Snow Sports
Winthrop Winter Wonderland: Ski, Bike, Snowshoe
The Methow Valley’s skiing, scenery, and extensive trail system has been getting attention in recent years well beyond the Pacific Northwest for being the nation’s ...
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Healthy Ski Snacks: Reinventing the Classics
With ski season upon us, there’s the question of what to munch on the slopes. Granola bars, veggie sticks, peanut butter sandwiches, fruit leather – ...
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Hike of the Month: Mount Kit Carson (Mount Spokane State Park)
On those grey winter days in Spokane, find a dose of vitamin D by heading for Mount Spokane State Park. When everything is obscured by ...
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A Whole Lot of New at Regional Resorts: Better Runs, Expansion Plans, Terrain Park Additions, Night Vision, Web Cam, Mountain Hosts, Cheap Cat Skiing, Fat Biking, and More!
With the first flakes of the ski season already behind us, and plenty more likely to fall in the coming month, resorts around the greater ...
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Is Spokane a Ski Town?
Is Spokane a Ski Town? Hometown Ski Industry Icons Weigh In It’s 7 a.m. on a cold, clear Thursday morning in January. The city’s collective ...
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A Chance of Snow: The Return of El Nino?
I am one of those guys who tries to take a “glass is half full” view on things, especially when it comes to winter recreation. ...
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Pray for Snow – November 5 at Perry Street Brewing
It’s that time of year again, when skiers and riders see potential snowflakes in the gray rain and send silent prayers for snow accumulation in ...
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Surviving the Ski Swap Experience with Your Kids
Fleece-clad shoppers clutching coffee cups stand outside in an organized line, waiting for the doors to open. It’s better than Black Friday; it’s the annual ...
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The Grind: How the Region’s Biggest Rail Jam Came to EWU and Why You Need to Be There
The Grind, one of the largest open ski and snowboard rail jams on the West Coast that attracts hundreds of spectators and up to 90 ...
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