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Lisa_Marie Perino and Alex Renner ride fat bikes on Mt. Spokane.

Recreation to Open Again in Washington State

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee adjusted the Stay Home – Stay Healthy proclamation on April 27, 2020, to allow for the re-opening of state parks and public lands, state hunting and fishing operations, golf operations, and day-use activities and trails in other public parks and public lands. Starting May 5, 2020, certain outdoor recreational activities will be permitted again with social distancing restrictions and coronavirus-related hygiene requirements.

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Camps for the Whole Family

Lifestyle, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Take your whole family on an all-inclusive vacation to a beautiful outdoor destination where the planning is done and recreation options await your arrival. According to the American Camp Association, experiencing a Family Camp—where you enjoy activities and live together in a new, different, peaceful outdoor environment—helps nurture relationships and provide opportunities to improve communication

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Outdoorsy Summer Camps & Schools – 2020

Camping, Events, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Summertime is for kids to experience outdoor adventure—the hands-in-dirt, skinned knees, messy-hair-don’t-care type of adventure. Here’s our annual list of regional summer camps and nature-based schools that provide unique opportunities for learning about nature, science, and outdoor skills—with something for every child, any age, and every family.

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Poetry in Motion: Words from the Refuge

Lifestyle, Running / By Out There Venture

By Jonathan Johnson I have never written about running before because I run not to be but to leave myself. I have written precious little about my Zen Buddhism for the same reason. If the point of both practices is to free myself from the thoughts and feelings that make me me, what is there

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6 Adventure Events Worth Traveling For

Events, Races & Rides, Travel / By Summer Hess

Adventure tourism is one of the best ways to get to know a new area. Here is our list of 2020 races and events worth traveling for. Ski to Sea (May 24): Ski to Sea is the original multisport relay race, from Mt. Baker to Bellingham Bay. Organize teams of 3-8 racers and join in

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Where Can I Go Outside?

Get Out There, Magazine Article, The Urban Outdoors / By Derrick Knowles

Guide to Close-to-Home Public Lands Staying at home as much as possible to keep ourselves and our community healthy is a wise idea while coronavirus continues to spread across the Inland Northwest. But getting outside safely and close to home by yourself or with the people you live with—not your extended family or buddies—is important

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Wenatchee Valley: Shoulder Season Heaven

Destinations, Get Out There, Road Trips, Travel / By Out There Venture

The Wenatchee Valley, in central Washington, is the perfect shoulder season destination, with opportunities for spring skiing, hiking and trail running, rock climbing, kayaking and river sports, and mountain biking.

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Spokane Parks and Recreation: Hiking Steamboat Rock with Transportation

This is a 4 mile round trip hike with about a 1/2 mile of steep rigorous trail to the top of the butte that explores nearly 640 acres on top of Steamboat Rock. Wildflowers blooming, beautiful rock formations, and breathtaking views of Banks Lake and wildlife; it’s what this hike is all about. The trail

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Get Schooled Outdoors: Programs Offer Hands-On Learning for Careers Outside

Get Out There, Lifestyle / By Amy McCaffree

Rock climbing, mountaineering, and ski touring for college credit? Yup! There are classes for these and more in the Mountain Adventure Skills Training (MAST) program at College of the Rockies, in Fernie, British Columbia. This nine-month program teaches students how to become an adventure tourism professional and offers certification in swiftwater rescue, wilderness first responder,

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25 Winter Adventures

Lifestyle, Snow Sports, Travel / By Out There Venture

Northwest winters are breathtakingly beautiful, but they can also be long and cold and induce longings for hibernation. Here’s an inspiring list of adventures to help you pack your short days with big fun. WASHINGTON 1. Ski Bluewood in Dayton, Wash., where the off-piste Vintner’s Ridge cat skiing opens expert terrain for only $12/day plus

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