An elephant seal has returned to the sea, leaving a trail of destruction. Neil, who weighs 142st, left Tasmania and his ...

Travel back in time at Fort Nisqually Living History Museum’s annual Brigade Encampment.

As I mentioned in a previous column, I was asked to lead a tour of Clark County for a group of relatively new newsroom employees. The tour took almost seven hours, with a stop for lunch. As always I w ...

When Sacagawea's husband Toussaint Charbonneau joined the Lewis and Clark expedition as an interpreter, she was six months ...

Tired of seeing things the usual way? Time to go beyond the standard expectations of what you’re allowed to see and do, and ...

Photo / Rocky Mountaineer Cresting Kicking Horse Pass, the immense majesty of the Rockies revealed itself as enter a vast ...

It was my hunting partner's great good fortune to take the first, and possibly the last, Kermode bear under an ordinary ...

“…sensitivity toward destructiveness-cruelty is rapidly diminishing, and necrophilia, the attraction to what is dead, ...

The Six Fifty rounds up outdoor recreation news and happenings for the summer, including the opening of new playgrounds and ...

Polar bears aren't white, strawberries aren't berries and the Earth isn't round—we'll have you rethinking everything you ...

As the state's official historian, Katie Ringsmuth was tasked by the governor to oversee part of Alaska's celebration for the America250 campaign. She thought to herself, what better way to begin ...

Skip the airport chaos and discover Victoria, B.C., a European-inspired getaway right in Seattle’s backyard. Explore castles, ...