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Highway 20 Solo: A Bike Touring Adventure along Washington’s Iconic Cycling Route
Modern day life often dictates that time and money are limited, and therefore we seek out adventure on the weekends, or in short bursts of ...
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Riverside State Park—Wednesdays in the Woods
Experience the great outdoors on the edge of the city while enjoying live music, educational presentations, and entertaining programs at Riverside State Park. REI and ...
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The “Discovery” of the Obvious: The Road Biking in NE Washington Rocks
My wife and I have enjoyed road cycling around our Colville area for decades. We also enjoy traveling to other regions and hauling our bikes ...
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Burn to Run
Picture an XY line graph. The X axis is labeled “Runner Extremes,” and the Y axis is labeled “Cultural Extremes.” Plot an intersection point at ...
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Spokane River Rowing Classes Offered
One of the original Olympic disciplines, rowing is a low-impact sport that develops strength, coordination, and teamwork. Learn to row this summer by signing up ...
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5 Classic Missoula, Montana Hikes
Home to the University of Montana in the whole-foods-and-hiking-boots heart of the state, Missoula is a community of fit free spirits—consider it a cross between ...
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Summer Parkways on the South Hill (June 21)
The streets of Spokane’s Manito and Comstock neighborhoods will be closed to motorized traffic from 6-9 p.m. on June 21 as Spokane Summer Parkways descends ...
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Trail Running on the Eastside of Glacier National Park
People need experiences in nature, and runners truly value new scenery to beat-feet. Early summer is the best time to run in Montana’s Glacier Country; ...
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Whitewater Mentors: A Conversation with Two River Paddlers
Leah Hillbrand and Sierra Jo Sans charge whitewater in very different ways that both leave me clutching the arms of my chair. Both also hail ...
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