What: “180° South: Conquerors of the Useless” film – (trailer) When: Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m. Where: NIC Student Union outdoor amphitheater (behind building). The film will be moved inside in case of poor weather. How: Open to the public. Cost: $7 (General) Free for NIC students, seniors and children under 12.
NIC Outdoor Pursuits hosting adventure film Read More »
Rich Leon sent us this notification of the passing of Wakin’ Jim Stoltz:
Goodbye Walkin’ Jim Read More »
A female cyclist was also killed on Saturday in Idaho during the Spokane to Sandpoint Relay.
Region Sees Two Cycling Deaths In One Weekend Read More »
A Backcountry Adventure Sometimes a hike is just a hike. Sometimes picking huckleberries is just another excuse to explore. Sometimes we find strange and unusual things in our State Parks, and it starts a new chapter in our lives. Mat Walden lives near Elk, at the base of Mount Spokane, and he thoroughly enjoys living
Mt. Spokane Plane Crashes Read More »
All the hub bub about the Spokane cycling scene seems to focus on commuting and road biking. The city may be counting cyclists at specified intersections and logging the miles on Bike to Work Week (and month) but who’s counting the downhill riders on Beacon Hill? Who’s tracking the mountain bikers sprawled across Riverside State
What’s Your Gear? Peter Jantz: Mountain Biking Read More »
If you are a snowmobiler, fly fisher, canoeist, or hunter, then you are undoubtedly familiar with the Coeur d’Alene National Forest. Many mountain bikers sing the praises of the Canfield Trail System, which is part of the CdA National Forest. But mountain biking is not the only way to explore this incredible area. The vastness
Everyday Cyclist: Backroad Bicycle Exploration Read More »
On a hot day one hundred years ago this summer, forester Joseph Halm and his crew of firefighters hacked their way through miles of wilderness toward a wildfire burning at Bean Creek near the headwaters of the St. Joe River. Halm noted the withered ferns and grasses and the crisp brown underbrush, parched by drought.
Applications are being accepted for an Aug. 14 hike that retraces the route that assistant Forest Service ranger Ed Pulaski and his crew took to find shelter in a mine shaft during the 1910 fires.
Re-enact The Big Burn Hike Read More »
Bicycle racks installed on NIC campus during national bike month
Artists: Want To Design A Bike Rack? Read More »
Come hike with us on one of INLT’s easements in Kootenai County.
Want To Take A Hike This Weekend? Read More »
