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Hiking along the shore of Stevens Lake. Photo: Skye Schillhammer

Best Fall Hikes in Idaho’s Silver Valley

Four of the best fall hikes in Idaho's Silver Valley, including Upper & Lower Stevens Lake, Lone Lake, St. Regis Lakes, and Crystal Lake.
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On Moose Ridge. Photo: Sherry Mundt

Hike, Bike, Run, or Ride Priest Lake Trails? Thank a Horse!

Summer days draw outdoor enthusiasts to the Priest Lake area in droves, but not everyone is content to merely linger by the lake. The nearby ...
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Hiker and her best friend taking a break at Ten Lakes Scenic Area. Photo: Aaron Theisen

15 Backcountry Lake Hikes Worth the Walk

Backcountry alpine lakes are the summer equivalent of a hidden powder stash: highly coveted, accessible for only a short part of the year, and all ...
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WTA volunteer trail crew hard at work improving our hiking trails. Photo: Holly Weiler

Washington Trails Association: From Hiking Journal to Trail Heroes

If you hike or ride a bike or horse on the many miles of trails in the Inland Northwest, then you are the perfect candidate ...
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Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout. Photo: Holly Weiler

Hike to Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout in Mount Spokane State Park

Summer is a great time to hike or mountain bike to the summit of Quartz Mountain and see the historic fire lookout.
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Hiking in Hells Canyon. Photo: Logan Crable, courtesy of ROW Adventures

River Time: Go With the Flow on These 5 River Hikes

Whitewater enthusiasts revere the rivers of north-central Idaho – the Salmon River, its 425 miles of undammed water the longest free-flowing river in the contiguous ...
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Best Fall Hikes

By: Bradley Beck, Robin Hartikainen, Derrick Knowles and Erika Prins Autumn in the Inland Northwest is prime hiking time. The summer heat has passed, there ...
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Family posing for camera at the summit of Lookout Mountain Tower, with old firelookout in the background.

Explore Fire Lookouts in the Inland NW

Guide to hiking and exploring historic fire lookouts in the mountains of Eastern Washington and North Idaho, and resources to learn more.
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Photo of tree-lined road and mountain in the distance.

Meet The Founder Of The Pacific Northwest Trail

IMAGINE THROWING ON A backpack and walking from Glacier National Park in Montana to Olympic National Park on Washington’s coast in one long 1,200 mile ...
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