Editors Note: We came across this article recently that we thought our readers may have interest in. Have you ever considered what it may be like to sleep on your bike, cook from your bike or lounge on your bike?...Read More...
by Gordon Congdon What is missing in this picture? Clues: This animal is an omnivore that can eat up to 100 different plant species found in the North Cascades. In the fall this animal may eat up to 200,000 huckleberries...Read More...
Enchantment Lakes Larch Thru-Hike by Cathy Gaylord One of the great things about living in this area is all the choices we have for outdoor recreation. Among the many activities we could choose from on a recent October Saturday were running the...Read More...
Hadyn Gunter Completes Two Month Journey on the Pacific Northwest Trail by Marlene Farrell In 2020, Leavenworth local Hadyn Gunter was two weeks out from an adventure of a lifetime, thru-hiking the iconic 2650 mile long Pacific Crest Trail (PCT)...Read More...
Wenatchee Outdoors Plans First Ever Wenatchee Moves Campaign! Come join our Wenatchee area community for the first two weeks of October 2021 during the Wenatchee Moves campaign! Get to know local organizations, make new friends, exercise and experience fun activities...Read More...
It’s not exactly fun in the moment, but after, you’ll say it was the best time you ever had. This article was written by Amanda Loudin on August 29th, 2021 and was originally published in Outside Magazine. It discusses the...Read More...
Treasures of Trash by Andy Dappen What joy it is for a cheapskate to harvest useful, well-designed treasures right from the trash. Just this weekend I derived as much pleasure by salvaging a plastic jar my wife was trashing as...Read More...
Story by Kristen Ballinger I grew up fifty yards away from a steep, dry, sagebrush and bitterbrush-covered mountain, home to rattlesnakes, coyotes, deer ticks and even a rusting 1950s washing machine. And I loved it. Scrambling or jogging up “the hill”...Read More...
Editors Note: This article was originally published in National Geographic. It is written by Jackie Snow. This article discusses the environmental impacts of climbing chalk and other options for climbing friction. CLICK HERE for this thought provoking read....Read More...
by Sarah Shaffer During this time of the year the wildfires rage on while we go about our daily activities. Some days the wind picks up just enough to clear out the smoke while other days it sits in our...Read More...
