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Griz Days Winter Festival – A Celebration of Winter in Fernie, BC (March 4-6)

Destinations, Events, Get Out There, Lifestyle, Skiing/Snowboarding, Snow Sports, snowshoe, Travel / By Out There Outdoors

Powder snow and legends, family fun and entertainment. These are the essence of Griz Days – Fernie’s annual winter carnival held on the first weekend of March every year for almost 40 years. Griz Days is arguably Fernie’s biggest event, stretching from Historic Downtown Fernie to the peaks of the Lizard Range above Fernie Alpine […]

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Home Sweet Home to the North: Fernie, B.C.

Biking, Destinations, Get Out There, Travel / By Ammi Midstokke

If ever I wanted to be adopted by a town, I’d like to be able to call Fernie my home. In fact, in a single weekend visit it already feels like that. It isn’t the way everyone greets you with quaint Canadian charm, eh (they do), or the surrounding mountains in which the town is

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Local Holiday Gift Guide

Gear Reviews, Gear Room / By Out There Outdoors

There are so many good reasons to shop locally for the holidays. Each year we try to make the whole Christmas season shopping experience that much easier for OTM readers with our Local Holiday Gift Guide that features a wide range of diverse, creative and often locally-made gift ideas. Thank you for shopping locally and

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Off the Beaten Path—The Fourth of July Pass Nordic Ski & Snowshoe Trail System

Get Out There, Skiing/Snowboarding, Snow Sports / By Out There Outdoors

It’s SNOWING! Has the extended dry summer and autumn weather left you longing to hear those words ring out early one morning so you can finally don your skis and favorite parka? Not sure what to do when it finally happens? Try an adventure to North Idaho’s Fourth of July Pass and enjoy the Nordic

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Beyond the Slopes

Get Out There, Snow Sports, snowshoe / By Amy McCaffree

More Ways to Find Family Fun on the Mountain This Winter Skiing and snowboarding aren’t always for everyone in every family, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun together up on the mountain. Even skiing families sometimes enjoy a change of pace that involves other wintertime activities. From snowshoeing and snow tubing to splashing

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The Few, The Proud, The Muddy! (Sept. 12)

Adventure Sports, Events, Get Out There, Running / By Out There Outdoors

If you missed the Dirty Dash and are looking for another opportunity to run, have fun and get dirty for a good cause (this mud run benefits Northwest wounded veterans), Webb’s Slough in St. John south of Spokane has you covered. The Few, The Proud, The Muddy can be experienced as a one-day 5k fun

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Nelson, B.C., Fat Tire Festival: A Weekend to Celebrate All Things Bicycle! August 20-23, 2015

Biking, Destinations, Events, Get Out There, Travel / By Out There Outdoors

For the past 20 years, this mountain town nestled in the lush and rugged Selkirk Mountains has been holding a festival in honor of an avid cyclist who helped shape the mountain bike community it thrives on. Cameron Alexander was a pioneer of epic, gnarly mountain biking, and his love of the sport helped inspire

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Mom and young daughter floating on a tube down the river.

Family Camping & Tubing On the Coeur d’Alene River

Camping, Columns, Get Out There, Out There Kids, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Panhandle National Forest offers family-friendly camping and river tubing away from the more popular, crowded Inland Northwest recreation hubs.

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See You at Spokatopia

Columns, Editorial / By Derrick Knowles

Back before the Internet, it was more difficult to break out into new outdoor sports than it is today, especially technical ones like climbing that usually require someone to show you the ropes. The local outdoors community coalesced around clubs like the Spokane Mountaineers and Spokane Canoe and Kayak Club, where people who were into

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A Summer Festival for Just About Everyone

Destinations, Road Trips, Travel / By Taylor Rogers

The Inland Northwest is home to many fun and unique festivals. Here we’ve highlighted a few interesting festivals celebrating everything from huckleberries and community heritage to original music, beer and wine and the outdoors. While this is certainly not an exhaustive list, it’s a great sampling of the diversity of our Inland Northwest communities and

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