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Adventure Racers Are Made, Not Born: Turning North Idaho Into Off-Road Multi-Sport Mecca

It all started with an unflattering picture in Hawaii. The image of a whale that had beached itself on shore was actually the photo of a man, about to reach his turning point. “I realized I was fat, middle-aged and white,” says Dave Adlard, director of Adventure Sports Week. “I couldn’t change it all, but […]

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Let’s Finish The Centennial Trail

Magazine Article / By Jon Jonckers

The groundbreaking ceremony of the Centennial Trail in 1989 marked a new chapter for spokane recreation, and a new vision for most of the Spokane River. The freshly paved ribbon of asphalt, albeit incomplete, initiated a swell in jogging, Rollerblading and bike riding in the Spokane area. In the same year as the Tiananmen Square

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What’s Your Gear?: Lindell Haggin, Birdwatching

With spring now officially here, despite the lingering snow drifts, it might be time to start looking for the wildlife returning to the area. One great way to do just that? Bird watching. Meet Lindell Haggin, treasurer of Audubon Society. A bird watcher since 1970, Haggin has served the Audubon Society in several official positions,

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The New Book on Paddling Adventures

Magazine Article / By Derrick Knowles

An Interview with Paddling Washington Co-Author Rich Landers Melting snow packs, flooding rivers, and even the future of our city’s summer time falls have many local paddlers thinking about water and itching to dust off our boats once again. For those of you who’ve learned to never head off for a float without Rich Lander’s

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Editorial – Lessons Learned: Year 4

Editorial, Magazine Article / By Out There Venture

In July 2004, under the influence of Oxycodone and sleep deprivation, I decided to start the magazine you now hold. I was coming off knee surgery-severed ACL and torn meniscus, if you must know-which followed the birth of my daughter just two weeks prior. After a couple days of post-op fog, immobility, and marathon Playstation

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Outdoor Profiles: Chip O’Brien Writer, Guide, & Fly-Fishing Expert at North 40 Outfitters

Leave a Comment / Fishing, Get Out There / By Ryan Stemkoski

Cover photo courtesy of Kevin Knight By Ryan Stemkoski A man does not usually walk into a fly shop expecting his life to change. He comes looking for a rod, a reel, a handful of flies, and perhaps a little advice. Sometimes, he comes with curiosity and uncertainty, hoping someone behind the counter can help

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2025–26 Winter Gear Preview: Local Shop Favorites Across the Inland Northwest

Leave a Comment / Gear Room, Get Out There, Skiing/Snowboarding, Snow Sports / By Brad Naccarato

This season’s local-shop picks By Brad Naccarato The first snowflakes of the 2025-26 season have already started accumulating at area resorts. Stoke is high, and the general feeling is that this could be another stellar year in the mountains. If you’ve made the decision to finally upgrade your ride or style, local shops stock some

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Inland Northwest Winter Trails Guide: Best Places to Snowshoe and Cross-Country Ski

Leave a Comment / Get Out There, Skiing/Snowboarding, snowshoe / By Out There Venture

Winter in the Inland Northwest has a way of pulling people outside. A fresh foot of snow transforms familiar hills into something softer and quieter, and suddenly the idea of gliding or stomping through the woods feels like a fun thing to do. Whether you’re a seasoned Nordic skier or someone who just likes wandering

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Sharing the Trails: Fall Adventures and Friendly Reminders Cycling, hiking and dog walking with respect for nature and others

Leave a Comment / Biking, Get Out There / By Out There Venture

By Rick Shaffer, Prime Minister of Historic Wallace, Idaho & North Idaho Bike Trails Cover photo courtesy of Shallan Knowles Ever had that feeling that it’s September (already?!), and you haven’t had your fill of hiking, pedaling, kayaking or huck picking? What the heck happened to summer? Well, you’re in luck. With cooler fall temps

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Riding the Aging Train: Rachel Toor on Running, Aging, and Staying Active

Leave a Comment / Columns, Get Out There, Running / By Out There Venture

Cover photo courtesy of Alex B. Clark By Rachel Toor The aging train goes in one direction. We all know that. Still, most of us—especially those who pride ourselves on physical prowess—are like Cleopatra: queens of denial. Nothing makes you look old like saying you’re old. That’s why I’m excited to be doing a new

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