Trail & Conservation News
Work Begins on New Dishman Hills Trailhead
Spokane Valley, Wash. Volunteer efforts are in the works on a new trailhead on the south side of the Dishman Hills, just west of the ...
Read More...
Volunteer Trail Work
When Washington moves into Phase 3, the Washington Trails Association will be adding additional day trip opportunities to support and give back to trails. For experienced backpackers, ...
Read More...
Ocean to Idaho: Following the Chinook Salmon
This summer, journalist, filmmaker, and outdoor enthusiast Kris Millgate of Idaho Falls is setting off on an epic road trip chasing salmon across the Pacific Northwest. Her adventure is intended to inspire ...
Read More...
Riverside State Park Trail Map Released
Spokane, Wash. Last month, the Riverside State Park Foundation proudly released the most complete and comprehensive trail map for Washington’s largest state park. Considering Riverside ...
Read More...
Pandemic Doesn’t Slow Trail Building
Thankfully many mountain bike trail builders have a hard time sitting still. While much of Washington State was shut down this spring due to the ...
Read More...
Trail Building Starts at New Wallace Bike Park
The new owners of Wallace, Idaho-based Silver Streak Zipline Tours aren’t letting any grass grow under their feet after purchasing the zip tour operation last year. Stemming ...
Read More...
12 Groups for Mother Nature
Give back to the places and trails that make your life better by donating what you can to a local conservation or trails group. Some ...
Read More...
Speak Up for Salmon & Steelhead
Feds Fast Track Salmon Plan Public Comment Period Despite Pandemic By Sam Mace, Save Our Wild Salmon’s Inland NW Director It’s not news that our ...
Read More...
E-bikes Allowed on the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes
Cataldo, Idaho Electric-assist bicycles are now officially allowed on the 73-miles of North Idaho’s paved Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes. Meandering from Plummer to Mullan ...
Read More...