Out There Spotlight
Legacy of Destruction: Who Does Vandalism on Public Land Really Hurt?
It was a dark and stormy night. The group huddled around a smoking fire to ward off the encroaching cold that seeped in through the ...
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Trash, Camps, & Other Threats to the Spokane River
UPDATE: We’re happy to report that the trash and camps referenced in this article have been cleaned up. Thank you, City of Spokane! — The Spokane ...
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Lisa Brown: A Champion of Non-motorized Trails on the Path to Congress
Enjoyment and support of the Inland Northwest’s abundant outdoor recreation opportunities transcends party lines and politics for the most part, yet too often elected officials ...
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Spokane Bike People: Monica & Rick Bates
“My greatest challenge is trying to keep up with Monica and all the other riders on Strava,” says Rick Bates, 56. Cycling with his wife ...
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Spokane Bike People: INB Banker & Bike-Commuter Russ Lee
“I like not driving. Bike commuting is a great way to think about things, before work or after you leave,” says Russ Lee, CEO of ...
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Mount Spokane State Park Manager, Ranger Steve Christensen Retires
Few people can claim that confronting a mama black bear while mountain biking, seeing a bull moose press its nose against your window, and ...
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One Wheel Wonder
Local Unicycle Rider Represents at National Events “I’d been riding my unicycle for miles in the middle of the desert. My legs were on fire. ...
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SUP Rents
A few years back, Scott Allen was on a family vacation in San Diego, California, with plans to do some stand up paddleboarding on Mission ...
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The “Discovery” of the Obvious: The Road Biking in NE Washington Rocks
My wife and I have enjoyed road cycling around our Colville area for decades. We also enjoy traveling to other regions and hauling our bikes ...
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