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Spokatopia Outdoor Adventure Festival: 1 Day, A Whole Summer’s Worth of Fun (July 11)

Biking, Climbing, Disc Golf, Events, Get Out There, Hiking, Outdoor Living, Running, Spokatopia, Yoga / By Out There Venture

Have you always wanted to try stand up paddleboarding, rock climbing, kayaking or geo-caching? How about SUP yoga, disc golf, rafting, slacklining or demoing the latest mountain and road bikes? Or is hanging out in a pine-shaded beer garden watching mountain bikers flying through the air at the Spokatopia Mountain Bike Jump Jam and listening […]

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You Just Ran 100 Marathons — What are you Going to do Next?

Get Out There, Running / By Derrick Knowles

Running a single marathon is a serious accomplishment. It takes dedication, mental discipline, and plenty of training to cross the finish line still running after 26.2 miles. Completing 100 marathons is something entirely different, a benchmark that relatively few highly goal driven, resilient athletes reach. Elaine Koga-Kennelly, the current Race Director for the Windermere Marathon,

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Choosing the Right Kid’s Bike at Bike Swap

Biking, Columns, Get Out There, Outdoor Family / By Amy McCaffree

Experts tips from a bike-fitter and mechanic at North Division Bike Shop on finding the right bike for your child.

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Play Local, Shop Local: Inland NW Outdoor Gift Guide

Gear Reviews, Gear Room, Get Out There, Outdoor Living / By Derrick Knowles

Cool, creative outdoor oriented gifts are sure to make certain people on your holiday shopping list smile (tip: you can also leave these pages open with items circled for your significant other or send a copy home to your parents). These gift ideas from local retailers and local outdoor gear companies right here in the

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"That first Out There Monthly cover story, 'Downtown Kayak Park: Impossible Dream?' captured attention and got people excited too. It also stirred up the waters of local river politics a bit."

Ten Years Out There

Columns, Last Page / By Derrick Knowles

It’s hard to believe that Out There Monthly has been around for a decade. I had to round up a copy of the first issue and see it again for myself. Reading through those pages was like rummaging around a time capsule. And there was the proof – that ten years can really fly by,

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The possibilities for arranging our daily lives in a way that maximizes enjoyment of the remarkable number of outdoor recreation opportunities we have so close at hand is only limited by our own creativity.

Summer Adventure Close to Home

Columns, Last Page / By Derrick Knowles

I use to make a list of outdoor trips I wanted to do each year. Sometime in the middle of winter, my vitamin D deficient brain would drive me to my computer to type up a dream list of outdoor adventure objectives for the coming season. A section from a list I made in 2007

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Sweet Lowdown performs at the Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival June 13-15, Pasco, Washington.

Summer Festival Guide: Hit the Road for Some Music in the Mountains

Road Trips, Travel / By S. Michal Bennett

During the sunny, warmer months, citizens of the Northwest find as many opportunities to get outdoors as possible. One of the best ways to enjoy the sunshine and soak in some music is by visiting a few of the many bluegrass, folk, Americana, and other local music festivals scattered throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

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Should Cyclists be Required to Wear Helmets?

Columns, Locking Horns / By Out There Venture

Join the debate at Facebook.com/OutThereMonthly! YES By Bill Bender Don’t Even Ride a Bike in the Driveway Without a Helmet! My perspective comes from being a cyclist for many years, but is heavily tempered by my experience as a neurologist. In my work, I have heard countless testimonials from people who have had even minor

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Runners crossing the Don Kardong Bridge one mile after starting the Negative Split Half Marathon. Photo: Hank Greer

You Just Ran Bloomsday—What’s Next? 14 Races to Keep Your Feet Moving All Summer Long

Get Out There, Running / By Hank Greer

You trained hard over the past couple of months, and you’re sporting the latest Bloomsday finisher shirt. It’s early in the running season, so what’s next? The mud runs and color runs are extremely popular these days. If you’re not signed up by now, it may be too late. Not to worry. Our area hosts

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Bike to Work Week kick off breakfast. Photo: Hank Greer

Bike to Work Week: Events Around the Inland NW

Columns, Everyday Cyclist / By Hank Greer

I don’t remember when I started smoking, but I remember when I quit. I also don’t remember when I started riding a bike to work, but it’s the best addiction I’ve ever had, and I’m not about to stop. I get two fixes five days a week. If you’ve ever wanted to give cycling to

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