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Photo of Lisa Brown and her partner biking on the Fish Lake Trail.

Lisa Brown: A Champion of Non-motorized Trails on the Path to Congress

Lifestyle, Out There Spotlight / By Jon Jonckers

Enjoyment and support of the Inland Northwest’s abundant outdoor recreation opportunities transcends party lines and politics for the most part, yet too often elected officials in places like Eastern Washington’s 5th Congressional District devote too little time to safeguarding the trails, natural resources, and active lifestyle that so many of us of all political stripes […]

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Photo of kids rollerblading across bridge.

100 Things to Do Outside This Summer

Columns, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Summer days waver between languid and whirlwind activities, work, and weekends. Is there ever enough time for all you want to do? Slow it down. Or maybe you need to energize your schedule this year. Make summer “epic” on your own terms by using some of these ideas to create your ideal summertime calendar.

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Idaho’s Silver Valley—From Mining Boom to Outdoor Adventure Mecca

Destinations, Travel / By Jon Jonckers

North Idaho’s Silver Valley, a narrow, 40-mile-long valley that stretches from 4th of July Pass east of Coeur d’Alene to Lookout Pass near the Montana state line, is thriving these days as a hub for outdoor adventure. It boasts the longest gondola in North America, two big ski resorts, the Northwest’s best bike park, world-class

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Little girl in sundress and hat in field.

Planning Summertime Family Adventures

Columns, Lifestyle, Out There Kids, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Plan with less stress, and play more with your kids outside with ideas and inspiration from our Summer Adventure Guide.

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Sunny Sandpoint Adventures

Destinations, Travel / By Emily Erickson

There are some things that, when combined, fall just shy of magical. Campfires and sunsets, warm weather and cold brew, marshmallows and graham crackers, and of course, lakes and mountains. Sandpoint, Idaho, tucked between the Selkirk and Cabinet mountain ranges, perched alongside the eleventh largest freshwater lake in North America—Lake Pend Oreille—and surrounded by a

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Photo of three bikerpackers on the Columbia Plateau Trail.

8 Inland NW Bike Trails to Add to Your Bucket List

Biking, Get Out There / By Sarah Hauge

Whether you prefer long road tours, short family-friendly rides, or bikepacking off the grid, the Inland Northwest offers an array of beautiful, fun, and challenging bike trails worth checking out this season. Route of the Hiawatha This 15-mile trail leads through 10 tunnels and across seven trestles (some over 200 feet high). The 1.6

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Photo of e-bike rider on side of trail admiring the view.

State of Inland Northwest Mountain Bike Trails

Biking, Get Out There / By Out There Venture

What’s New with Spokane Area Mountain Bike Trails Mountain biking in the greater Spokane area is phenomenal, and it’s one of the main reasons I moved to this area from Central Washington. We are seriously spoiled to that point I can ride from my house to the Saltese Uplands trailhead and be on single track

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Photo of young boy and grandfather along the river edge.

Teaching Kids How to Fly Fish

Columns, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Everyone has a nostalgic story about how it all began. “I’ve been fishing my entire life but began fly fishing when I was 19 years old. I saw how much fun my father and his buddies were having and couldn’t say no,” says Josh Mills, who grew up in Spokane and is Wild Steelhead Coalition

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Young campers at Camp Spalding in a large circle holding onto the edge of a huge round parachute to play games.

Outdoorsy Summer Camps – 2018

Columns, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Want your kid to enjoy dirty hands and knees as they experience challenges and excitement in the great outdoors? Here’s our annual list of regional summer camps that provide unique opportunities for adventure and hands-on learning about nature, science, and outdoor skills – with something for every child, any age, and every family. Art of

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Family Outdoor Events & Adventures

Columns, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Spokane Bike Swap & Expo (April 14): Find a new bike for your kid (or yourself) at the region’s largest bike consignment sale—Spokane County Fair and Expo Center, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Spokanebikeswap.com Washington State Parks Free Admission Days (select dates, April-Sept): No Discover Pass required on April 14 (Spring Day), April 22 (Earth Day), June

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