The importance of local indigenous place names Land acknowledgements have been de rigueur the last few years, with many organizations and events acknowledging that they are on the traditional lands of the indigenous nations that had historically inhabited that land. The Native Governance Center suggests that one way to build upon a land acknowledgment is […]
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My work schedule went to hell a few years ago, so mid-week shop rides have become a thing of the past for me, but no longer. While my work schedule has really only transferred me from one department of hell to another this spring, I will no longer find myself stuck in Yakima without a
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When most people think of Washington State, the first thing that comes to mind is not the desert scablands. In fact, it is probably way down on the list behind such things as the Olympic rain forest, Seattle Space Needle, or the Seattle Seahawks. But it’s a fantastic area to explore in the spring. Washington’s
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Help your elder loved ones to get outdoors safely and enjoy exercise and mental stimulation with these four outings around the Spokane area.
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Families with young children can plan a first-time cross-country ski outing using these 4 easy steps, including gear rentals and where to go.
Cross-Country Ski Beginner Guide for Families Read More »
Welcome to The Trailhead, where we share important information about trails and outdoor recreation around the Inland NW. July-August 2021
Trailhead News: Public Hikes, Conservation Futures, & No-Fee Park Days Read More »
Everyday Cyclist columnist details his experience completing the 2021 Cross-Washington Mountain Bike Race (XWA).
Aiming High on the Cross-Washington MTB Race Read More »
During the COVID-19 pandemic, more people started cycling, purchased bikes, and participated in virtual rides and races.
Virtual Riding & Other Pandemic Cycling Spectacles Read More »
On Saturday, June 19, 2021, no entry fee to visit Washington State Parks, water-access sites, and other state-managed public lands.
Washington State Parks Recognize Juneteenth With Free Day Read More »
Our friends in the Inland NW outdoors community share their go-to adventures. Get inspired to explore someplace new this summer.
Adventure Inspiration: 34 Summer Trip Ideas Read More »
