Ecotourism – Pacific Northwest Climbers Making a Difference in Nepal
Ecotourism is becoming a popular travel option, and the Pacific Northwest has a special relationship with the people of Nepal. The volcanic peaks that dominate[Read More…]
Ecotourism is becoming a popular travel option, and the Pacific Northwest has a special relationship with the people of Nepal. The volcanic peaks that dominate[Read More…]
All of us have grown up hearing the stories of the historic Appalachian Trail, and the movie Wild made the Pacific Crest Trail saturated with[Read More…]
Scary fireside stories are as much of the outdoor experience as pitching your tent. The next time you are covered in the warm eerie glow[Read More…]
When you think of a traditional mystery (also known as a “cozy”) you might picture a sweet grandmother who lives in the English countryside where[Read More…]
Need a long hike? How about hiking a trail that was almost 40 years in the making? We recently had the opportunity to speak with[Read More…]
The new Discover Pass requirement goes into effect July 1, 2011, which is very exciting for those of us who love both the outdoors and red tape. I understand, however, that the mishmash of existing land management agencies and pass requirements may represent a confusing jumble for those who aren’t hobbyist regulation trackers. Here is a brief explanation of the recreation passes available here in the Northwest, and where they’ll get you.
FOUND By: Bree Loewen Publisher: Mountaineers Books Found: A Life in Mountain Rescue is a new adventure narrative from local author, alpinist, and Seattle Mountain Rescue volunteer[Read More…]
Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail Washington: Section Hiking from the Columbia River to Manning Park By Tami Asars 286 pp. Available through Mountaineers Books for[Read More…]
Do you still have last year’s ski pass to one of the local mountains? Is it still in the envelop it came in? The big[Read More…]
Lace up your hiking boots and grab your backpack, the 1,200 mile Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail from Glacier National Park to the Washington Coast[Read More…]
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