hiking

If you like wildflowers and live in the Pacific Northwest, now is the time to hit the trails because Springtime is prime time for wildflower hikes, and the Columbia River Gorge has some stunning options.

Leavenworth Recreation Ambassador Program receives a boost from Chelan County. The county provides the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce's program an additional $90,000 to support the ambassador program, which supplements U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Rangers at trail head locations and underserved river locations...

The Twin Pillars hike in Oregon is a scenic trail located in the Mill Creek Wilderness area of the Ochoco National Forest. This hike is well-known for its unique rock formations, known as the Twin Pillars, which are towering volcanic spires.

The Guler Ice Cave is part of a larger network of lava tubes that formed when molten lava flowed beneath the surface, leaving hollow tunnels behind. At a length of about 650 feet, it’s a manageable exploration for most families.

Besides growling, hissing, purring, and screaming, cougars chirp. Yes, like a bird or a small animal.

The season for the changing of colors is here - and in true Washington style, that means enjoying the golden colors of the larch tree. Check out our guide with the most recommended trails by hikers.

What stands tall below the surface of Clear Lake in Oregon is truly fascinating - preserved by near freezing water for over 3000 years.

Bear spray is a highly effective deterrent to keep you safe from a charging bear or other large animal attack.

Plymouth, Washington is a short 33-minute drive from Tri-Cities and is famous for a number of things - including hidden treasure at the bottom of the Columbia River, a cool campground, and this fun hike near McNary Dam.

Washington’s most secluded cabin is located at about 7,000 feet above sea level on the south peak of Three Fingers Mountain in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. It's a difficult hike but those who have made it say it's worth it.