Above: The shoulder of Mount Snoqualmie, overlooking Cave Ridge to Guye Peak beyond. Photo by Cliff Rosson
Four-Star Campsites in Washington’s Wilderness
We expect more from our campgrounds than a few dirt clearings in the woods. High-end amenities from ice cream stands to volleyball courts pop up next to scenic sites across the state.
Permits Are Changing Everything
Welcome to the great outdoors. Do you have a reservation?
Here in Seattle, Our Gear Better Be Next Level
Outdoor togs and toys have to clear a high bar these days. We expect multifunctional gear that’s loaded with extras, and Seattle makers’ newest offerings oblige.
5 Locally Made Energy Bars to Try
We passed around Northwest-made trail bars to compose wine-style tasting notes for homegrown hiker fuel. Pinkies up, everyone.
Trail Running Is Taking Over (and It’s Not as Hard as You Think)
Sometimes running means walking.
The New Classics: 25 Amazing Washington Hikes
Guys, we don’t all need to hike Mount Si this weekend. Once you’ve explored Washington’s busiest trails, make these your to-do list. Plus: our favorite weekday and kid-friendly hikes.
Northwest Adventure Dogs Have Their Very Own Search and Rescue
Dog in danger? Call WASART at 425-681-5498. The policy: Call sooner rather than later.
Dogs Are Gearheads, Too
Taking Fido on an adventure? You need more than a leash. Check out how many toys there are to kit out your canine for Northwest extremes.
Who Packs a Gun When They’re Backpacking? More People Than You’d Expect.
And you might say it's a bit controversial.
Grizzlies Might Return to the Cascade Mountains
And for that we may have to thank…the Trump Administration?
Should You Be Doing That on the Trail?
We weigh the arguments for and against controversial outdoor activity.
White Users Dominate the Outdoors Nationwide, and the Pacific Northwest Is No Exception
The outdoors are for everyone—but getting everyone outside isn't going to happen on its own.
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