Inland NW Trail & Outdoor News – Spring 2022
May-June 2022 Inland Northwest trail and parks news, events, and other need-to-know info for eastern Wash. and northern Idaho public lands.
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May-June 2022 Inland Northwest trail and parks news, events, and other need-to-know info for eastern Wash. and northern Idaho public lands.
Inland NW Trail & Outdoor News – Spring 2022 Read More »
Summer Adventure Guide’s annual list of adventure travel and recreation trip ideas around the Inland Northwest for epic summer fun.
47 Summer Adventure Ideas for the Inland NW Read More »
By Sam Mace Spokane, Wash. In 2021, Washington Senator Patty Murray and Governor Jay Inslee acknowledged the serious salmon and steelhead crisis in the Snake River basin and the call for bold action to reverse steep fish declines and preserve the jobs, recreation, communities and orca that depend on them. Murray and Inslee committed to develop a
Snake River Salmon Initiative Gains Support Read More »
The Trailhead: Latest updates, for Jan.-Feb. 2022, about trails and outdoor recreation around the Inland Northwest. Column by Holly Weiler.
Trailhead News: Improvements & Upcoming Events – Winter 2022 Read More »
Priest Lake, Farragut, and Round Lake State Parks are now the most expensive in the Northwest for non-residents visiting or camping.
Idaho Doubles Non-Resident Rates At 5 State Parks Read More »
Overview of the best lakes in eastern Wash., northern Idaho, western Mont., and southeast B.C., for paddling, fishing, and other recreation.
Inland Northwest Lake Guide for 2021 Read More »
Snake River wild salmon and steelhead population is drastically declining, and the solution is to remove the four lower Snake River dams to allow salmon easier access into the 5,000+ miles of pristine upstream river habitat. The Columbia Basin Fund initiative proposed by Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson (R) aims to do that. Citizens need to voice their support to Congress.
Bold Proposal to Restore Snake River Salmon & Steelhead Read More »
The federal government owns nearly 30 percent of Washington’s land; in Idaho, that figure is more than doubled. Which is to say, we, the public, own some of the most beautiful real estate in the country, from sagebrush steppe to subalpine meadows. And while much of it is remote backcountry requiring serious sweat equity, vast swaths border backroads and two-lane highways.
3 Scenic Inland NW Drives with Day Hikes Read More »
Camping is considered low risk, according to infectious disease and public health experts. Use these tips and extra precautions to plan your next trip.
5 Tips for Camping During COVID Read More »
Avoiding crowds but not the fun — ideas for outdoor family recreation and adventure in the age of COVID-19.
10 Coronavirus-Friendly Kids Activities Read More »