Get Out There
Off The Map: Find Hidden Trails and Beaches Close to the Border at Christina Lake, B.C.
A mere two and a half hours from Spokane, southern British Columbia’s Christina Lake lies off the radar of many shore-goers heading to its Priest ...
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Teaching Your Child to Water Ski
Water skiing is like swimming, paddling or fishing – introduce it to your kids when they’re young, and they’ll be your water sport buddies for ...
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Saturday Little Spokane River Shuttle Service Starts up in July
Spokane Parks and Recreation is once again offering a Saturday shuttle service for boaters looking to paddle the Little Spokane River. Taking advantage of the ...
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Tip of the Helmet to Hank Greer
I ride my bike to get around. I ride to feel the sun on my face and the thrill of whizzing past awesome scenery. Plus, ...
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WunderWoman Triathlon Raises Funds for Osteoporosis Research (August 7)
The West Plains WunderWoman Triathlon is partnering with Spokane Osteoporosis and the Washington Osteoporosis Coalition to celebrate women creating positive, healthy lifestyles as part of ...
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Gardner Cave, Crawford State Park
On average, July is the warmest month in Spokane. So what if I told you that you could go on a hike where you were ...
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Paddle Splash and Play Introduces Families to Paddle Sports (August 6)
Riverside State Park’s Nine Mile Recreation Area on Lake Spokane (Long Lake) will once again host this free, family event designed to introduce human-powered paddling ...
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“5 in July” Mountain Bike Races Will Keep You Pedaling in the Panhandle All Month
Mountain bike racing life after May and June Wednesday nights at Riverside State Park begins at Farragut State Park July 6, 13, 20, and 27. ...
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Jobe “SUP 2 The People” Demo Tour in Liberty Lake
The “Sup 2 The People” Demo Tour, launched by Jobe Watersports, will stop in Liberty Lake on Friday, August 5 from 3-6 pm, in an ...
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