Why I keep returning to this bike haven in Northwestern Montana again and again By Ammi Midstokke Cover photo courtesy of Ammi Midstokke Sometime around a decade ago, recovering from a divorce in which I lost everything but my kid and my bike (the stuff that matters), I found myself at the Whitefish Bike Retreat […]
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DOMA Coffee Roasting Company’s partnership with Zion National Park Cover photo courtesy of DOMA DOMA’s La Bicicletta coffee has always been about bikes, the people who ride them and the places they go. Part of that coffee-biking connection means each time a can of La Bicicletta is sold, DOMA makes a donation to the Zion
By Adam Gebauer Cover photo courtesy of Adam Gebauer When I tell people I’m going shed hunting there is a pretty good chance I get a quizzical look. “Like a Home Depot run for a tool shed?” No, I am referring to a woodsy treasure hunt. When I say shed hunting, I mean looking for
An overlanding and outdoor adventure gathering in Idaho’s Sawtooth Mountains and the Lost River Range By Cindy Pope, Co-founder of the Range to Ranch Retreat As summer takes hold in the Northern Rockies, a gathering of vehicle-assisted adventure travelers will converge at Swenson Butte Ranch for the Range to Ranch Retreat. Nestled between the rugged
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By Amy McCaffree Cover photo courtesy of Amy McCaffree The ADA-accessible Spokane River Centennial Trail in Spokane County provides paved terrain and many trailhead access points with ADA-parking and restrooms that’s ideal for anyone with mobility issues or for a group of family or friends of varied fitness levels and preferred activity (e.g., walk, run
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Washington State Parks recently released a thorough report related to 2024 volunteer investments and outreach. Sometimes it’s easy to ignore certain parks or public spaces because we drive past them so often, but thanks to the agency we have concrete data concerning the massive volunteer hours put into Eastern Washington’s State Parks. According to Washington
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By Trey Nichols Has your running been limited or cut short because of nagging pains? Ground reaction forces (GRF) play a huge role in sidelining many runners. GRF is the load that your body feels each time your foot hits the ground when you are running. In some muscle groups, that load or force can
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Photos: RED Mountain Resort / Ashley Voykin The countdown is officially on: RED Mountain Resort in Rossland, B.C., two-and-a-half hours north of Spokane, is set to open its brand new lift-accessed bike park on June 21, 2025—and to build the stoke, they’ve just released Episode One of a stunning 2-part video mini-series, “Standing on the
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By Holly Weiler Cover photo courtesy of Holly Weiler Holly Weiler is the Eastern Washington Regional Coordinator for Washington Trails Association and the Trailhead columnist for Out There.
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The conservation story of the lands burned by the Great Fire of 1910 By Bri Loveall Cover photo courtesy of The Great Burn Conservation Alliance Last spring, my family and I made our first camping trip of the season to the Lolo National Forest. At our campsite, bearberry grew in thick, low-growing clumps. A well-worn
