By all accounts, including Darwin’s,
you probably should not be alive. Never in the 4.5 billion year history of our
planet has any species been so incredibly s... Read More...
Staying home this spring break? Keep kids physically active with
local outdoor adventures—some can even be educational. Here are 10 ideas,
either free or low-c... Read More...
Not all that long ago, I
wrote in the pages of “Out There” that I had been wearing a single pair of
green Superfeet running inserts for the better part of a de... Read More...
Shoulder seasons get a bad
rap. Skiers and boarders fantasize about early-winter’s powder stashes,
climbers wait for the rock to stop seeping, mountain bikers ... Read More...
Friends try not to stare,
but they can’t help it. Stop with them at the garage to pick up some motor oil
or lag screws, floaty toys in summer or cider jars in ... Read More...
If you enjoy Ammi Midstokke’s “Eatology” column in print issues of Out There, don’t miss her new “Advice for Anyone on Anything” column online each month at Out... Read More...
Every year, right around now, my office fills up with patients who are determined to turn a new leaf, preferably that of a superfood like kale. We do the same o... Read More...
“Any kid is suited to cross-country skiing. You can go as hard and as fast as you want,” says Brad Thiessen, director of engagement for Spokane Nordic Ski Assoc... Read More...
Inland Northwesterners overwhelmingly adore winter sports. We daydream about hulking piles of the powder many flatlanders dread. When the first flakes fall, we ... Read More...
The state of recreation is strong. And we’ve got to do something about climate change, or we’ll lose out on investments in access and infrastructure. Those are ... Read More...
