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Washington State Climbing Gets a Sustainable Makeover
The Washington Climbers Coalition (WCC) and Access Fund recently launched a multi-year Washington Climbing Conservation Initiative to improve sustainability for popular climbing areas like the ...
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Paddleboarders Travel the Full Length of the Spokane River
112 miles in four days on a stand up paddle board is pretty badass. Allison Roskelley, Jed Conklin, and Grace Robinson paddled the length of ...
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Fleet Feet Adds Fit ID to Spokane Stores
Not only did Fleet Feet Spokane recently celebrate their fifth anniversary, but they also just added Fit ID to their stores. It’s a 3D scanning ...
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DustBuster Thru-hikes the AT One Year after Finishing the PCT
Two major trails in two years. Lauren “DustBuster” DeLand finished the Appalachian Trail on August 5, just four months and five days after she started. ...
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Fall Mountain Biking Classes Offered
Evergreen East Mountain Bike Alliance is putting on a number of mountain biking skills classes that will offer something for all levels and ages of ...
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USA Climbing Competition Headed to Spokane
For the first time ever, USA Climbing will be holding a regional bouldering competition in Spokane on September 30 at The Bloc Yard. This is ...
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New App Aids in Exploration of Northeast Washington
If you like to hike, bike, camp, fish, float, boat or hunt the uncrowded trails, forests, lakes and rivers of the three Northeast Washington counties, ...
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Spokane’s Bryanna Petrie Wins the Missoula Marathon
Apparently, the fifth time is a charm for local runner and coach Bryanna Petrie. She has consistently focused on winning the Missoula Marathon, and, in ...
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The Harvey Manning Peak Challenge
Over the July 4 weekend, ultra runners Ras Vaughan and Seth Wolpin became the first people to complete the Harvey Manning Peak Challenge, a route ...
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