- Be patriotic: Camp out in your backyard tonight
- 'A Mile for Men's Health'
- Stargazing above the Valley
- Meridian Barn Sour fun run and walk
- Bikes for the commute
- Stonze sinkers might get anglers away from lead
- 3 things to do this weekend
- Natural wonder
- Photos capture polar bears' struggle
- TSA may approve new "checkpoint friendly" bags for laptops
- Bear reports up; WDFW offers safety tips
- 100 adventures in centennial forests
- Crystal Mountain?s Libby Ludlow retires from U.S. ski team
- Mount Rainier workshop focuses on sister mountain
- Hike of the Week
- Weekend Getaway
- Whitewater rafting: Take a trip in the wild waters
- Visitors find unearthly experience inside Mount St. Helens lava tube
- Mailbox Peak: Aptly named, great views, but the climb is no speedy delivery
- Catching a wave: New surf shops and inspiring scenery make La Push worth the trip
- Salman and me: one degree of separation
- Best bets for the weekend
- Cutting-edge performance from Portland knife makers
- Light up the Fourth of July weekend
- Celebrate the history of autos at Greenwood Car Show Saturday
- Outdoor swimming at beaches and pools
- Seafood doesn't get any fresher
- Seahurst Park
- Birders' Top Spots: Beacon Rock State Park
- Where to stay at the beach?
- Fishing | Angler's paradise: chinook, sockeye and shad ? oh my!
- Lavender and wine on the Olympic Peninsula
- Crystal Mountain?s Libby Ludlow retires from ski team
- Free fishing event planned for children with disabilities
- Eyes in the Woods volunteers will remove litter at tree farm
- Garbage Gang, Coast Alliance plan July 5 beach cleanup
- Workshop focuses on sister mountain
- Hike of the Week
- Weekend Getaway
- Free series of guided hikes set for Mount St. Helens
- whitewater rafting Take a trip in the wild waters
- Low tides will give beach walkers chance to explore new ground
- Weekend spotlight: The Salem World Beat Festival
- The City of Rocks offers a lot of diversity for campers
- Ask Zimo: Head to an Idaho state park to plug in your RV
- Fish Rap: Head to Horsethief for cool trout fishing
- Stop and smell the wildflowers at Craters
- Outdoors Book: Scrambling to new heights in Oregon
- Rangers will teach you about new Foothills trails
- Itch, scratch, look out for poison ivy
- Gear pick: After Sun Repair gel cools painful sunburn
- Idaho-based Web site offers news for outdoors folks
- A centennial summer
- Hatchery summer steelhead return to Cowlitz, Lewis spots
- A mountain bike adventure from Bachelor to Bend
- Dumb idea of the year? Well... it's right up there
- Outdoors Report: Kings moving inside to newly opening areas
- Hike of the week: Views return to the Teanaway with summer weather
- Satisfy your craving for spectacular scenery in wilderness wonderland
- Soaring is a thrill -- but there's more to it
- Fish and Game, Moscow enviro group get EPA money
- St. Gertrude's sisters, preserving nature and history
- When conservation is second nature
- Crazy Creek offers a bit of comfort for the backwoods
- Halibut fishing to reopen June 28 for one day off La Push and Neah Bay
- Chinook fishery reopens on 3 Columbia tributaries; hatchery steelhead limit rises to
- Cowlitz reopens for hatchery spring chinook
- Kalama River reopens for hatchery spring chinook
- Lewis River reopens for hatchery spring chinook
- Sport halibut fishing will reopen June 28 in Marine Areas 3 and 4
- Campers lucky to be alive after giant tree falls
- Cowlitz re-opens for hatchery spring Chinook
- Kalama River re-opens for hatchery spring Chinook
- Lewis River re-opens for hatchery spring Chinook
- Hatchery summer steelhead daily limit will increase on the North Fork Lewis River
- Hatchery summer steelhead daily limit will increase on the lower Cowlitz River
- Calif. rescue crews search for adventure group
- While away warm days at swimming holes
- Central Oregon bike shuttles available
- Day trip destination: Visit Herman the sturgeon at the Bonneville Dam Fish Hatchery
- Day trip destination: Bonneville Dam Fish Hatchery
- Help raise money for sarcoma research by participating in 'Jackson's Ride the Gorge'
- Campers lucky to be alive after giant old growth tree falls at state park
- Oregon peak gets new name, no longer uses word many American Indians consider derogat
- Forest Service clears camps on Middle Fork of the Salmon River
- There's still time to get in on the Livestrong Challenge
- Fawns spotted frolicking in Washougal
- Daily limit to increase to two chinook per day in Marine Areas 1, 2, 3, and 4
- Evening glass is a precious summer commodity
- Mt. Bachelor ready for summer
- Considering new cycling gear? Think wool.
- Saving Portland's elm trees
- China plans Mount Everest cleanup in 2009
- Bullets fly into campground, folks duck for cover
- Irwin family of 'Crocodile Hunter' fame to visit Corvallis
- WDFW invites hunters, others to help develop hunting seasons for 2009-11
- Goose marking will compare urban, rural birds in eastern Washington
- New Oregon state park gets friends group
- July 4 recreation forecast from the Gifford Pinchot National Forest
- Peshastin Pinnacles challenge rock climbers
- Natalie Bartley: Take opportunity to celebrate Idaho parks
- Calendar of events -- June 23
- Baby fawns spotted frolicking in Washougal
- Some happy, some not with car-free experiment
- Some happy, some not with car-free experiment
- Bodies of three missing snowboarders found
- Grizzly encounter sets hiker's heart racing
- Suttle Lake Lodge is a central Oregon jewell
- A record start for Columbia sockeye
- Zimo: Fee proposal for non-motorized boats in Idaho is not popular
- Framework photo contest -- June 22
- Bullets fly into campground, sending people running
- Yurts offer unique alternative to tent camping
- Summer chinook season e_SFlb on Columbia begins today
- Letters to the editor ? June 21
- Threat response depends on many factors
- Rainbow Falls: back to being a peaceful place on Chehalis River
- Bullets fly into campground, sending people running for cover
- Merwin fishing event set July 19 for special kids
- Columbia River anglers can retain sockeye, as well as summer chinook starting June 21
- Ocean sport anglers now allowed two-chinook daily limit
- Sockeye salmon retention begins on the Columbia River
- Daily limit to increase in Marine Areas 1, 2, 3, and 4 to two Chinook per day
- Both entrances to Crater Lake now open
- Idaho Power releases 20,000 catfish in Snake
- Commission approves land purchase
- Wyden: Forest bill works to protect old growth, help industry
- Enjoy the paved trail in Redmond's Dry Canyon
- 3 things to do this weekend
- Reclusive bass emerge for spawning season
- Idaho outfitters want to offer guided turkey hunts
- Natural Wonder: Bluegills are common in Southwest Idaho
- Take a nature hike along the Boise River
- New zip line opens near Horseshoe Bend
- Celebrate 100 years with Forest Service
- A place for games and peace
- Carving their creations
- Timeless appeal of a century-old inn
- A hiker's take on the new hiking guides
- Fish and Wildlife commission schedules action on 3 issues via conference call
- Flying kites on a long beach
- Bear strolls into McDonald's drive-through in NJ
- Field guides are a bird-watcher?s best friend
- Fort Lewis will host outdoors seminar for women
- Columbia River Gorge hike: Triple Falls punctuates Horsestail Trail
- Celebrating the fun of freedom at Fremont Solstice Parade
- Seattle Fremont Parade and Fair celebrate the start of "official" summer
- Craft distillers have spirits riding high in Portland
- The Edgewater Hotel, Seattle waterfront
- Best bets for the weekend
- Rounding the mark in teeth of a storm
- Tent makers trim weight, add comfort
- Bigelow House Museum relives Washington's past
- Weekend calendar
- Chinook, shad ready for the taking on Lower Columbia
- Free parking Fourth of July weekend at Anacortes ferry terminal
- Winners chosen in student bird-drawing contest
- Hit The Road
- Reduce risk of dehydration
- Maintenance makes difference in trailer breakdowns, repairs
- Next turkey-calling contest set for July 20 at Sun Lakes
- Former Sonic James Donaldson named to state recreation panel
- New Women?s Sailing Conference scheduled for Port Townsend
- Fort will host outdoors seminar for women
- Hike of the Week
- Weekend Getaway
- Outdoors Report: Columbia may have bonus prize
- Sturgeon fishing steps up to fill gap left by steelhead
- Get ready to paddle! The Boise River float season is under way.
- Ask Zimo: Saddle up and hit an equestrian campground
- Fish Rap: Hells Canyon reservoirs are fishing great
- Increase your boat's fuel economy
- Gear picks: Putting LED bike lights to the test
- Leave young wildlife alone for their sake
- Get in on some of the Idaho Conservation League's hikes
- Idaho-based Web site offers news for outdoors folks
- Think a road trip is out of the question? Being flexible can lead to savings
- Recreational shrimp fishing reopening for one day in Marine Areas 8-1 and 8-2
- Seashells from around the world to go on display at OMSI
- Salmon fishing to close on three stretches of Idaho rivers
- Grand Teton National Park expanded, thanks to Rockerfeller donation of land, visitor
- Searchers find missing women at Denali National Park
- Group seeks volunteers to clean up timberlands
- Women's workshop offers instruction on fishing, hunting, outdoor skills
- The land of 10,000 waterfalls
- 'Remote' doesn't begin to describe Service Falls
- Blooms come with a big view on this hike
- Put to the test, safety light shines
- Snow sports injuries rank high in ER visits
- New Portland-Seattle air service
- Grab a pot and hit Sound or canal for crab season
- Columbia River Gorge hike: Clark County's shining Silver Star
- Relief for kids with nature-deficit disorder
- Neighborhood to go car-less for six hours
- ODFW to conduct trout survey on Crooked River
- Womens workshop offers instruction on fishing, hunting, outdoor skills
- Grant workshops scheduled for nearshore restoration project sponsors
- Keep mind, eyes open to new sights
- Check fire status before heading to woods
- Hittin' the local pool for a little fun in the sun
- Nonmotorized boat fee debate continues
- Dr. Paul Collins: Wearing rings during outdoor activities can be hazardous
- Free summer fun for families
- Governor’s work group meets again to discuss boat fees
- Mexicana ends PDX service
- New air service to Coos Bay/North Bend
- Ochoco viewpoint due improvements
- Summer road work at Mount Rainier
- Bothell man killed by boulder on Mt. Baker
- Calendar of events -- June 16
- Five Pine Lodge, new luxury in Sisters
- Man killed by boulder on Mount Baker
- Endangered falcons nest on top of New York high-rise
- Loaner life jacket program aims to keep folks safe
- Osprey survives highway crash
- Palouse Falls: A stunner in spring
- Framework photo contest -- June 15
- Outdoors Notebook | Larger sockeye run on Cedar is on the horizon
- Zimo: Flying a kite in the Foothills can be a real adventure
- Loaner life jacket program aims to keep folks safe on the river
- One-of-a-kind cable car helping crews remove New Carissa wreckage
- Beware - rivers are running high, fast and cold
- Summer steelhead season on Columbia opens June 16
- Where are all the frogs?
- Beware - Despite warm weather, rivers are running high, fast and cold
- University Place man conquers world?s highest peaks
- F&G to draw Super Hunt tags Monday
- Beauty of rivers belies the danger in, under currents
- Campers need more than a tent to enjoy Surveyors Ridge at Mount Hood
- Most roads, trails still closed at Crater Lake
- Sport halibut fishing to close off Westport, nearshore will remain open 2 days a week
- Recreational halibut fishing to close in offshore portion of Marine Area 2
- Columbia Plateau Trail dedication set
- Mount St. Helens roads open
- Mount Rainier kicks into summer
- Columbia River Gorge hike: Coyote Wall/Syncline is a rising star
- MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK: Hiker died of hypothermia, medical examiner rules
- 3 things to do this weekend
- Few things beat pleasure of sun-warmed, simple fishing
- Natural Wonder: Western tanager makes quite a stir in the Treasure Valley
- Annual Bob LeBow Bike Tour includes scenic 100-mile trek into eastern Oregon
- Criterium hits Eagle Fun Days
- The Nick Raganit Memorial Ride is next week
- State to euthanize bear too used to human food
- Gorge windsurfers, kiteboarders needed for illness study
- Fishing seasons for summer chinook, steelhead set to open on portions of the Columbi
- Boardman: Eastern Oregon show
- New state law protects orca whales
- The mile-long finish to Sound to Narrows is an uphill battle
- Rainier victim praised as hero for shielding wife, friend