You searched for grills - Out There Outdoors

Discover History, Local Food, and Scenic Back Roads Colville, Wash.

Discover History, Local Food, and Scenic Back Roads in Colville, Wash. The northeast Washington community of Colville makes a great weekend or mid-week fall road trip. Colville has several restaurants, bars, breweries, lodging options and a walkable, historic downtown surrounded by beautiful mountains. Plus it’s just minutes away from Lake Roosevelt. For a unique getaway, […]

Discover History, Local Food, and Scenic Back Roads Colville, Wash. Read More »

Tips for Buying the Right RV

Thinking about upgrading your camping game? The process of trying to figure out which RV is right for you is exciting, but it can also be a little overwhelming. I found that out a few years back when we upgraded from a 1983 GMC camper van to a new Ford Transit camper build by Vandoit.

Tips for Buying the Right RV Read More »

101 Things to do this Summer in the Inland Northwest

Leave a Comment / Events, Get Out There / By Out There Outdoors

There is no shortage of outdoor activities to experience between the Cascades and Rocky Mountains. In case you need a bit of inspiration, here’s our annual list of our favorite Inland Northwest summer adventures!

101 Things to do this Summer in the Inland Northwest Read More »

Large dog wearing a collar and leash, with leash held by owner, while walking on rocky lake beach in north Idaho, with mountain peaks in the distance..

6 Reasons To Keep Your Dog On-Leash

Leave a Comment / Get Out There, Hiking, Lifestyle / By Out There Outdoors

Be a good ambassador for outdoors-loving dog owners and all dogs. Keep your dog leashed and make sure everyone enjoys the trails.

6 Reasons To Keep Your Dog On-Leash Read More »

NomadiQ Portable Grill

Leave a Comment / Food & Drink, Gear Reviews, Lifestyle / By Derrick Knowles

Made for modern-day grillers on the go, the NomadiQ is a lightweight, compact, portable propane grill, good for campsites and park picnics.

NomadiQ Portable Grill Read More »

Two people standing on a high suspension bridge overlooking forested hillside with Lake Coeur d'Alene in the far distance.

12 Close-To-Home Warm Weather Adventures

Leave a Comment / Biking, Camping, Destinations, Get Out There, Hiking / By Derrick Knowles

When you don’t have time for a full out-of-town trip or you just need a quick adventure fix, try a variation on one of these local gems recommended by OTO publisher Derrick Knowles.

12 Close-To-Home Warm Weather Adventures Read More »

GoBQ Portable Grill

Camping, Gear Reviews, Gear Room / By Derrick Knowles

I’m the kind of guy who packs a small charcoal grill on bikepacking and backpacking trips for post-adventure grilled chicken to go with my beer. Charcoal cooking makes food taste so much better than gas, particularly the non-briquette, lump hardwood kind. So when I watched the promo video for the GoBQ and saw what looked

GoBQ Portable Grill Read More »

New Lodging at RED Mountain Resort: Nowhere Special Hostel & The Josie

Destinations, Travel / By Derrick Knowles

Looking for a new place to stay the next time you head north to RED? Two new on-mountain lodging options, ranging from budget to boutique, cater to a wide range of skiers and riders. Ski Bumming on a Budget at Nowhere Special Hostel: Just a two-minute walk from the chairlift, Nowhere Special, set to

New Lodging at RED Mountain Resort: Nowhere Special Hostel & The Josie Read More »

Cool – and Hot – Camp Cooking Stuff

Camping, Food & Drink, Lifestyle / By S. Michal Bennett

New camp cooking gear is a great gift for the techy people in your life or for those looking to save weight on backpacking trips—in other words, everyone! Here’s some recent innovations that will quickly become essentials in your loved one’s kit. Fire BioLite has a long history of producing innovative and multi-tasking camp

Cool – and Hot – Camp Cooking Stuff Read More »

Photo of people gathered around a campfire in a backyard.

How to Turn Your Backyard into a Campfire-capable Hangout

Lifestyle, Outdoor Living / By Katie Botkin

Staying outside late into long-lit evenings is particularly enjoyable in July. Before fire season rolls around, smogging up the air and preventing outdoor burning of any kind, small backyard fires can provide the backdrop to many hours of social gatherings, family bonding, and open-air cooking of the on-stick variety. If you do not already have

How to Turn Your Backyard into a Campfire-capable Hangout Read More »

Search Results for: grills