Whenever we relax and play at a lake, we connect to nature and that place where deep memories were made. Whether a lake park or remote, wild setting, our region... Read More...
As part of a nationally coordinated effort, Operation Dry Water, federal, state and local law enforcement agencies will be conducting boating-under-the-influenc... Read More...
If you're looking for a relaxed but interesting place with plenty of recreation and some historical character, Harrison's your town.
Nestled in northern Idah... Read More...
In 2014, John Roskelley published the book Paddling the Columbia, a guide that pinpoints the necessary logistics for paddling the 1,200-plus miles of the Columb... Read More...
For a town that has one of the state’s major north-south highways running through it, Riggins, Idaho, doesn’t feel like a place you just stumble upon by acciden... Read More...
Why Not on the Spokane?
Another spring has sprung and summer heat is on its way. Kayaks and rafts are coming out of garages, tubes are being checked ... Read More...
The Clark’s Fork through Alberton Gorge in Montana is a Class II/Class III float during the summer months. This is not the big water I used to float in my young... Read More...
For Jon Wilmot, it’s all about helping folks have a good time. If you find yourself sitting on a land-stranded kayak waiting out a thunderstorm, he’ll be the on... Read More...
Film Benefit for Spokane River to Inspire Activism
Next Thursday, April 26, head to Spokane's historic Garland Theatre for a viewing a several river-themed fil... Read More...
No matter how long it’s been since I’ve been in my kayak, or how far life has drawn me away from the river, when winter begins to melt out of the mountains, I a... Read More...
