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September and October are great months to hike in the Palouse as the summer’s heat begins to dissipate and seasons slowly change. Moscow isn’t far from many beautiful sights or […]
Moscow lies on the edge of a unique geographic area labeled as one of the seven wonders of Washington, the Palouse. With rolling hills perfect for agriculture, the communities on […]
Tourism has been taking its toll on land in the U.S. through erosion, invasive species, vandalism and much more for far too long. The damage is no longer, and likely […]
This Saturday, a team of students traveled to the Experimental Forest in Troy, Idaho to help unearth new trails for the community to enjoy. Along the way our group made […]
If I were going to change something about my hiking experiences, it would be discovering Crystal Lake much sooner. Located northeast of St. Maries, this lightly trafficked, dog-friendly trail was […]
The two-and-a-half hour drive, after three hours of hiking up what seemed like stairs without steps and walking through smoke, my crew of two and I finally arrived at the […]
As the summer break continues creep around the corner, the Moscow Frassati Fellowship sprung up last month and is dedicated to hiking the best trails around the Moscow area as a down-to-earth way to get closer to the […]
Looking at Zion National Park, located in southern Utah, from a satellite view on Google Maps brought on a rush of excitement for the trip I had planned for spring break. […]
Though the winter wind is rather biting this time of year, the Kamiak Butte trail is the perfect hike for getting out of the house on a weekend.
The University of Idaho’s Outdoor Program is still hosting a variety of affordable, safe, socially distanced outside activities for people to enjoy. One of these is the upcoming Women’s River […]