- Is it John Wayne, or the Iron Horse?
- 'Wakekiting' merges sky and sea
- Phillips: Groups work together to protect 9 million acres
- F&G: Chukar numbers are down this year
- Chukar numbers are low again in Idaho's most reliable hunting spots
- California kayaker dies in South Fork of Snake River
- Bend and bike are four-letter words
- Late summer is thick with memories of the outdoors
- Natural Wonder: There are three subspecies of Western rattlesnake in Idaho
- Pedal for Patients benefits the fight against cancer
- A big ol' fish party in Boise at Idaho Salmon and Steelhead Days
- The annual Bogus Basin Hill climb is Saturday
- Looping the loop west of Mount Adams
- Kids can have fun noting fall changes for plants, animals
- National Park Service offers entertaining Kids Zone Web site
- Closure dates set for Hurricane Ridge Road
- Coastal beach cleanup calls for volunteers
- Artists will attend art show at Northwest Trek park
- Meeting will cover plans for Snoqualmie steelhead
- Federal funds will help fish projects in state
- Season closures coming to Sunrise
- Hike of the Week
- Area rivers show solid numbers of coho, chinook catches
- A tour of our funky ? and flourishing ? flea markets
- Hiking the "American Alps" just outside North Cascades National Park
- The Puyallup Fair: Better eat your Wheaties to take it all in
- A dandelion at sunset
- Best bets for the weekend
- Hop over to Frog Lake Trail
- Bird-watching in the Cowlitz Wildlife Area
- Mercury rising and Venus, too
- Fishing Notebook | Coho catch picking up in Puget Sound
- A fishing fest on Vancouver Island
- There are still plenty of places to pitch a tent
- Zimo: Senior discounts available for the outdoors
- Fish rap: Horsethief has good fall trout fishing
- Hone your Spey casting skills at clinics
- Spotlight is always charged in your rig
- Bucket lets you twist and shoot
- Ask Fish & Game: Grouse
- Tip of the week: Dodge those dogs
- Natalie Bartley: Visit Hood River, Ore., the mecca of windsurfing
- Volunteers needed to spruce up yurt trails
- Tackle tip: Fall Fave
- Bottle Belt eliminates bottle-flop on belt or pack
- Idaho's 'roadless rule' clears another hurdle
- Get hooked on trout at workshop
- Dr. Collins: If you're active, here's a possible cause of toe pain
- Anti-trash fundraiser planned Saturday
- You'll dig this shovel
- Out and about: Fishing, cycling, tubing and disc golf
- 'Public Land Mulies' shows ways to bag a trophy buck
- Coho moving in, but catches still inconsistent
- Gear Junkie: Customizable settings help make light relief of nighttime terrain
- These treehouses for grownups offer a unique way to get back to nature
- Spectacular sights await on a peaceful paddle near Vancouver, B.C.
- A family campout is filled with adventures big and small on Portland Island, B.C.
- Norse Peak Trail: A strenuous trek to site of old lookout
- Westport Light State Park shines as day-trip destination
- Take a hike in the eastern Oregon sky
- South Fork Snake flows highest in decades
- Point Defiance Park road closure might stay
- CCC legacy lives on at Mount Hood
- Park road closure might stay
- Summer's end sends kids back to school, adults out to play
- Ageless mountain men: Rainier guides don?t seem to get old
- Calendar of events
- Eco Park: sleeping at Mount St. Helens
- Ageless mountain men
- Tiny little boat, whale-sized adventures
- Where is this?
- Rafters go 'knots' over Tieton River
- Outdoors | Famous angler has tough day on local waters
- Zimo: The Forest Service must change its rules for floating the Selway River
- Expanded dove season opens Monday
- Common sense, preparation make it easy to maximize safety outdoors
- Chinook Trail: so close, so awesome
- Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation seeks advisers for park
- Ex-prof's book cultivates new birders
- Orphaned bear cubs heal at Lynnwood shelter
- A fishing trip is worth the cost
- Elochoman, Toutle rivers to open for chinook fishing on Labor Day
- Dodgeball group can't play on Capitol Hill tennis courts
- Adult chinook may be retained on the Toutle River
- Adult chinook may be retained on the Elochoman River
- Rules change for eastern Washington stream and lakes scheduled for rehabilitation
- Oneida boat ramp at Deep River open for fishing access to Columbia River
- Three things to do this weekend
- Secrets to bass are easy to unlock, unlike doors
- Metolius River: Cascades' perfect 10
- Bremerton Blackberry Festival marks summer's end
- What do the new OHV rules say?
- Natural Wonder: Get bird feeders ready, the migratory birds are coming through
- Get in your fun before summer ends
- 'Ride the Sky' at Nampa's Flying M
- Ride felt bikes at Camel's Back Park
- Buoy 10 fishery near the mouth of the Columbia will close to all salmon fishing effe
- Buoy 10 to close for salmon and steelhead fishing
- Your old cell phone is worth a dollar to state trails association
- 2008 Hunting Guide: Outlook, best spots for success and more
- Additional public meeting scheduled Sept. 18 in Colville to discuss 2009-11 hunting
- Hike of the Week
- Weekend Getaway
- Labor Day tips for using Gifford Pinchot National Forest
- Camp Muir: A quick altitude adjustment
- Guided walks introduce groups to some of Seattle's finest food
- Best bets for the weekend
- New sleeping bags offer green dreams
- Sunrise at Silverdale Marina
- A new path for Terrace Trail
- Going whale-watching in September
- Weekend calendar
- Salmon fishing perks in rivers
- A Vancouver Island fete
- Local skier makes Olympics A team
- Labor Day tips for using forest
- Hiking, camping hints include preventing, treating injuries
- Port Gamble visitors can take in two festivals
- Cambodian culture event set for Millersylvania park
- Upgrades on boat launch at Pleasant Harbor delayed
- Cougar rules change in Klickitat Country
- Park honors dedicated volunteers
- Hike of the Week
- Weekend Getaway
- By Bob Brown
- Grizzlies are the stars of these ski areas
- Coho appear to be pushing into Sound
- Public meetings scheduled to discuss proposed operation changes at Tokul Creek Hatch
- Kautz Creek: Nature's power is evident
- Gear Junkie: Some lightweight and heavy-duty ideas are launched
- Rolling on the old Milwaukee rail line
- More than 500 sockeye return to Sawtooth Valley of Central Idaho
- Most areas of Puget Sound closing to crabbing; sport crabbers must file catch report
- $20 million remodel keeps Mount Rainier's Paradise Inn in the game
- Explore old Tacoma at Job Carr cabin
- Hunters should start preparing for season now
- Despite protection, tortoise recovery proceeds slowly
- Spokane mayor helps goose through downtown traffic
- UI professor to study antelope mating
- Pleasant Harbor public boat launch to close Sept. 8-12
- Seattle throwers finish highly in boomerang competition
- WDFW will accept written comments on proposed new prospecting rules
- Marine Areas 2, 3 and Area 4 east of the Bonilla-Tatoosh Line open to salmon fishing
- Heroes from ?84 Olympics become life idols in Olympia
- Lake Crescent Lodge is an Olympic gold medalist
- Salmon fishing opportunities increase along the coast beginning Aug. 26
- Fishing limits dropped at Mountain Home Reservoir
- Rules for hunting cougars will change in Klickitat County beginning Sept. 9
- Recreationists lose when fees are stolen
- Calendar of Events
- With a name like Twickenham, it must be special
- Where is this?
- Big island, small surprises
- Get your recreation on the Oregon coast
- Outdoors Notebook | Washington considering decrease in fish- hatchery operations
- Local folk talk down Whatcom turkey plan
- Paragliders paint the sky with wings
- Respect for natural surroundings helps keep outdoors great
- Phillips: My gear's in shape for hunting season, but I'm not
- Sport halibut season to open in Marine Area 1, Marine Area 4 East of the Bonilla-Tato
- Pleasant Harbor public boat launch closed in early September
- Commission will consider $10 penalty for crabbers who dont report catch
- Buoy 10 season to close one week early
- Buoy 10 to close for chinook retention; fishery remains open for hatchery coho and st
- Beware! The fishing bug can bite anywhere, at any time
- The 'Couv is Portland's coolest day trip
- Catch some big boomerang action at UW
- Quiz: What do you know about salmon? Then head north for the Sawtooth Salmon Festival
- Learn more about BSU's recreational opportunities at Get Rec'd
- Buoy 10 fishery near the mouth of the Columbia will close Monday to retention of chin
- Chinook returning to native rivers
- Island escape: Vancouver Island offers outdoor adventures for all
- It's prime time to see salmon and nature up close
- Slow fly fishing blamed on full moon
- Alderbrook: luxury on Hood Canal
- Report offers options for Stehekin
- Bag maker offers tips for traveling athletes
- Public asked for feedback on hunting laws
- Work on Loomas Nooksack Road will mean delays for drivers
- You can show off your photos in Northwest Exposure contest
- Bugle calls will be heard soon from elk at Northwest Trek
- Repair work to close Westside Road
- Halibut anglers have two days left for fishing in Marine Area 1
- Astronomy Fair offers eyefuls
- Commission sets 2008 seasons for duck, goose hunting
- A delicate balancing act on the Duwamish River
- The 411 on Ride 542
- Best bets for the weekend
- Evergreen State Fair: loads of food, games and rides
- Old lighthouse in Port Townsend
- Take a hike on the Talapus Trail
- Birding in Westport, Grays Harbor County
- Discovering Portland the car-free way
- Fishing | Coho salmon fishing picking up in Puget Sound
- Get a deal taking Amtrak to Portland
- Weekend calendar
- Rafters and kayakers converge on the Selway for late-season floats
- Zimo: Pikeminnows are native to the Boise River
- Fish rap: Lots of trout mean big fun on the Big Wood
- Recreation report: Out and about
- Tackle tip: Marabou spey
- Help clean up creeks Saturday
- Celebrate salmon in Stanley
- Natalie Bartley: Men climb Kilimanjaro in wheelchairs
- Ask Fish & Game: Muzzleloader hunting
- Little hatchet makes a great lightweight camp tool
- 'An Explorer's Guide' hits each corner of Idaho
- Dr. Collins: Find the right fit for your bike
- Recreation report tip of the week: Will that dog hunt?
- $500 reward available for information about fee-box thefts
- Lightweight dry bags compress down in size
- Women hunters aim at elk
- Travel rules to be enforced at King Hill Creek
- Motorists: Watch for Hood to Coast participants
- Tyler, Preim-Smith take first place at the XTERRA Tillamook Burn
- Hood to Coast
- Tyler, Preim-Smith take first place at the XTERRA Tillamook Burn
- Mountain climbing destination: The Middle Sister
- Idaho man relishes bird rescue role
- Feds are taking the restoration of Lake Tahoe seriously
- Glacier Basin: Take a hike through history
- Trade show gives us a jump on outdoor gear for 2009
- Anglers wary of North Cascades plan to limit fishing
- With temperatures falling, angling success on the rise at area lakes
- No need to travel far to do some Chinook salmon watching
- Opal Creek, where nothing happens
- Travel spotlight: Denver's parks include 13,000-foot-high lake
- Don?t believe the hype of TV: ?Hunters? more show than reality
- Mountain climbing destination: The Middle Sister
- Mountain climbing destination: The Middle Sister
- Expect delays on Elkhorn Drive Scenic Byway
- Tam-a-lau Trail gives view of Oregon desert rivers
- Now is the perfect time to see wildflowers on Mount Rainier
- Zimo: It's huckleberry season and here's where to pick them
- Idaho man relishes bird rescue role
- Reward offered in thefts at whitewater recreation sites along Payette
- U.S. Army divers to assist state agencies in tire clean up at Saltwater State Park
- 10-Year Agreement Forged for Columbia River Salmon Harvest, Production
- Calendar of events
- Roseburg is a blast; no, not that BLAST
- Feds are taking the restoration of Lake Tahoe seriously
- Volunteers probing river for cause of illness
- Volunteers probing river for cause of mysterious illness
- Volunteers probing whether something in Columbia is making people sick
- Huckleberry season is in full swing
- Where is this?
- South Fork Crooked River: awaiting the bill
- Outdoors notebook | Duck-hunt outlook resembles last year
- Death spurs look at mix of forest use
- Is there something in the Columbia River making people sick? Volunteers aim to find o