STAFF to experience what we have to offer – Jenny Ford, Executive Director interesting shops, a historic downtown, Kendra Ewing, Office Assistant sumptuous restaurants, exciting museums Gabriela Franco, Receptionist and art galleries, and even blockbuster Laura Kirkland, Receptionist movies. Hike, bike, golf, relax – you can do it all in Moscow. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT US! The Moscow Chamber of Commerce Moscow Chamber of Commerce welcomes you. If you would like 411 South Main St. • (208) 882-1800 visitor information, a restaurant [email protected] recommendation, or directions to a thrift shop we are located downtown. Our downtown gathering spot is called Friendship Square – a perfect illustration of who we’ve always been. We know you will love it here! MOSCOW CHAMBER photo courtesy of Ryan Zimmer Photography OF COMMERCE Committed to a Strong Community Just as we invent new products to improve power grids in communities around the world, we find new ways to strengthen our own community on the Palouse every day. Visit www.selinc.com to learn more. Moscow, Idaho | 1 MOSCOW HAPPENINGS For events and information, visit: www.moscowchamber.com/events/calendar/ or www.inland360.com. photo courtesy of Ryan ZImmer Photography photophoto courtesycourtesy ofof RyanRyan ZImmerZimmer PhotographyPhotography 2 | Moscow, Idaho TABLE OF CONTENTS In The Beginning 7 Taste Local Treasures 49 Information 10 49. Wineries and Breweries 51. Winery & Brewery Tours Cultivating The Palouse 11 52. Local Treats Be Our Guest 13 Move Your Body 55 13. Hotels & Motels 55. Get Outdoors 14. Bed & Breakfast 58. Biking, Walking, and Hiking Trails 59. Golf Grab A Bite 16 59. Recreation 60. Gyms Getting Around 25 60. Yoga & Martial Arts Fix It 26 Visit Our Neighbors 61 Where Great Minds Meet 27 Have Some Time? 64 28. Meeting and Event Venues On Campus 66 Enlighten Your Senses 31 66. The University of Idaho 67. Athletics Just For Kids! 36 67. Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival 68. Arboretum and Botanical Garden Come Together Downtown 39 68. Prichard Art Gallery and Store 69. New Saint Andrews College Retail Therapy 43 Worship While You’re Here 71 Vintage Treasures 45 Advertising Directory 73 Catch A Flick 48 17 II 04 6K Moscow, Idaho | 3 Ranked among America’s TOP 100 public universities. —U.S. News & World Report What makes UI unique? It’s our top-ranked programs, $25 million in available scholarships, small classes and hands-on interdisciplinary research—all on a beautiful green campus. Which means you can challenge yourself and solve real world problems while studying in one of the most beautiful locations in the Northwest. Start your journey today at uidaho.edu. Moscow | Boise | Coeur d’Alene | Idaho Falls 4 | Moscow, Idaho photo courtesy of Ryan ZImmer Photography photo courtesy of Ryan ZImmer Photography photo courtesy of Ryan ZImmer Photography Moscow, Idaho | 5 LATAH COUNTY REALTORS 217 S Main St. • Moscow, ID 208-882-0800 Agents licensed in Idaho & Washington For All Local Listings: www.LatahRealty.com www.cbtmoscow.com 128 East Third Street, Moscow, ID 83843 (208) 883-1525 ● [email protected] + Jennifer O’Brien, Broker/Owner YEARS CRS, GRI, ABR, SFR O’Brien Real Estate, Inc. 70Celebrating Over (509) 338-2017 70 Years of Business (208) 883-1219 The Professional Company with the Personal Touch. Serving Latah County Since 1947 201 E 3rd St., Moscow, ID (208) 882-5531 • moscowrealty.com For All of Your Real Estate Needs Connections Rental Connections Property Management 325 W. Third Street, Moscow 208.883.9700 • 866.740.5111 www.homesinmoscow.com 6 | Moscow, Idaho IN THE BEGINNING photo courtesy of the University of Idaho website: www.lib.uidaho.edu Discovered in 1805 by Lewis and Clark, the Palouse is a geologic wonder unlike any other area. Mesmerizing beauty and a sweeping landscape of rolling hills and plateaus greet visitors to this distinctive region north of the Snake River in Southeast Washington and North Central Idaho. This is the place simply to drive leisurely along the gently curving highways, sprinkled with antique shops and wineries, with easy access to hiking and biking and above all, photography. If you ever needed to stop the world and relax, this is photo courtesy of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce Daily Shuttle Service Between Moscow/ Pullman/Colfax and Spokane Airport $38 One Way Reservation at www.wheatlandexpress.com Moscow, Idaho | 7 EGINNING B HE T N I photo courtesy of the University of Idaho website: www.lib.uidaho.edu the place for it. main hub communities. This land was originally occupied by the Settlers came to the area in 1871, for nomadic Palus tribe, renowned as expert the abundant grassland and available equestrians. It is generally thought that timber for building. Originally named French-Canadian fur traders converted "Paradise Valley," Moscow’s name was the name of the tribe to the more familiar chosen by Postmaster Samuel Neff not French word pelouse, which means "land only because it reminded him of his with short thick grass." The area has hometown of Moscow, Pa., but also for since become known for growing wheat its favorable meaning, "City of Brotherly and legumes and is home to small towns Love." In 1875, the city’s first store was with a rich history and charm. Pullman, opened on what is now Main Street. Washington, and Moscow, Idaho are the The town became incorporated in 1887 r uo t uoba e r om nr a e l oT l e a nr om r e uoba t uo r .05-8 )82( c nummoc i t y , ac l l ( 802 ) 0656-288 . .mce r filbr h a llA l iaf sht ro leb sfei era .emoclew 8 | Moscow, Idaho shadow.indd 1 shadow.indd 1 5/1/12 3:22 PM 5/1/12 3:22 PM shadow.indd 1 5/1/12 3:22 PM I N T HE B EGINNING photo courtesy of the City of Moscow website: ci.moscow.id.us followed by the creation of Latah County city into a trading and population center in 1888 landing Moscow as the county for the county. Idaho achieved statehood seat. In 1889 Moscow was also chosen in 1890. as the site for a land-grant institution, the Portions of this text excerpted from "users. University of Idaho, which propelled the moscow.com/lchs/history.html#moscow" INSPIRATION MEETS CREATIVIT Y. THERE’S AN I IN OUR TEAM. Visit a vibrant and historic downtown—home to galleries, theaters, fine dining, festivals, and Idaho’s number one farmers market. With the magnificent Palouse at its front door and miles of biking and hiking trails, Moscow, Idaho—home to the University of Idaho— has it all. www.ci.moscow.id.us Moscow, Idaho | 9 INFORMATION INFORMATION List of Resources for Climate Moscow, ID: Temperature Range in Fire Department: .......................... 911 Degrees Fahrenheit Fire Department ...............................................High/Low Business Line: ............ 208-882-2831 January ......................................35/23 Police Department: ���������������������� 911 February ....................................41/26 Police Department March .........................................49/31 Business Line: ............ 208-882-2677 April ............................................57/35 City of Moscow:.......... 208-883-7000 May ............................................66/40 Moscow Chamber June ...........................................73/45 of Commerce: ............ 208-882-1800 July .............................................82/48 Moscow Job August .......................................84/48 Service: ........................208-882-7571 September �������������������������������� 74/43 Partnership for Economic October ......................................60/36 Prosperity ................... 208-883-7921 November ..................................43/29 Latah County December .................................35/23 Courthouse:................ 208-882-8580 Latah County Department Precipitation (per year) of Motor Vehicles: ������ 208-883-7211 Rainfall ........................................23.6" Moscow-Latah County Snowfall .......................................49.5" Public Library: ............ 208-882-3925 Area Statistics Moscow School Moscow elevation.............. 2,579 feet District: ....................... 208-892-1139 above sea level Gritman Moscow area ...............6.85 sq. miles Medical Center: ..........208-882-4511 Latah County area .....1,077 sq. miles PACT EMS: ...................855-PACT-EMS Latitude .......................... N46°43’54" Housing Longitude .....................W116°59’50" 3-Bedroom House: .Median List Price Population Profile $203,200 Moscow (2016) ....................... 25,322 2-Bedroom Apartment: Average Rent Latah County (2013) .............. 38,778 $630 Minimum Wage Mileage As of January 2015: .................. $7.25 Number of miles from Moscow to: Pullman ..............................................8 Unemployment Rate Lewiston .......................................... 32 Moscow ....................................... 4.7% Spokane ������������������������������������������ 79 State ............................................ 3.5% Coeur d’Alene ................................
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