Kayaking
Wild and Scenic: The campaign to protect the Nooksack River
Story by Jacqueline Thompson | Photos by Brett Baunton
Westbound water, trickling from icy blue glaciers and building into the mighty Nooksack River, flows in...
North Cascades National Park paddling guide
By Maya Hunger
North Cascades National Park has everything an adventurer could dream of in the Pacific Northwest – remote wilderness full of old-growth trees,...
Ski to Sea competitors can now race multiple legs
A change to the historic race allows competitors to race in three legs. Teams can have between three and eight members.
By Oliver Lazenby
What’s the...
460 sleepless miles of trekking, mountain biking and paddling at the...
By Spencer Paxson
Imagine standing on the outskirts of town. You are contemplating a journey equivalent to 17 back-to-back marathons or more if you get...
New access for the Nooksack?
By Wendy McDermott
American Rivers director for Rivers of Puget Sound and Columbia Basin
The Nooksack River is one of the only rivers in Washington that...
Clean, Drain, Dry: A Bellingham program tackles underwater invasives
Story and photos by Ben Whitney
Not exactly the poster children for environmental crisis, zebra and quagga mussels and other invasive freshwater species have...
Car-free Ski to Sea with the Wetboyz
Story by Oliver Lazenby
Photos by Steven Gadingan
Monday, May 23, 2016
It’s 50 minutes into a planning meeting for car-free Ski to Sea and team Wetboyz...
Free from time: paddling the Inside Passage
What to do after graduating high school? Take the summer off and kayak to Alaska with your friends.
Extreme sea kayaking
Epic adventures often seem a bit mythical, particularly in the telling. Still, what could be more epic than cruising by (or through) a timeless ocean-going nightmare?