Fishing with Kids: 3 Ways to Get Started
Spin (bait) fishing is simple and inexpensive recreation, making it a high-reward, low-barrier family activity for all ages and abilities.
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Spin (bait) fishing is simple and inexpensive recreation, making it a high-reward, low-barrier family activity for all ages and abilities.
Fishing with Kids: 3 Ways to Get Started Read More »
Learn new school ski and snowboard lingo, ski terrain terms, and other words and phrases commonly heard on the mountain.
How To Talk Like a Shredder Read More »
Meet teen snowboarding sisters and competitive riders Emma and Maddie Hall, whose home mountain is Schweitzer in Sandpoint, Idaho.
Sister Shredders, Emma & Maddie Hall Read More »
Spokane Nordic Ski Association hosts this event at Mount Spokane State Park Nordic Ski Area, offering ski lessons to non-members.
Winterfest: Jan. 16, Mt. Spokane State Park Read More »
Meet 6-year-old snowboarder Jaxson Hamm from Mt. Spokane. This little ripper can shred anywhere and keep up with any one.
Little Ripper at Mt. Spokane: Jaxson Hamm Read More »
Pioneer School student essay by Benson Side, based on a field-learning experience at Yellowstone National Park.
Learn About Yellowstone’s Thermal Features 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 »
Long-haul COVID has halted the outdoor and fitness-related activities, including cycling and hiking, for a Spokane athlete and nurse.
Spokane Athlete Ravaged By Long-Haul COVID Maintains Hopeful Outlook Read More »
Learn about the fringe sport of wing foiling—where riders use boards equipped with a hydrofoil and inflatable, hand-held sail called a wing.
Wing Foiling on the Lake Read More »