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Running with Kids
For many kids who run, Bloomsday suffices. At nearly 7.5 miles, it’s long enough to require training if they want to take the race seriously, ...
Janelle McCabe
April 24, 2017
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The Making of a Cat 4 Club Rider
I stood at the starting line for the C-Pack of the Baddlands Twilight Series race, and scanned the competition. Taking stock, my bike stacked up. ...
Bradley Bleck
April 24, 2017
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People’s Park: Spring Planting and Pruning (April 28)
This Arbor Day (April 28) a volunteer crew will be working on designated trails and plantings in People’s Park, located just west of downtown Spokane. ...
Siobhan Ebel
April 24, 2017
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Kids Fishing Day
Each year, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife teams up with local organizations to host a kids’ fishing day at Clear Lake west of ...
Out There Venture
April 24, 2017
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Fishing with Kids: Connecting Foster Kids with the Outdoors
What if they don’t catch a fish? I started to worry, but as the truck doors swung open and the boys filed out, I could ...
Out There Venture
April 23, 2017
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A Run in the Hoods Part 2: South Perry and Rockwood
It took almost a decade of living within a couple of miles to successfully navigate the eastern side of Spokane’s South Hill. Streets run in ...
Brad Thiessen
April 23, 2017
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11 Ideas for Family Fun in the Great Outdoors
1) Hike or Bike in Palisades Park: This 700-acre nature park west of Spokane has awesome views of the city and several trails for hiking ...
Amy McCaffree
April 22, 2017
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Spring & Summer Outdoor Events for All Ages
Lilac Century Bike Ride (April 30, 2017) Like SpokeFest in the spring, the Lilac Century Bike Ride is a great way to kick off the ...
Out There Venture
April 20, 2017
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Halfway to Bend: Wine Country Single-track in Echo, Oregon
The sea of wind turbines seemed to push us along as we motored south on our way to Bend for a long weekend. As our ...
Out There Venture
April 19, 2017
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