Cycling Events in Washington State and the PNW
Want to find a cycling event in Washington State? We’ve edited, and are republishing, this post about cycling events through the year in the PNW (mostly in Washington State).
The Pacific Northwest is a great place for outdoor activities — you can do them year-round if you’re prepared to do some of them in the drizzle!
Want to find a cycling event in Washington State? We’ve edited, and are republishing, this post about cycling events through the year in the PNW (mostly in Washington State).
Orcas Island is the largest of the San Juan Islands — and a great place to camp. Here’s a brief post about camping spots on the island and a few other things to do while you’re there as well!
Dispersed camping can be rewarding and adventurous, but it also requires more planning, preparation, and knowledge. In this blog post, we’ll provide some top tips for dispersed camping in the US.
This is just a quick post about my experiences with a class 3 gravel bike — the Specialized Creo — that I have wanted to love…but…
I’m hoping to finally check off one of my bucket list goals this year: the Seattle to Portland bike ride. We’ll see! Here are some tips I’ve gathered from others about conquering this ride.
The Olympic Discovery Trail is a trail running through the Olympic Peninsula from Port Townsend to the Pacific Ocean. This is the first of several posts exploring different sections of the trail, mostly from a cycling perspective.
Guest author Marc Johnston shares four tips for finding a fishing guide in the Pacific Northwest.
I cycled this route years ago, and intended to write about it at that time.
A few things may have changed since then, but it remains a good cycling route with a good stop at Remlinger Farms at the mid-point.
Here’s a quick checking of what to bring ski camping from evo a Seattle retailer who knows about outdoor and backcountry gear.
Guest author Mark Bennet discusses the best hiking trails at Mount Rainier National Park from the skyline trail at Paradise to the Summerland Trail.
My husband and I were arguing about the merits of one trekking pole vs. two. So what is the right answer? I did my own subjective research. Here are some of the reasons to use poles at all and the advantages of using one or two poles.
Obstruction Island just off the southeast part of Orcas Island is a good place for beginner-intermediate kayakers to paddle without being carried away by currents. Here’s more about this satisfying island circumnavigation paddle.