SPOKANE, Wash. — After being closed for more than three months due to the Upriver Fire, Camp Sekani is once again accepting visitors.
“I’m just excited to see what they’ve fixed,” hiker Jeff Heatwole said. “See how the trails look, see what features they put back on the bike trails.”
The Washington Department of Natural Resources team led the restoration process, along with Spokane Parks and Recreation’s Urban Forestry team. Local nonprofit Evergreen East Mountain Bike Alliance also helped clean up…