Gear: O-Pen Ozone-Based Pocket Water Purifier
Roving Blue pen-sized water filter for hiking/bikepacking, hunting, or traveling overseas–or stow in a vehicle/camper in case of emergency.
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Inland NW Race, Ride, & Event Guide 2022
Learn about road and trail running, cycling, mountain biking, triathlons and other multi-sport events and watersports, and outdoorsy events.
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24 Hours of Riverside 2022: An Around-the-Clock Party on Wheels
All photos by Lucas Arnold For 20 years, the 24-hour mountain bike race at Riverside State Park was a Spokane mountain bike institution each spring. Then came the word that the 2019 event would be the end of an era. Long-time organizers Round and Round Productions had ridden the wave of 24-hour racing through the
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Smash the Winter Cycling Blues
Everyday Cyclist columnist Justin Short shares how some riders cope with winter riding conditions and about his latest bikepacking adventure.
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12 Gear Gift Ideas for the Holidays
Recommendations and reviews of camping gear, outdoor apparel, footwear, bags, and more, for any holiday of gift-giving.
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Inland NW Local Holiday Gift Guide – 2021
Gift guide for featuring locally-made products as well as other items made far away but available at Inland Northwest-based small businesses.
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Living Local & Other Silver Linings of the Covid-Era
When the pandemic shut down normal activities, “living local” became more than a quaint notion to strive for and silver linings were revealed.
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Spokane Artist Inspired By Northwest Public Lands
Christina Deubel, who’s inspired by Northwest public lands, shares about her artistic process and first public mural at Camp Sekani.
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Smoke Season Riding
I left my house a couple of hours before dawn. It was my 47th birthday, and I thought it would be a great idea to ride the gravel route up Mount Spokane from my house for the first time. The air looked a little foggy, but as daylight began to appear, it occurred to me:
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Are We Loving Public Lands to Death?
Too much trash, toilet paper, and human waste has followed wilderness-loving masses into our public lands. We all need to follow basic Leave No Trace practices.
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