Hiking
Find Peace and Quiet at an Alpine Lake
Escape the hustle and spend time at an alpine lake, deep in the wilderness, where moonrise, sunset and sunrise reveal new depths of beauty. With ...
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Off The Map: Find Hidden Trails and Beaches Close to the Border at Christina Lake, B.C.
A mere two and a half hours from Spokane, southern British Columbia’s Christina Lake lies off the radar of many shore-goers heading to its Priest ...
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Rail-Trail Surface Improved Along Curlew Lake
If you’ve been thinking about heading up to Ferry County to ride or walk the Ferry County Rail Trail, recent improvements have made the trail ...
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Gardner Cave, Crawford State Park
On average, July is the warmest month in Spokane. So what if I told you that you could go on a hike where you were ...
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Mica Moon Zipline Tours Provide Tree-Top Thrills and Views
It’s easy to lose track of your speed at a cruising altitude of 200 feet. That’s a lesson I’m quickly learning on White Lightning, the ...
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Easy One-Day Summer Adventures
With 13 weeks from June through August, it’s time to create your summer bucket list. These one-day adventures will help you explore our region’s recreational ...
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Five Hikes in Montana’s Bitterroot Mountains
South of Lolo Pass, on the Idaho-Montana border, the 200-mile-long mass of granite known as the Idaho Batholith lies exposed on the Bitterroot Divide, like ...
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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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Comments on Colville National Forest Management Plan Revision Due by July 5
The Colville National Forest is introducing a new revision to its Land and Resource Management Plan that will affect recreation uses, including hiking, mountain biking, ...
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