Smash the Winter Cycling Blues
Everyday Cyclist columnist Justin Short shares how some riders cope with winter riding conditions and about his latest bikepacking adventure.
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Everyday Cyclist columnist Justin Short shares how some riders cope with winter riding conditions and about his latest bikepacking adventure.
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Ski the NW Rockies mountain recreation areas have spring deals and some of the most fun events of the season.
Spring Ski Events & Deals at Inland NW Mountains Read More »
Tucked in the Rockies of southeast British Columbia and just over a 4.5-hour drive from Spokane, lies Fernie, a charming little mountain town that happens to have the best powder in Canada. Mountains of it! Fernie has come a long way since incorporation in 1904. With strong roots still productively engaged in the resource sector,
Fernie, BC – A Special Place in the Heart of the Canadian Rockies Read More »
Overview of Inland Northwest winter fat biking and trail grooming plans, including destinations in Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, and Sandpoint.
Inland NW Winter Trail Grooming for Fat Bikes Read More »
In a city or other developed area with people walking and biking on public lands, trails, and roads, keep your dog on-leash.
Editorial: To Leash or Not to Leash Your Dog? Read More »
All Photos By Aaron Theisen Article sponsored by Wheel Sport Bikes Fool’s Spring. Second Winter. Whatever you want to call it, the freeze-thaw cycles and just plain freezes of this time of year can toy with the emotions of riders desperate for dirt. Fortunately, several trail systems have sprouted in the cultivated lands of the
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Holly Weiler shares about her multi-day trip to Oregon Butte (6,385′ elev.), the highest of 13 named peaks in the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness.
Blue Mountain Snowshoe Epic Read More »
Families with young children can plan a first-time cross-country ski outing using these 4 easy steps, including gear rentals and where to go.
Cross-Country Ski Beginner Guide for Families Read More »
Long-distance winter fatbike racing is grueling, but that’s why some riders say they do it. Meet Inland NW bikers who embrace the challenge.
Winter Fatbike Racing: The Pursuit of Ultra Fatness Read More »
Backcountry skiing and snowshoeing offer peace and quiet, solitude, and immersion in nature that can be a challenge to find in our busy and increasingly urban world. The serene calm of an pristine, snowy landscape. The thrill of breaking trail through a powder-filled meadow. The quiet swish of your skis along a white forest trail.
Republic and the Kettle Range—A Backcountry Skiing & Snowshoeing Shangri-La Read More »