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SPRING FEVER: Tune Up Your Spring Ride: New Trails, Training Tips, and Events

Biking, Get Out There / By Brad Naccarato

Winding through stands of giant ponderosa pines while pebbles and mud scatter in your wake. Gliding over slick rocks as your bike responds to each element of the trail. Bombing aggressively through canyons as you navigate smooth, narrow singletrack. Sound familiar? Yes folks, it’s that time of year again; time when we emerge from our […]

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Fat Biking 101: Your Guide to Snowbiking in the Inland Northwest

Biking, Get Out There, Snow Sports / By Hank Greer

I remember the first time I saw a fat bike at a bike shop in Spokane about two and a half years ago. I asked about it and was told it was great for riding on sand at a beach. I looked at the price: $1,700. I picked it up and felt how heavy it

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Smoother Paths in the Future for the Centennial Trail

News / By Out There Outdoors

Generous donations and consistent support of local advocacy groups has really paid off for cyclists and runners pushing a baby jogger. Last month, the Friends of the Centennial Trail and the Riverside State Park Foundation collaborated to purchase a specialized asphalt repair machine, and donate it to Riverside State Park. Maintenance for the Centennial Trail

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A Life Well Lived: Happy Trails, Robbi Castleberry!

Columns, Last Page / By Bea Lackaff

On June 11, 2013, a police officer was on the phone getting an earful why his force had better get out to Palisades Park on the double and attend to mischief, when suddenly the line went dead. The officer assumed it was a bad connection. It took time for him to realize that it wasn’t the line

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Best Fall Hikes

Get Out There, Hiking / By Out There Outdoors

By: Bradley Beck, Robin Hartikainen, Derrick Knowles and Erika Prins Autumn in the Inland Northwest is prime hiking time. The summer heat has passed, there are fewer people out on the trails, and the combination of fall colors, crisp air, and birds and other wildlife preparing for winter can make for an exhilarating hiking experience.

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Let’s Turn Potential into Pay Dirt

Columns, Editorial / By Derrick Knowles

By now you’ve probably heard the news: Spokane made the cover of the September issue of Outside Magazine as #5 in their best outdoor towns list for 2013. It’s definitely something to be proud of and excited about. Recognition like this is good news for the growing number of local recreation and tourism oriented businesses

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Jon Wilmot- Floating the Spokane River

Leave a Comment / Gear Room, What's Your Gear? / By Amy McCaffree

Floating the Spokane River during the hottest days of summer has long been a favored pastime for generations of locals—blow up the big, fat tubes, load up the cooler and the car and go. This process got much easier—no more figuring out tube transport and a shuttle system—thanks to Jon Wilmot and his company, FLOW

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Riding Arena Improved by Grant Project

Gear Reviews, News / By Out There Outdoors

Riverside State Park just received a grant for improvements for its Equestrian Riding Area Riding Arena. The Riverside State Park Foundation (RSPF) is pleased to announce an award of $15,000 from the Johnston-Hanson Foundation funding a project to refurbish and improve the riding arena of the Park’s Equestrian Area, located at the south end of

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REI donates $10,000 to Friends of Centennial Trail

News / By Out There Outdoors

REI donates $10,000 to the Friends of the Centennial Trail To be used to fund a volunteer coordinator REI generously donated $10,000 to the Friends of the Centennial Trail and a tandem $10,000 grant to the Riverside State Park Foundation. Due to REI’s focus on building volunteerism in communities and encouraging community involvement with stewardship

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They Can’t Be Stopped – New Running Clubs Take Off

Get Out There, Running / By Jon Jonckers

CHRIS MORLAN HAS SUPER POWERS. By day, most people know him as an architect, a good husband and a caring father. But this is all part of his plan to blend in with the rest of the community. His modest demeanor and easy-going smile might fool some, but when it’s time to run, he reveals

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