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Kristi and Owen taking a snuggle break. Photo: Aaron Theisen

Snowshoeing with Children: Tips for Keeping Warm and Having Fun

It’s common in Nordic countries for parents to put their toddlers, swaddled in a pram, outside for their noontime nap, even in the chill of winter. The thinking goes that exposure to cold outside air can stave off wintertime colds, in addition to getting little ones accustomed to wintertime temps. Even if parents here aren’t […]

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North Idaho Snowshoeing Guide: Find Your Freedom in the Hills this Winter

Before winter is over, take a break from the thrills of the slopes and spend some time exploring a few great snowshoeing areas in the winter wonderland of North Idaho. While lower elevations often get more rain than snow, or little to no precipitation at all, there is always enough snow in the mountains this

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Snowshoeing with Conservation NW

Join Conservation Northwest for their Columbia Highlands snowshoe daytrip this Saturday, February 6th. Get some great exercise, fresh air and beautiful views this weekend in a potential wilderness area. The 6-mile trip begins at the Thirteenmile campground through the Cougar Mountain roadless area in the Colville National Forest. It’s free, guided by experts and includes carpooling from Spokane. Beginners are welcome.

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Unwind at Vin Du Lac Winery after a Hike around Lake Chelan 

Cover photo courtesy of Vin du Lac Tucked into a quaint hillside, with panoramic views of Lake Chelan, you’ll find Vin du Lac Winery’s charming estate. Here, guests are invited to enjoy locally-sourced wines and farm-fresh dining, all while soaking in the breathtaking views and relaxed ambiance.  Set against the backdrop of a pristine 55-mile

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Visit Twisp, WA for High Adventure and Mountain-Town Culture  

Cover photo Courtesy of the Twisp Chamber of Commerce Located in the heart of the Methow Valley, Twisp, Wash., captivates visitors with its picturesque beauty and vibrant community spirit. The town of Twisp rests on the valley floor where the pristine waters of the Methow and Twisp rivers meet. Surrounded by the rugged peaks of

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Investing in the Right Education for Your Kid 

Pioneer School in Spokane Valley offers a unique elementary education experience that teaches kids to love learning.  By Shallan Knowles  Cover photo courtesy Shallan Knowles We are fortunate to have some amazing public schools and excellent teachers around the Spokane region, but some children will struggle more than others at their local public school for

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Avalanche Danger in the Inland Northwest

Avalanches are unique among natural disasters; as Jeff Thompson, director of Idaho Panhandle Avalanche Center (IPAC), puts it, people are the ones that create an avalanche 90 percent of the time. While in-bounds downhill skiing and snowboarding on steeper runs can on very rare occasion include avalanche risk depending on current snowpack layers, backcountry touring

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Energy Availability: Understanding the What, Why and How

By Joel Sattgast For many individuals, the change in seasons provides an opportunity to unplug, enjoy a few more seasonal beverages or holiday treats, and to begin strategizing for the upcoming season of hiking, camping, running, biking, and other outdoor activity of choice. However, due to the wide-ranging opportunities available year-round within the Northwest, we

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