Skiing/Snowboarding
Brad Northrup: Ski Bum Advice – The Mountain Translator
Like most folks out there, I am locked up in a cubicle Monday through Friday in order to pay the bills, put food on the ...
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Adaptive Recreation Opportunities for Kids, Teens, & Adults in the Inland Northwest
Therapeutic Recreation Services (TRS) through Spokane Parks Department offers Nordic and downhill programs plus abundant year-round activities! Contact Alice Busch abusch@spokanecity.org or (509) 625-6245 PASS ...
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Life on the Spectrum Lived Well on the Nordic Ski Trail
Trevin Hansen loves to go fast. And he lives loud. So that narrows his activities. No movies or quiet concerts. He’s also not a fan ...
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Spokane and North Idaho Ski Resort Terrain Park Guide
Terrain parks have evolved since the early 90’s. They are now at nearly every resort, and some communities even set them up in local parks ...
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Sticks vs. Boards: Conflict and Camaraderie at Spokane and North Idaho Ski Resorts
Skiers vs. snowboarders. One plank vs. two. Sticks vs. boards. It is a conflict as old as time; well, it’s at least as old as ...
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Fido Pro
Protective and Rescue Gear for Backcountry Dogs As the saying goes, “necessity is the mother of invention.” For Paul Hoskinson, Fido Pro’s founder, this phrase ...
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Ski or Snowboard Lake Louise in the Wild Canadian Rockies
In the December issue of “Out There Outdoors” we ran a B.C. Ski & Winter Travel Guide that highlighted some of the best resorts and ...
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Badass Backcountry: Skiing Oregon’s Wallowas
Jonathon Stahl is an outdoor enthusiast in all the best ways—always positive, always kind, and always stoked. One of his favorite trips as assistant director ...
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Wallace, Idaho: Makings of a Ski Town
A wave of new businesses have taken root in historic Wallace, Idaho, in recent years. From brewpubs and unique lodging to craft eateries and a ...
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