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Alaska’s 8,500 Foot Gauntlet Ridge
In late April, Jess Roskelley and Clint Helander descended Mount Huntington in Alaska after climbing a new route up the mountain. Several alpinists from around ...
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Fishtrap Lake Loop Trail Closer to Completion
After two seasons of work, including help from volunteer crews from Washington Trails Association, Backcountry Horseman of Washington, the Washington Conservation Corps, and Northwest Youth ...
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Projects Would Enhance Recreational Access along the Spokane River
Two projects in the works along the Spokane River downstream from the lower falls and downtown Spokane would dramatically improve the way rafters, anglers, paddlers ...
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Restoration Planned for Unauthorized South Hill Bluff Road
On April 10 and 11, a contractor removed trees and built a dirt road on Spokane’s South Hill “Bluff” below High Drive along the bank ...
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Wild Walls is Expanding
Wild Walls climbing gym plans to add approximately 2,000 square feet of floor space and 2,000 square feet of climbing space starting at the beginning ...
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Local Mountain Bikers Should Take This Survey
Dig out your phone and take five minutes right now to complete a survey about mountain biking in the Spokane area put together by Evergreen ...
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Mountain Bike Guiding Service Expands to Spokane
Airbnb is one of the world’s fastest-growing companies, disrupting the entire hotel industry in its wake. Its popularity lies in offering renters the opportunity to ...
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Mount Rainier Moves to Online Permit Reservations
Mount Rainier National Park has announced a new permit process for 2017. Users will now be able to request wilderness camping and climbing permits online. ...
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Mojo Cyclery Opens in Spokane Valley
If you live or ride in the Valley, there’s a new bike shop on the scene. Mojo Cyclery, a full-service bicycle shop specializing in bike ...
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