Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve
Eastern Washington
Astronomy
MoonWaning Gibbous (70%)
Stargazingexcellent
Trail Conditions
MudReported on trail
“Small wildflowers are just beginning to blossom along the trail, along with plenty of new grass.”
Last report: Apr 12, 2026
Permits / Passes
RequiredDiscover Pass
Safety & Considerations
Today's Hazard
- Strong sun — sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses recommended
Getting There
Recent Reports
Apr 12, 2026
We started our stroll by checking out the springs themselves. The path was fairly marshy, and the streams had a few little pieces of wood over them, which provided just barely enough protection.
Mar 28, 2026
Small wildflowers are just beginning to blossom along the trail, along with plenty of new grass. An eagle was doing circles over the field, but we didn't see the nest.
Sep 1, 2025
Started at 11:00 a. m.
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