DOMA Coffee Roasting Company’s partnership with Zion National Park Cover photo courtesy of DOMA DOMA’s La Bicicletta coffee has always been about bikes, the people who ride them and the places they go. Part of that coffee-biking connection means each time a can of La Bicicletta is sold, DOMA makes a donation to the Zion […]
(Nonfiction, 2024) Ty Brown’s “Along the Little Spokane River: A Sense of Place” is his third book examining Inland Northwest history. “Along the Little Spokane” tells the stories of the families, farms, mills, camps, and resorts that populated the waterway. The book is broken into three sections: The Headwaters, the Heart of the River, and
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Cover photo courtesy of Crazy Creek I’ve been a long-time fan of Crazy Creek’s chairs. This Montana-based company has provided me with years of comfort in camp on dozens of backpacking and bikepacking trips. Last fall on a backpacking trip in the Wallowas I decided to leave it behind at the car to save weight,
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The 2nd year tour makes a Spokane stop April 8 at the Bing Crosby Theater This year, Inland NW riders join the ranks of 22 other mountain bike destinations playing host to Outside Magazine’s RITUAL Mountain Bike Film Tour. The films will showcase epic adventures, legendary lines, stellar storytelling and interstellar athletes in its second
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Cover photo courtesy of the Spokane Bike Party The Spokane Bike Party is back for its second year, bringing two nights of pure joy on wheels to Spokane. Mark your calendar for June 21 and Aug. 9, with rides starting at 7 p.m. at Olmsted Brothers Green in Kendall Yards, which serves as the ride terminus
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By Wil Wheaton Cover photo courtesy of Whiteduck If your garage or gear room looks like a used gear consignment store, you can almost never have enough bins and duffle bags to organize it all. One benefit of duffel bags vs bins is the ability to pre-pack them with everything you might need for a
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Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall One brisk fall morning, my husband and I (along with two teenagers) headed north to Ione, Wash., to experience rail-biking. Also known as rail riding, this unique form of adventure travel gets guests out on a pedal-powered, open-air quad bike on deactivated railways. I’d seen advertisements for rail-biking tours
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(Poetry Anthology, 2024) By Claire Thomspon For the anthology “You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World,” current U.S. poet laureate Ada Limón commissioned 52 poets to write original pieces that engage in some way with nature. The diverse voices in this collection blow the genre wide open, writing of rabbitbrush and a “rain veil
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Cover photo courtesy of Biolite This update to BioLite’s popular HeadLamp 425, the new Dash 450 is designed to work even better for runners, after-dark urban hikers, and cyclists. This no-bounce, low-profile, light-weight headlamp also sports improved beam optics, reflective graphics, and a rear red light that has a strobe mode. The rear red light
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