June 2017

Photo of Washington Pass by Sarah Oscarson.

Highway 20 Solo: A Bike Touring Adventure along Washington’s Iconic Cycling Route

Modern day life often dictates that time and money are limited, and therefore we seek out adventure on the weekends, or in short bursts of time. In order to minimize travel time and maximize destination time, many times we board a plane (or boat, or bus, or car) and rush off to a far-away wonder. […]

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Hiking along the shore of Stevens Lake. Photo: Skye Schillhammer

Riverside State Park—Wednesdays in the Woods

Experience the great outdoors on the edge of the city while enjoying live music, educational presentations, and entertaining programs at Riverside State Park. REI and the Riverside State Park Foundation are sponsoring another season of “Wednesdays in the Woods,” a series of free programs at the Bowl & Pitcher in Riverside State Park. The series

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Cyclists riding alongside a rural road in Colville, Washington.

The “Discovery” of the Obvious: The Road Biking in NE Washington Rocks

My wife and I have enjoyed road cycling around our Colville area for decades. We also enjoy traveling to other regions and hauling our bikes with us on road trips. Exploring the cycling possibilities of a new destination is always the best way to experience what an area has to offer. Cycling provides a nice

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Photo of runners at Burning Man by Janelle McCabe.

Burn to Run

Picture an XY line graph. The X axis is labeled “Runner Extremes,” and the Y axis is labeled “Cultural Extremes.” Plot an intersection point at the far ends of each axis, and you have the Burning Man 50K Ultramarathon, which I chose as my first foray into ultrarunning. Burning Man At the end of every

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