April 2026

More Than a Day at the Lake 

The Carefree Boat Club delivers family time on the water.   Cover photo courtesy of Carefree Boat Club of North Idaho Carefree Boat Club of North Idaho isn’t really about boats. It’s about the kind of summer days families replay all year long. It’s the splash when a kid jumps off the stern without hesitation. It’s the laughter as someone gets whipped wide on […]

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Mountain Bike Skills for Kids to Ride Safe and Strong 

Age-Appropriate Youth Camps and Coaching with Evergreen East  Cover photo courtesy of Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance offers youth summer camps, group classes, skills clinics and private lessons designed to help riders of all levels progress safely in a fun environment.  Youth Dirt Camps provide structured and age-appropriate instruction in a welcoming and supportive group setting. Campers

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Why Blue Sky Camps Matter  

Reclaiming Childhood Through Nature and Community  Cover photo courtesy of Blue Sky Camps Blue Sky Camps believe that childhood is not something to optimize. It’s something to protect, nurture and remember. We’ve seen what happens when children are given time in nature without pressure to perform.   When the land becomes a classroom and connection replaces comparison, kids soften. Confidence grows without being forced.

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Fifty Million Years Under Their Fingertips 

Cover photo of Shallan Knowles In Republic, Wash., Stonerose Interpretive Center & Eocene Fossil Site offers the kind of hands-on experience that sticks with kids long after the drive home. Here, families can split open thin layers of shale and uncover fossils that are roughly 50 million years old, preserved from an ancient lake that once covered this corner

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Idaho Panhandle Gravel Series 2026 

Cover photo courtesy of Sammy Berryman The Idaho Panhandle Gravel Series returns in 2026 with three events: The ¾ Minus Cykeltur on May 2, the Monarch Grind on June 27 and Aether’s Traverse on Aug. 15. Donations generated through the series benefit the Pend Oreille Pedalers and KRFY, Panhandle Community Radio.  The routes and format for each event will be essentially the same as they were

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