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November 2024

Plan Ahead for Your Winter Sandpoint Getaway             

Nothing beats a Sandpoint weekend winter getaway that’s short on drive time from Spokane and Coeur d’Alene, leaving more time to ski, snowboard, snowshoe, fat bike, and relax! With Schweitzer Mountain Resort scheduled to open in November for the 2024/2025 season and La Nina already delivering plenty of snow, now’s the time to plan your

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Ski Local: Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park

The closest ski and snowboard resort to Spokane and the region’s only non-profit ski area.  Cover photo courtesy of Mt. Spokane Lifts: 6 chairlifts, plus a surface lift and new terrain park handle tow  Vertical: 2,000 feet  Acres: 1,704  Number of Runs: 52  Night Skiing: 16 night skiing runs starting Dec. 18 (Wednesdays-Saturdays)  Operating Schedule:

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New Winter Gear Preview from Spokane and North Idaho Shops

Local shops’ favorite picks for the coming ski and snowboard season  By Brad Naccarato  With a ton of La Niña optimism surrounding the upcoming 2024-25 season, folks are already chomping at the bit to gear up for what could be an epic winter in the mountains. With so many great shops in our region, offering

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Ski Local: Lookout Pass Ski & Recreation Area 

Cover photo courtesy of Lookout Pass Ski or snowboard in two states at the region’s powder place just off I-90 on the Idaho/Montana Stateline.   Lifts: 5  Vertical: 1,650  Skiable Acres: 1,023  Number of Runs: 52  Terrain Parks: 3  Annual Snowfall: 450 inches  Operating Schedule: Aiming for a pre-Thanksgiving opening with 7-day-a-week operations through April 20

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Idaho Forest Group Spearheads Landmark Conservation Agreement for Coeur d’Alene River Tributary

Photos courtesy of Idaho Forest Group This past September, nearly 2,000 acres of North Idaho forest along Prichard Creek, a tributary of the Coeur d’Alene River between the town of Prichard and Thompson Pass, was protected from future development thanks to an Idaho Forest Group (IFG) donation of a conservation agreement to Kaniksu Land Trust.

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