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Explore Northeast Oregon’s Backroads, Wilderness Trails and Mountain Lakes 

Cover photo courtesy of Wallowa County Chamber Northeast Oregon’s Wallowa County is a wild, off-the-beaten-path destination packed with summer adventure. Rugged mountains rise above ranchland and prairie, winding backroads disappear into canyon country and the towns of Joseph and Enterprise offer welcoming basecamps between outings. Whether you arrive with bikes, hiking boots or paddleboards, Wallowa County delivers […]

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Big White’s Secret Summer Life: Bikes, Trails and Happy Detours 

Some of the best rides don’t come from a guidebook. They come from a tip, a detour or just pointing the truck north and seeing what turns up. If this summer takes you across the border into BC’s interior, put Big White Ski Resort on the list. Most riders passing through have no idea it runs a

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A Spring Reset in Sandpoint, Idaho Lower Elevation Trails, Lake Views and Mountain Town Evenings 

Cover photo courtesy of Visit Sandpoint Spring in Sandpoint has a way of widening the calendar. Some towns flip from ski season to lake season with a hard stop in between, but up here the shoulder months feel less like a gap and more like a bonus stretch of the season. Mornings still feel crisp,

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New StormKing Trails Added on Rathdrum Mountain 

Mountain biking and hiking trails, disc golf course and other attractions were recently built on City of Rathdrum parkland.  By Eric Deady  Cover photo courtesy of Lynn Short StormKing Mountain, also known as Rathdrum Mountain, sits in a unique cultural and ecological environment, existing simultaneously as a resource-rich spot on the map that has historically provided timber, water and other resources to the

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StormKing Trails Ride Guide 

By John Bowman   The StormKing Trails currently encompass just under 7 miles of singletrack and 4 miles of connecting logging roads for a total of just under 11 miles of trails to explore on the City of Rathdrum property on Rathdrum Mountain (once known as StormKing Mountain). With descending trails on both the west and east sides of the property, there are

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Celebrate Trails Day Rolls into Wallace, Idaho April 25 

Cover photo courtesy of Shallan Knowles Welcome in the spring biking season in North Idaho’s scenic Silver Valley with Celebrate Trails Day on April 25. The event in Historic Wallace, Idaho, is part of the nationwide celebration led by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy to honor the incredible trail systems that connect our communities. Other event partners include the Friends of the Coeur d’Alene Trails, Route of the Hiawatha and Idaho State

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New Rocket Gulch Stairs Expand Bluff Trails Access 

Cover photo courtesy of Friends of the Bluff A steep, sketchy gully on Spokane’s South Hill just became a gateway to adventure. The new Rocket Gulch Stairs now connect neighborhood streets to the High Drive Bluff trail system, turning what was once a loose, hazardous slope into a sturdy, city-approved access point. Built by Washington

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Snowmobile Trails and Sno-Parks around Republic, WA

Uncrowded and Untamed, Republic-Area Snowmobile Trails Showcase Washington’s Wild Side Republic sits in that sweet spot for Inland Northwest snowmobiling: far enough from the I-90 corridor crowds to feel like you’ve escaped, but close enough to make a long weekend realistic out of Spokane and North Idaho. In winter, the mountains in and surrounding Ferry

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Inland Northwest Winter Trails Guide: Best Places to Snowshoe and Cross-Country Ski

Winter in the Inland Northwest has a way of pulling people outside. A fresh foot of snow transforms familiar hills into something softer and quieter, and suddenly the idea of gliding or stomping through the woods feels like a fun thing to do. Whether you’re a seasoned Nordic skier or someone who just likes wandering

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Safeguarding Idaho’s Lands, Wildlife, Waterways, and Trails: Idaho Forest Group’s Enduring Commitment 

Cover photo courtesy of Idaho Forest Group At Idaho Forest Group (IFG), conservation isn’t a side initiative—it’s the foundation of our mission. Across every mill, forest, and partnership, we work to responsibly manage natural resources today while preserving them for tomorrow. From trailheads to tree lines, IFG plays a vital role in sustaining the lands,

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