Cross-Country Ski Beginner Guide for Families
Families with young children can plan a first-time cross-country ski outing using these 4 easy steps, including gear rentals and where to go.
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Families with young children can plan a first-time cross-country ski outing using these 4 easy steps, including gear rentals and where to go.
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Welcome to The Trailhead, where we share important information about trails and outdoor recreation around the Inland NW. July-August 2021
Trailhead News: Public Hikes, Conservation Futures, & No-Fee Park Days Read More »
Everyday Cyclist columnist details his experience completing the 2021 Cross-Washington Mountain Bike Race (XWA).
Aiming High on the Cross-Washington MTB Race Read More »
During the COVID-19 pandemic, more people started cycling, purchased bikes, and participated in virtual rides and races.
Virtual Riding & Other Pandemic Cycling Spectacles Read More »
On Saturday, June 19, 2021, no entry fee to visit Washington State Parks, water-access sites, and other state-managed public lands.
Washington State Parks Recognize Juneteenth With Free Day Read More »
Our friends in the Inland NW outdoors community share their go-to adventures. Get inspired to explore someplace new this summer.
Adventure Inspiration: 34 Summer Trip Ideas Read More »
Starting as soon as February 2021, Steptoe Butte State Park will undergo major road and parking lot repairs and be closed for 12-16 weeks.
Steptoe Butte State Park Renovation Read More »
By Seth Marlin Even with shorter days and falling temperatures, the Spokane region is rich in natural beauty, and whether you’re looking for vibrant colors, or more of a winter-wonderland atmosphere, there’s something for every hiking aficionado. Here are a few of my favorite local late-season hikes. James P. Slavin Conservation Area – Nature Park Loop – 2.4 miles Located
6 Fall-Early Winter Hikes in Spokane & CDA Read More »
Spokane, Wash. Each year we’re seeing more fat bikes plowing through the snow on trails here in the Inland Northwest, a trend that has also led to more trail grooming throughout the region. From Spokane to Sandpoint, there will be miles of packed trails to roll your over-sized, under-inflated bike tires on this winter if
Fat Biking: Local Groomed Trails this Winter Read More »
Personal experience and hands-on activities, from camping to Jr. Ranger programs, help children learn the value of America’s public lands.
7 Ways to Teach Kids to Love Public Lands Read More »