After a seasonal closure, the popular multi-use trail linking Peachland and West Kelowna is open once again. Local authorities encourage visitors to be “wildsafe” as they enjoy the scenic route and remain mindful of local wildlife.
The Shuswap Trail Alliance is rallying local volunteers for the 2026 Spring Celebration on B.C. Trails Day, June 6. Organizers hope community members will step forward to help plan, set up, and run the event, ensuring a memorable outdoor experience for all.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fisheries staff plans to stock 12 lakes with up to 2,000 rainbow trout each this March and April. This annual cool weather trout program aims to boost outdoor recreation and encourage anglers to enjoy spring fishing opportunities.
A new report from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis reveals that outdoor recreation is now valued at an impressive $1.3 trillion nationwide. Colorado stands among the states experiencing significant growth, underscoring its importance within the broader industry.
Oregon legislators are considering a plan to allocate $2.1 million for the purchase of Abiqua Falls and 200 miles of surrounding land. This move aims to secure a scenic gem within the Santiam State Forest and expand public access to one of the state’s popular outdoor destinations.
As winter winds down, Lewis County Park in Weston, West Virginia, is gearing up for the warmer months ahead. Community members are eager to enjoy spring and summer activities at the park, reflecting growing interest in local outdoor recreation opportunities.
State parks in North Dakota and Minnesota invite visitors to beat the late-winter blues through invigorating outdoor adventures. Whether it’s scenic trails or the thrill of fat tire biking, these parks promise a welcome break from winter’s monotony.
Coronado National Forest and the nonprofit Friends of Sabino Canyon have joined forces to secure funds for an expansive renovation of Tucson’s most popular outdoor destination. The proposed plan includes an enhanced visitor center and upgraded parking lot to accommodate the canyon’s growing appeal.
Families in Crookston now have a free way to enjoy winter fishing on the Red River, thanks to the nonprofit Get Kids Outdoors. The organization hopes that by providing a fish house at no cost, more families will be inspired to spend time together outdoors.
Pocatello’s latest trail segment, the Monte Vista to Pocatello Creek Pathway, has been completed. This final addition represents the conclusion of a decade-long commitment to expand the city’s trail network and boost local recreation options.
