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Kick Off Spring at the 2020 Great Outdoors & Bike Expo (Feb 22-23)

Biking, Events, Get Out There, Hiking / By Out There Outdoors

Spring will be here before we know it, and the Spokane Great Outdoors and Bike Expo at the Spokane Convention Center on Feb 22-23 is the Inland Northwest’s kickoff to the spring and summer outdoor season. The event includes over 70 vendors including bike and gear shops, zipline companies, bike parks, travel destinations, outdoor clubs and agencies, […]

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People riding gravel bikes on a dirt road.

Gravel Bikes Gain Traction

Biking, Columns, Everyday Cyclist, Get Out There / By Justin Skay

Learn why gravel bikes are becoming more popular as the multi-tool that replaces half the outmoded bikes gathering dust in your garage.

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Paddleboarding through the Canadian Wilderness

Travel, Trip Reports / By Out There Outdoors

Our plan had been to fly into a chain of rugged and remote lakes in the Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park and traverse it by inflatable stand up paddleboard. However, British Columbia was facing the worst fire season it had ever seen, and the park had been closed most of the summer due to nearby fires.

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Tofino: BC’s Rugged Ocean Paradise

Travel / By Summer Hess

Tofino, British Columbia, is rugged and wild. As the most western point on Vancouver Island accessible by road and the terminus of Highway 4, Tofino beckons surfers, storm watchers, and culinary fanatics from around the world to its low-key paradise. Its identity is uniquely metropolitan-meets-coastal-village. As the crowds of summer thin, check out this itinerary

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Fall Day Hike: Central Cascade’s Rachel Lake

Get Out There, Hiking / By Paul Chisholm

Picture a majestic mountain lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains, only 4 miles from a trailhead. Too good to be true? It’s not. But Rachel Lake isn’t a secret—it’s one of the most popular destinations in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Still, you can beat the crowds (and avoid the mosquitoes) if you hike this alpine gem

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Citizen Science & the Crown of the Continent

Hiking, Trail & Conservation News, Trip Reports / By Out There Outdoors

Rapidly shrinking glaciers in Montana’s Glacier National Park alarm scientists and visitors to the mountainous 1.013 million-acre park along the Alberta border. In the past half century, more than half of Glacier’s ice pack has disappeared. All the glaciers have retreated. To measure the impacts of a changing climate in the high country, the park

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Epic in a Day: Crushing the Copper Ridge Loop

Hiking / By Paul Chisholm

It was late fall in North Cascades National Park, and snow was already coating the high peaks. But on this particular day, the sun was shining. Temperatures were climbing into the 50s. Best of all, the hordes of summer backpackers who flock to the alpine glory of Copper Ridge were gone. The weather forecast called

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Inland Northwest Lake Guide – 2019

Get Out There, Outdoor Family, Travel / By Amy McCaffree

Spectacular landscapes and stunning sunsets. Huge, majestic lakes resembling small seas. Uncrowded, rocky-sand beaches. Massive national forests with alpine lake gems. This is what sets Inland Northwest lake country apart from our coastal counterparts, with destinations for all types of water-loving adventurers. Our 4thannual lake guide can help you decide where to go and what

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Hiking into the Heart of the Selkirks: North Idaho’s Long Mountain Lake

Hiking / By Paul Chisholm

The Selkirk Mountains of North Idaho might be the state’s wildest corner. Until recently, this was the last place you could see wild caribou in the lower 48. The caribou are gone now, but you can still find solitude and expansive vistas on one of the many rocky ridgelines stretching across the range. The shimmering

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Hike of the Month: Halliday & North Fork Trails

Hike of the Month, Hiking / By Holly Weiler

There’s nothing quite like starting a hike low in the drainages and walking up high to gain the viewpoint. It’s also a lot easier on hikers’ cars when the trail starts just off the highway. So try this challenging hike with a backpacking option as a way to save wear and tear on the trailhead

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