Get Out There
Walk, Bike, Bus
Spokane’s Garland district residents will soon receive an invitation in the mail to join the WalkBikeBus program offered in their neighborhood this summer. WalkBikeBus offers ...
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A Wild Passion for Whitewater: Local Kayaker Dustin Semb’s Love for the Sport May Be Contagious
“It was just a mess. Everything that could have gone wrong went wrong.” That’s how Dustin Semb with Eastern Washington University’s EPIC Adventures outdoor program ...
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Woodrat 25er at Priest Lake Delivers Climbs and Views (June 4, 2016)
I dismounted again and sighed. Ten months earlier, I’d purchased my first mountain bike in more than two decades. While I had yet to complete ...
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Friends of the Falls and Spokane River Forum Announce Merger
Two Spokane River focused non-profits, Friends of the Falls and the Spokane River Forum, announced a merger in late April. The merger will see the ...
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Avista Has a New Online River Access Map
A broad range of recreation opportunities surround the Avista-operated hydroelectric facilities and reservoirs on the Spokane and Clark Fork rivers, and the utility company has ...
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Family Trail Adventures along the Spokane River
The Spokane River exudes energy and mystery, fascinating kids and parents alike. A hike along a river is a fun way to explore nature while ...
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The Roots Pursuit Team Bicycle Event (June 5)
Since 2011, The Roots Pursuit team bicycle event has brought cycling madness, environmental awareness and 12 lively challenges to downtown Coeur d’Alene. In the most ...
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Hand-Built Wheels Put Cyclists in the Right Direction
No sooner do I lean my bike against the fence than Matt Larsen glances down and says, “Your tires are on backwards.” Sure enough, when ...
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New Bike Club in Town
There’s a new bike club in town, and you might already be a member. Just don’t expect club rides or to see kits in their ...
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