Biking

The GRIND Gravel Race Back for Year Two at Riverside State Park 

The GRIND Gravel Circuit Bike Race returns for its second year on Saturday, Sept. 26, starting and finishing at Seven Mile Airstrip in Riverside State Park. The ...
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Riding for Everyone: Spokane’s Growing Adaptive MTB Scene 

Cover photo courtesy of Evergreen East Earlier this spring, representatives from Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance from the westside of Washington came over to share their knowledge of adaptive mountain ...
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Spokane County Opens Park Trails to Some E-Bikes 

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously in April to amend county parks regulations governing electric-assisted bicycles, electric motorcycles, power wheelchairs and conventional bikes—clarifying a ...
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Grassroots Gravel 

By Justin Short  Cover photo courtesy of Justin Short   I was in a friend’s garage in Kalispell last winter when I noticed a bunch of ...
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Ride, Hike and Play Above Lake Pend Oreille at Schweitzer 

Cover photo courtesy of Schweitzer Summer at Schweitzer is all about getting up into the cool high country for long mountain days. Head out on one ...
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Ride Silver Valley Trails with a High Voltage E-Bikes Rental 

Cover photo courtesy of High Voltage E Bikes Wallace, Idaho has long been the gateway to some of the Pacific Northwest’s most spectacular trail riding—and ...
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Ride, Hike and Explore History in the Silver Valley  

Cover photo courtesy of Silver Valley Chamber of Commerce Just an hour and a half from Spokane, Idaho’s Silver Valley hits its stride in summer. ...
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Ride, Slide and Explore Silver Mountain 

Cover photo by Matt Vielle courtesy of Silver Mountain Nestled in the Bitterroot Mountains above Kellogg, Idaho, Silver Mountain Resort transforms into a summer playground ...
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Bike the Route of the Hiawatha—Nature’s Theme Park 

Cover photo courtesy of Route of the Hiawatha  Forget the roller coasters. This is the ride you’ll actually remember. The 15-mile Route of the Hiawatha near Lookout ...
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