Wildlife
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Rebecca and I celebrated our anniversary in Bonners Ferry, enjoying downtown shops and trying the local cuisine at Kootenai River Brewing. The next day, we explored Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge, spotting eagles and deer, and hiked to Myrtle Falls. Our stay at Log Inn was lovely, marking the start of a new tradition.
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The Lower Penstemon Campground in southern Idaho offers scenic mountain views and outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and disc golf. Despite road noise, it’s a great spot for a multi-day trip. Be prepared for high elevation and cool nights. Wildlife sightings are common, including moose and various bird species. Reservations are recommended.
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This weekend was a little more chill for Rebecca and I. We chose to stick around home this weekend and did not go camping at all. After a visit to the farmers market in Moscow, ID, we headed out to Troy, ID. We made a left off of eastbound ID Hwy 8 onto Big Meadow…
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The last weekend of April found Rebecca and I camping at Fields Spring State Park. With the possibility of rain in the area all around us, we decided to keep it close to home and Fields Spring completely fit that description. We met after work, packed the car, and headed south on US Hwy 195.…
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Rebecca and I ventured into the Frank Church Wilderness and the Gospel-Hump Wilderness for a camping trip, but our plans hit a snag due to unexpected events. After a night of car camping, we embarked on a scenic hike with plenty of wild river views. The trail, suitable for hikers, bikers, and pack animals, offered…
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Rebecca and I hiked the Green Gulch Trail in WA. Starting from the Chief Joseph Wildlife Area parking lot, we climbed a disused jeep track with water crossings and snow/ice patches, reaching an elevation of 2600 ft. in 2.5 miles. The trail offers great views and wildlife sightings, but caution is advised in warmer months…
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Over the weekend, a trip to White Bluffs in Hanford Reach National Monument offered a glimpse into its historical and natural significance. The area, pivotal for Native American tribes and plutonium development during WWII, provides hiking, bird watching, and fishing opportunities. The landscape, undisturbed by dams, offers a unique experience, leaving visitors eager to explore…
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Nisqually John Canyon is a habitat management area in Washington state that is open to hunting and fishing. The area is also open to hiking, which is how I used it. To get to the parking area, you need to get on Wawawai Rd and keep an eye out for the parking area sign that…
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This trail is a little tricky to find, but it is located approximately 2 miles northwest of Starbuck, WA on WA Hwy 261. There is a small pullout area just in front of a road gate. The trail is roughly 1.3 miles long and wanders through the Tucannon Habitat Management Area. This is a highly…
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Walk this abandoned rail line through part of Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge and enjoy all the nature it has to offer.
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