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The Latest in Watersports Tech: The HydroFlyer

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Great outdoors expo exhibitor spotlight A one-of-a-kind electric watercraft that almost anybody can ride Revolutionize your lake time with the new HydroFlyer, the most versatile personal watercraft for outdoor enthusiasts. The HydroFlyer seamlessly blends an e-bike, jet-ski and a surfboard with its unique platform design and its high-output electric motor. Early adopters love the versatility, […]

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LEARN & GET INSPIRED aT THE SPOKANE GREAT OUTDOORS EXPO

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HOURLY PRESENTATIONS ON OUTDOORSY TOPICS ALL WEEKEND LONG! The Spokane Great Outdoor Expo is the perfect opportunity to beat the cold and midwinter blues and get inspired for the summer season! This event is family friendly, chock full of fun activities for kids and adults alike, and an expo ticket includes entrance to the Spokane

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The Avalanche Rescue Dogs of Silver Mountain

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Cover photo courtesy Erica Aamodt By Amy McCaffree Furry, four-legged Silver Mountain ski patrol members always arrive for duty excited for the day ahead. Loki and Roger, Silver’s first two certified avalanche rescue dogs, work a set schedule on the mountain, along with their patrol handlers. With days off for mental and physical rest, Loki’s

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The Douglas Fir

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Cover photo courtesy Shallan Knowles By Adam Gebauer Perhaps no other tree represents the Pacific Northwest more than the Douglas Fir, Pseudotsuga menziesii, not to throw any shade to our beloved Ponderosa pine (more on that later). Doug fir, also known as red fir, is the dominant tree in many low- to mid-elevation forests. It

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Adrenaline & Personal Growth: The School You Always Wanted

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Outdoor Adventure & Academic Excellence in the PNW For many, the Pacific Northwest is synonymous with adventure. Its rugged coastlines, snow-capped peaks, and dense forests have long called to those with a spirit of exploration. For students at Annie Wright Schools in Tacoma, Washington, this landscape isn’t just a backdrop — it’s an essential part

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Tele Ain’t Dead in the Inland Northwest

Leave a Comment / Get Out There, Skiing/Snowboarding, Snow Sports / By Derrick Knowles

By Derrick Knowles Cover photo courtesy of Tele Colo Over the years skiing on telemark gear, I’ve encountered a few slogans from tele skiing’s zenith, some of them on faded stickers plastered to Subarus and others repeated by lifties with a Jeff Spicoli-esque cackle in the lift line as I approached: “Free your heel, ski

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Find Your Flow

Leave a Comment / Columns, Editorial, Get Out There / By Lisa Laughlin

Cover photo courtesy Lisa Laughlin When my friend climbed into the fridge and shut the door, my instincts told me not to follow him. But we were at MEOW WOLF in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a larger-than-life immersive art exhibit known as “The House of Eternal Return,” and I was just learning how to bypass

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Big Terrain with Small-Mountain Heart

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49 Degrees North Mountain Resort Cover photo courtesy of 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort If you’re a ski hill in the Inland Northwest, you’ve had to adapt over the last 20 years. With less predictable winters, climate change and a fluctuating economy, many have had to get creative to meet the challenges. 49 Degrees North,

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Summer Wilderness Adventures

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By Karie Lee Knoke Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall In ancient traditions, summer is the element of fire. The time of action, expression, creativity and joy. A time to be free and untethered. Here in the Inland Northwest, our summers are short. There is an urgency in the air to play as hard as

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On a Wing and a Prayer

Leave a Comment / Get Out There / By Brad Naccarato

The watersports wonder of wing foiling Cover photo courtesy of Gwen LeTutour There hasn’t been a whole lot of evolution in the wind sports industry over the last several decades. The ‘70s and ‘80s saw the emergence of windsurfing, and with it a collective culture of wind-bums who ascended upon legendary towns like Hood River,

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