By James P. Johnson An error was made in the print version of this article in our Spring 2025 issue; Tom Vogt was listed as Bruce Vogt. Out There apologizes for the error. In 2010, Tom Vogt saw a neighborhood boy repeatedly ride a unicycle past his South Hill home in Spokane. It looked fun […]
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Cover photo by Gareth Leah courtesy of Reel Rock For two decades, Reel Rock has been sharing some of the greatest climbing adventures and achievements on film. Come watch this year’s films and support the Bower Climbing Coalition’s work to maintain, expand, and preserve Inland Northwest climbing. Mark your calendar for Sunday, March 23 from
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North Division Bicycle shop owners Scott Willegale and Brenda Mangine will open their second bike shop in the historic Hillyard district in northeast Spokane on March 7. As with the North Division location, this bike shop will have a full-service department, biking accessories and bikes for sale. Since Hillyard Bicycle will be adjacent to the
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Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall A new gear consignment shop is set to open in Spokane on the heels of the recent closure of Rambleraven. The Evergreen Gear Exchange, led by James and Abby Nisbet, will open at a location soon to be disclosed and will provide a curated collection of used gear for
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Cover photo courtesy of Shallan Knowles Most days when I wake up, I spend a few quiet minutes with my coffee gazing out on our cramped urban backyard. Out of habit, I scan the small patch of grass our dog and her archnemeses, our resident pack of taunting squirrels, seem hell-bent on destroying. My eyes
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Events around the Inland NW to soak up the sun Cover photo courtesy of 49 Degrees North We’ve scoured the calendars of all our favorite local resorts. The results? More than forty opportunities to get in some end of season ski and board days! Spring is still a great time to hit the slopes! Doug
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Head to the mountains in March and April for themed parties, comps, music, and sun on the snow Cover photo courtesy of Whitefish Mountain Resort By Bri Loveall The thought of spring skiing brings certain images to mind: the infamous pond skim, wild costume-themed parties, competitions resplendent with outdoor music and entertainment, and the thrill
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Nothing beats the energy and comradery of riding with other amped road or gravel riders, and the Lilac Century serves it all up on one day. Choose from four paved routes or a 32-mile gravel route and then ride the scenic Green Bluff area of north Spokane with other stoked cyclists on Sunday May 18.
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