Inland NW trail and conservation news for Nov.-Dec. 2021, including Sno-Park Permits, trail improvement updates, and Library Snowshoes.
Trailhead News: Sno-Park Permits, Library Snowshoes, & More Read More »
Ideas and strategies to help parents work toward better health and wellbeing for their children as well as the entire family.
5 Tips for Healthier Kids Read More »
Carol Corbin shares about her personal experiences with backcountry etiquette and provides 7 tips that we can all remember and practice.
7 Backcountry Etiquette Tips Read More »
Overview of the best lakes in eastern Wash., northern Idaho, western Mont., and southeast B.C., for paddling, fishing, and other recreation.
Inland Northwest Lake Guide for 2021 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 »
Schools and childcare programs in Eastern Washington and North Idaho that provide play-based, hands-on, outdoor learning and environmental curriculum.
Nature Schools in the Inland NW – 2021 Read More »
Redband trout are the iconic fish of the Spokane River. Learn about the environmental challenges and conservation collaborations in this Nature column by Adam Gebauer.
Spokane’s Native Redband Trout Read More »
Welcome to The Trailhead — a new column that replaces “Hike of the Month” to serve as a round-up of interesting projects and plans for trails in the Inland Northwest.
The Trailhead: Trail Projects & Plans for May-June 2021 Read More »
When you don’t have time for a full out-of-town trip or you just need a quick adventure fix, try a variation on one of these local gems recommended by OTO publisher Derrick Knowles.
12 Close-To-Home Warm Weather Adventures Read More »
The Blue Mountains Trail, a work in progress for decades, has evolved into a 566-mile point-to-point long-distance trail with a spiral shape connecting its two ends, Wallowa Lake State Park near Joseph and John Day.
Remapping a Lost Thru-Hike in Northeast Oregon Read More »
