Winter in Idaho means outdoor adventures. Yearly, Nordic skiers and snowshoes traverse 180 miles of groomed trails and numerous un-groomed trails originating from Park N’ Ski trail systems in four regions. The Idaho Department of Park and Recreation (IDPR) provides plowed parking lots and trailheads with information kiosks and vault toilets. By NATALIE BARTLEY
By JACK McNEEL
Pickleball has rapidly caught on throughout Kootenai County and particularly in Coeur d’Alene. It was unknown just a few years ago, but, like in much of the country, pickleball is exploding in popularity, especially with the senior population.
by HOLLY ENDERSBY
Climbing a steep trail or wading through thick brush with a full pack and heavy rifle is no walk in the park. But it doesn’t have to be excruciating, either.
by HOLLY ENDERSBY
If you are planning to fish for steelhead this year on the Salmon, Snake, or Clearwater rivers, you’d best be up on your catch-and-release technique, because Idaho Department of Fish and Game has decided returns are so low, anglers may not harvest fish.
by HOLLY ENDERSBY
If you live or vacation in Idaho or Montana, you are in luck: you have wonderful ski resorts to choose from, and they all want seniors to visit them!
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Aviation racing, camping, and volunteering—pilot Sherry Kandle does them all! photo and story by NATALIE BARTLEY In June, Boisean Sherry Kandle completed her third cross-country… Read More »PILOT SHERRY KANDLE DOES IT ALL!
Preserving the Past, Enriching the Future history.idaho.gov/archives-events Idaho State Archives Celebrates American Archives Month October 2016 Boise, ID – Celebrate American Archives Month with the… Read More »HOME SWEET IDAHO
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