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Mt.Spokane Ski Swap – Spokane County Fair & Expo Center – October 25, 26, & 27

The 49th Annual Mount Spokane Ski Patrol Ski Swap is the region’s largest winter sports equipment and clothing sales event, featuring thousands of new and used winter sports items sold by both individuals and area sporting goods stores. Equipment, clothing, and accessories for all winter sports are available, including nordic & alpine skiing, and snowboarding. […]

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Jon Wilmot- Floating the Spokane River

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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Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month

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

Humans were NEVER meant to Hibernate January is national “Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month!” For Washington and Idaho locals, January is a great time to try a new winter activity or get back on the mountain. All four of Ski the NW Rockies’ resorts (49 Degrees North, Lookout Pass, Mt. Spokane and Silver Mountain)

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What’s Your Gear? Ryan Kerrigan, Whitewater Rafting

What's Your Gear? / By Amy McCaffree

Floating down Ecuador’s Pindo River in a cheap inflatable raft with his brothers when he was seven years old was Ryan Kerrigan’s first rafting experience. They all survived—the rapids were no greater than class II. Now, at age 32, Ryan is a professional whitewater raft guide and executive director of Peak 7 Adventures—a local non-profit

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Roadtrip: The Sleeping Lady In Leavenworth WA

Get Out There / By Amy McCaffree

SOME VACATIONS FEEL SO busy and exhausting that once you return home you need another vacation just to rejuvenate. Staying at a resort—and focusing your recreation and other activities around that focal point—is one way to ensure a relaxing getaway. Located outside of Leavenworth along Icicle Creek is Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort, whose namesake peak

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Health & Fitness: Weatherize Your Child

Health & Fitness, Magazine Article / By Out There Outdoors

This is the time of year when we’re getting out there with family and friends to enjoy the cold weather, and hopefully the white stuff that makes the cold just a bit more tolerable. Given this, how should we get our kids ready for playing in the cold? Let’s talk about how to weatherize those

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Spread The Shred This Weekend

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Films: Think Thank’s, “Ransack Rebellion” and Capita’s, “Defenders of Awesome” Saturday, November 5th, 7pm at the Garland Theatre – $5 Spread the Shred is a local snowboard collective that is hosting its 3rd annual Snowboard Film Premier event to benefit SOSOutreach. SOS Outreach is a locally operating non-profit organization that gives local underprivileged kids the

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What’s Your Gear? Rob Kennedy: Backpacking

What's Your Gear? / By Amy McCaffree

Backpacking for a bachelor party? Rob Kennedy did just that with a trip to Hells Canyon with some buddies before getting married on August 27th this summer. “Nothing went as planned,” he says about the trip, but “there was an awesome river crossing. Some rafters hooked us up with smoothies, and we caught fish in

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Keeping Up And Giving Back

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By Jon Snyder, founding publisher of Out There Monthly When you look at the slopes today it’s hard to remember that just a decade-and-a-half ago snowboarding was dominated by men. The gender distribution seems a lot more even these days. Lewis and Clark High School grad Kasey Weise recalls that when she first went to the

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January is Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month

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Stay active all winter long at local mountains January is national “Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month,” with resorts in over 30 states participating in the effort. For Washington and Idaho locals and visitors, January is a great time to try a new winter activity or get back on the mountain. All four of Ski

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