Swim, bike, and run in and around stunning Priest Lake, Idaho, in the Priest Lake Triathlon to cap off your race season near the end of the summer on August 24. This beautiful lake will offer classic northwest views as you compete around the pine-filled hillsides of the upper panhandle. If you’re traveling with family […]
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On the days that I hike, wearing light shoes that I can sense the ground through, I feel myself move differently than I used to. My legs are springs, and they cushion my dance uphill and downhill. I keep my body relaxed to conserve energy, and still I go, shot from the cannons of my
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The Mango Tree Indian Kitchen & Tap House, a small franchise of restaurants, now officially has two locations in the Inland Northwest. Owner Rakesh Kaushal opened his Coeur d’Alene spot in July 2018 and the downtown Spokane restaurant in May this year. Originating in Alberta, Canada, about four years ago, The Mango Tree primarily serves
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Liquid Paradise IPA brings together three key elements that are imperative in every hoppy summer beer. First, the aroma is sweet, delicious, and slightly tart with a hint of passion fruit. Second, it features a beautiful golden color, with a light haze and moderately-dense white foam. Third, the flavor is medium bodied with a mild
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Eagles Nest Outfitters (ENO) will launch a limited-edition DoubleNesst Hammock print in celebration of its 20-year Anniversary this summer. The new print will be launched on National Hammock Day, Monday, July 22, 2019. The new hammock print comes with a beautiful mountain and sea design. “The Mountains-to-Sea design is inspired by the various landscapes that
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There’s something about finding a lake in the middle of a sagebrush-filled desert that makes it all the more unique to explore. Moses Lake, Washington, is such a lake, surrounded by a town of 23,000, sprawling agricultural fields, and home to some of the most spectacular desert sunsets. The Moses Lake Water Trail is a
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Learning how to fish builds confidence in children, teaches them patience and perseverance, encourages healthy living, and helps children to better understand the interconnections between ecology and recreation, clean water, and species habitat. WDFW biologist Randy Osborn is passionate about the idea of taking kids fishing because it gets them off media devices and exposes
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Besides mallard ducks and Canada geese, here are other bird species you’re likely to see while paddling or boating around lakes in Eastern Washington and North Idaho: American White Pelican:Found April-Sept. at large inland lakes living in colonies, this bird has an 8’ wingspan with black feathers on wing undersides. It dips its bill and
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If there’s one family that epitomizes Priest Lake in north Idaho it’s the Hill family. It all began in the 1930s, when 10-year-old George Hill began spending his summers at his grandparents’ cabin. In 1946, after serving in World War II, George’s love for Priest compelled him to buy a small fishing resort (then called
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