Hiking
BioLite Dash 450 Headlamp
Cover photo courtesy of Biolite This update to BioLite’s popular HeadLamp 425, the new Dash 450 is designed to work even better for runners, after-dark ...
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Usher in Spring with a Soak in a Classic Northwest Hot Spring
By Justin Skay One of the most serene and satisfying late winter or early spring exploits is a soothing soak in one of the dozens ...
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Multi-Generation Centennial Trail Outing
By Amy McCaffree Cover photo courtesy of Amy McCaffree The ADA-accessible Spokane River Centennial Trail in Spokane County provides paved terrain and many trailhead access ...
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Store-bought Veggie Sandwich Options
Cover photo courtesy of James P. Johnson By James P. Johnson When I go on an all-day hike, I usually make my own lunch, but ...
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Hikes in the Proposed Great Burn Wilderness
By Holly Weiler Cover photo courtesy of Holly Weiler Holly Weiler is the Eastern Washington Regional Coordinator for Washington Trails Association and the Trailhead columnist ...
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After the Burn
The conservation story of the lands burned by the Great Fire of 1910 By Bri Loveall Cover photo courtesy of The Great Burn Conservation Alliance ...
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Spring Day Hikes on the Pacific NW Trail from Oroville, WA
The town of Oroville, Wash., located near the Canadian border in the central part of the state, sits at a low elevation (912 feet) and ...
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6 Interpretive Trails in the inland nw to Hike this Spring
By James P. Johnson Cover photo courtesy of USFS If someone puts up a sign next to a hiking trail, I’ll stop and read it. ...
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Hike of the Month: Juniper Dunes Wilderness
Cover photo courtesy of Holly Weiler Arguably the most unique wilderness area hike in Washington State, Juniper Dunes Wilderness consists of over 7,000 acres of ...
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