Hiking
Spring Wildlife Festivals
Two of the region’s best birding fests, where you can let the experts help with the avian identification, happen in March. Don’t miss the migration ...
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Opening Day for Trails Spokane (March 28, 2015)
March 28th is Opening Day for Trails! Join a group hike/ride or go on your own, then, meet back at The Nest at Kendall Yards ...
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Spring Wildlife Hikes
Like some people, wildlife get winter-weary too. Fortunately there are plenty of opportunities for both to bask in the warming temperatures of early spring. A ...
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Hike of the Month: Old Kettle Falls, Lake Roosevelt (Kettle Falls, Wash.)
Since I still want to believe that winter will return and there will be too much snow to access the high country, I am recommending ...
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Hike of the Month: Fir Mountain (Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest)
While I love our local urban hikes, there comes a point every winter when I long for the view from the summit of some remote ...
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Go Chasing Winter Waterfalls
Not all winter adventures have to be into the deep mountains. These winter waterfall trips are found mostly in or near the Purcell Trench, northwest ...
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New Dishman Hills Trail to “The Cliffs”
Mary had been there some months before, and I’d seen a map scratched on a napkin – but we were SURE we could find the ...
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Hike of the Month: Mount Kit Carson (Mount Spokane State Park)
On those grey winter days in Spokane, find a dose of vitamin D by heading for Mount Spokane State Park. When everything is obscured by ...
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Hike of the Month: Antoine Peak Conservation Area (Spokane County Parks)
As the snow begins to pile up in the high country, try one of the closer peaks for some last-chance hiking before it’s time to ...
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