Not too hot, not too cold—fall is a great season for outdoor recreation while enjoying the scenic views of the Inland Northwest. Here are four destinations, each located within 5 hours of the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene metro area, offering a variety of activities for any recreation style.
Central Idaho’s Epic Mountain Town: McCall, Idaho – By S. Michal Bennett

Experience Fall Harvest and Adventure in Wenatchee – By Lisa Laughlin

Head to Lake Pend Oreille for Glamping and Fall Singletrack – By Aaron Theisen

Find Fall Hiking, Biking, Food, Drink, & Family Fun in the Palouse – By Lisa Laughlin

Feature story from the September-October 2021 print issue.
For more travel and tourist information, visit local tourism websites: Sandpoint, Wenatchee, McCall, Pullman, Moscow, Visit Spokane, Visit Idaho, Visit North Idaho, Washington State.
For more travel destination and road trip stories, visit the OTO Travel archives.
[Feature photo by Holly Weiler. // View of the Palouse from Kamiak Butte.]