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Spokane Great Outdoors & Bike Expo: As Much Outdoor Fun as You Can Have Inside

Don’t let the indoor setting fool you at this new outdoor recreation event at the Spokane Convention Center February 18-19, 2017. Discover fun, entertaining and ...
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How Not to Build a Snow Cave

The first time I slept in a snow cave, I admit I was cheating. I was with a large group at a small cabin, and ...
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Four Northwest Yurts for Winter Adventuring

The yurt, an often portable, round tent that has been used as a home in Central Asia for at least 3,000 years, is slowly becoming ...
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Inland NW Local Holiday Gift Guide: Camping

This holiday season, OTM makes your shopping easy with our Local Holiday Gift Guide. There’s no need to search far and wide for gifts for ...
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Fall in the Flathead

Say good-bye to summer tourists and embrace a peaceful autumn in northwest Montana. Post-Labor Day travel in the Flathead Valley area is an extension of ...
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Honeymoon Camping

Most campsites do not offer pillow menus. Pillow menus make me feel like a queen. And no matter how many Clorox wipes I employ, I ...
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Discarded toilet paper in the wilderness.

An Alimentary Discussion About Backcountry Etiquette

No, that title isn’t a misspelling of “elementary.” I use “alimentary” because I am talking about consuming nutrition (eating and digesting) and the last stage ...
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Two children holding handfuls of snow on a summertime snowfield at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park.

National Parks: It’s a Centennial Year and They’re Closer Than You Think

One of the unique icons of America is its national parks – beautiful, historic, and usually expansive swaths of protected land for everyone to explore ...
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Coffee Brewing on the Go

Coffee is the second most consumed beverage in the U.S. behind soda, and number one in the world, not counting water. Most of us who ...
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