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The Inland NW Guide to Outdoor Adventure, Travel and the Outdoor Lifestyle.
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10/28/2026

The Spokane River has run dry for a second consecutive summer, raising urgent questions about water management, river health and the future of local recreation. Spokane Riverkeeper explores how changing conditions at Post Falls Dam could be part of a broader, adaptive approach to protecting the river’s ecosystem before more damage is done.

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📸Bri Loveall Photography

Spokane Riverkeeper

10/27/2026

Sometimes a winter outing becomes something more than a day on the mountain. Olivia Dugenet reflects on an evening when a Mount Spokane sunset brought strangers together in shared wonder, turning a heavy day into a night of snowshoeing, laughter and a full-moon picnic beneath snow-covered trees.

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📸Olivia Dugenet

10/26/2026

Some of the most memorable runs aren’t about speed or distance, but the people you share the miles with and the places that keep drawing you back. Jon Jonckers reflects on training with a friend at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, where changing seasons, wildlife sightings and quiet miles on the scenic loop turned a training routine into a lasting connection with the landscape.

outthereoutdoors.com/running-turnbull-wildlife-refuge

📸Jon Jonckers

10/25/2026

For generations, the Linder family has helped shape Mount Spokane, from homesteading and building a mountain lodge to supporting the land that would become part of Washington’s largest state park. Bruce Howard reflects on his family’s connection to the mountain, the importance of public lands and the responsibility we all share in protecting these places for the future.

outthereoutdoors.com/mount-spokane-state-park-family-legacy

📸The Spokesman Review, Bruce Howard

10/24/2026

Art can connect people to the places, wildlife and communities they care about, sometimes in ways that facts alone cannot. Linea Jantz explores how Northwest Artists Against Extinction is using creative expression to raise awareness about salmon and orca conservation while encouraging people to participate in the 2026 midterm elections.

outthereoutdoors.com/northwest-artists-against-extinction

📸Ramon Shiloh

10/23/2026

Reel Rock turns 20 this year, and the climbing film tour brings four world premieres to Spokane’s Garland Theater this Sunday, Oct. 25, from 5 to 9 p.m.

The Bower Climbing Coalition is hosting this annual gathering of the region’s climbing community, with half of proceeds going to ongoing support for victims of the Spokane Complex Fires, on top of the group’s years of bolt replacement at local crags. New and novice climbers and longtime crag fixtures alike will be inspired by stories that stretch from France to Patagonia.

Get the details and tickets at Outthereoutdoors.com/reel-rock-spokane-2026

Bower Climbing Coalition Wild Walls, Inc. Bloc Yard Bouldering Gym Spokane Mountaineers

10/23/2026

From hand-cut trails and homemade grooming equipment to youth ski teams and future Olympians, Nordic skiing in the Inland Northwest has been shaped by people who believe in sharing the sport. Explore the organizations, volunteers and community programs keeping cross-country skiing accessible, building the next generation of athletes and connecting people to winter outdoors.

outthereoutdoors.com/inland-northwest-nordic-skiing-community

📸Spokane Nordic, Methow Valley Nordic Ski Educational Foundation

10/22/2026

Sometimes the best snowboarding trips come with a few unexpected turns, from finding hidden powder stashes to abandoning a mountain-bound traffic jam for fresh tracks somewhere else. Sara Kennedy shares a family getaway that made Whitefish worth dreaming about long after the trip home.

outthereoutdoors.com/whitefish-mountain-resort-family-snowboarding-trip

📸Derrick Knowles, Sara Kennedy

10/21/2026

Meet Noah Rosen, the Spokane baker behind Viva Ultra Bread and a familiar face on powder days at Silver Mountain and 49 Degrees North. From surfing the California coast and cooking in professional kitchens to baking sourdough, bagels and focaccia between snowboard sessions, Rosen brings the same dedication and creativity to everything he does. T. Ghezzi shares the story of a local baker whose love for the outdoors is as strong as his commitment to making great bread.

outthereoutdoors.com/noah-rosen-viva-ultra-bread-spokane

📸T. Ghezzi, Noah Rosen

10/20/2026

Ski influencers have turned powder days into survival documentaries, ordinary runs into “sick sends” and mountain adventures into carefully staged content for the internet. In this edition of Ski Bum Advice, Brad Northrup pokes fun at the lingo, gear and camera-ready confidence of ski influencers while acknowledging the energy they bring to the slopes.

outthereoutdoors.com/ski-bum-advice-ski-influencers

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