Cover photo courtesy of Meg Raines Nestled in the scenic Lake Chelan Wine Valley, Cairdeas Winery offers a captivating experience for wine enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. Known for its Rhone-inspired wines, Cairdeas masterfully crafts and blends varietals such as Viognier, Syrah, Grenache, and Mourvèdre, capturing the essence of the Rhône Valley in the Pacific […]
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Cover photo courtesy of Vin du Lac Tucked into a quaint hillside, with panoramic views of Lake Chelan, you’ll find Vin du Lac Winery’s charming estate. Here, guests are invited to enjoy locally-sourced wines and farm-fresh dining, all while soaking in the breathtaking views and relaxed ambiance. Set against the backdrop of a pristine 55-mile
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Cover photo courtesy of Jon Jonckers Plan a safe and fun adventure to Mount Spokane State Park this fall with a Friends of Mount Spokane full-color, waterproof, all-season trail map. Learn about park rules and regulations, trail distances, points of interest, and other tips. This map provides the most up-to-date trail information and has been
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Cover photo courtesy of The Friends of the Bluff The Good: Surprisingly few people seem to know about the 600 acres of ponderosa forests and bunchgrass meadows that border the western edge of Spokane’s South Hill. With about 20 miles of trails, 500 feet of elevation gain, sweeping views of the western sky, and no
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Since 2019, Wander Spokane has been dedicated to offering unique, on-foot experiences that showcase the vibrant heart of our city. While many Spokanites might think they know their city inside and out, we believe there’s always more to discover. It’s easy to overlook the treasures in our own backyard, assuming they’re reserved for tourists—but true
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Public lands are essential to our well-being, providing clean air, water, and habitats for diverse species, from lynx to wolves and grizzly bears. These places offer spaces for us to connect with nature and loved ones, enhancing our physical and mental health. However, the accessibility of these spaces is not guaranteed; it is the result
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By Marcy Timblin, Kaniksu Land Trust Cover photo courtesy of the Kanisku Land Trust “I think people my age are concerned that the place where we grew up is going to be lost to development.” – A 23-year-old Bonner County resident. Living in Sandpoint for decades, I’ve seen changes. The town has grown, traffic is
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Join us in celebrating 20 years of Out There Thursday Oct 10 from 5-8 PM at the Townshend Cellar winery at 1222 N Regal St. in Spokane! Your $20 ticket includes one beverage from Townshend Cellar or 10 Barrel Brewing, snacks and dinner from Soulful Soups, door prizes, live music by former Out There writer
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Cover photo by Lorenzo Menendez Courtesy of INLC By Adam Gebauer When I was asked to write about the progress the five tribal nations of the Upper Columbia have made over the last 20 years in supporting fish, wildlife, and forests in this region, I knew it was going to be a daunting task. For
