Hiking
Hiking Trails and Healing Waters
Why Ainsworth Hot Springs is the perfect hikers’ base camp Cover photo courtesy of Kari Medig There’s nothing quite like sliding into naturally heated mineral ...
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Where to Swim, Paddle, Boat, and Hike Around Sandpoint’s Lake Pend Oreille
Photos courtesy of Visit Sandpoint Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho’s largest and deepest lake, serves as a stunning natural centerpiece for the Sandpoint area, with summer ...
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A Kootenay Gem Worth the Journey
Mountain biking and hiking in B.C.’s Arrow Slocan Valley Cover photo courtesy of Arrow Slocan Tourism Tucked into the B.C.’s wild West Kootenays, the Arrow ...
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Spokane County Seeks Input on the Future of Parks
Cover photo courtesy of Lisa Laughlin Spokane County Parks, Recreation and Golf Department is seeking community input to shape the future of local parks through ...
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“Glacier National Park” by Jean Arthur
Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall When you pick up a guidebook, you’re probably on a mission for information (starting point, elevation gain, toilets). Secondary ...
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Bike, Boot, or Running Shoe
Tackling Rossland, B.C.’s epic Seven Summits Trail your way Cover photo by Ashley Voykin courtesy of Tourism Rossland If you’ve never been to Rossland, B.C., ...
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Prioritize Backcountry Safety with a First Aid Class
By Olivia Dugenet Most people sign up for a wilderness first aid class after panicking their way through some type of backcountry medical emergency. Left ...
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How to Get Trail-Ready: Injury Prevention and Fitness Tips for Hikers and Runners
If your body were a 35-year-old machine, would you tune it up before hitting the trails this summer? We would too. Preparing your body for ...
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SUMMER HIKE SPOTLIGHT: NEW Trail 182 at Mount Spokane State Park
Cover photo courtesy of Holly Weiler Many years in the making, Mount Spokane’s Trail 182 is ready for visitors! Initially included in Mount Spokane State ...
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