Snow Sports
The Riblet Tramways on Mount Spokane and Beyond
Byron Christian Riblet arrived in Spokane in July 1885 after completing the Civil Engineering program at the University of Minnesota. He spent the first few ...
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Local Shop Ski Gear Picks
Season pass? Check. New GORE-TEX jacket? Check. Winter tires for the Subie? Check. This year’s hottest ski gear? If you’re not feeling too confident about ...
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Inspirational Skiers
Winter sports are becoming more accessible to all, thanks to Spokane Parks & Recreation’s Therapeutic Recreation Services and its volunteer instructors, who have been providing ...
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SilverStar Serves Up Winter Adventure: B.C.’s 3rd Largest Resort is Only Five Hours Away
The Spokane area is ringed by enough destination ski resorts (not to mention the dozens of cool, out-of-the-way mom and pop ski hills) to keep ...
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World Class In A Day’s Drive
Downhill skiers in the Spokane area have five resorts that offer about 9,000 skiable acres along with thousands more in the backcountry. But even with ...
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Take Your Kids Skiing in Two States at Lookout Pass
Skiing or snowboarding with your children anywhere other than the bunny hill is an adventure in itself. A big mountain of new terrain awaits you ...
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Skiing Like a Lady at Alpine Finishing School
Ski boots planted firmly into the side of a snowy cliff, I test the rope by slowly easing my weight back into the harness, a ...
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What it Means to be a Ski Racing Family
Like other team sports, ski racing requires serious commitment and support from both children and their parents. Out There Monthly interviewed Teri Tucker and Paul ...
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Ski Bum Advice: When Dreams Go Bad
Friends tell me I am little strange when it comes to my skiing superstitions, and they are probably right. I have a dream every year ...
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