Summer 2005
The spotlight is on the star of the Sandpoint summer: Huge Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho’s biggest lake and truly a “wilderness of water.” Our feature package includes a user’s guide full of history, boating, fishing, trails and driving tours on and about our great lake.
Among other stories: A feature interview with Georgia Shonk-Simmons, president of Coldwater Creek; POAC brings art of many splendors to Sandpoint; the mystery and/or myth of the Pend Oreille Paddler; exploring the ancient trees of our old-growth forests; day to day at the Idaho Draft Horse and Mule International Show; the generations of Sandpoint’s venerable family-owned businesses; unusual homes in outstanding places; and more.
Winter 2004
Holy moly … can our favorite ski mountain really be turning 40 years old? It is, and that mountain so often piled high in snow is piled high in memories recounted in our special edition celebrating the 40th anniversary of Schweitzer Mountain Resort.
Also in this issue: A spotter’s guide to winter wildlife; the local photographers following in legendary Ross Hall’s footsteps; an avalanche primer for backcountry snow travel; an exclusive interview with Melaleuca founder and CEO (and local boy) Frank VanderSloot; and hey, what’s with all the local guys who wear shorts … all winter long?
Summer 2004
If you thought our Summer ’03 issue on wild walks was out there … go on an even wilder, epic seven-month quest to hike all the established (and some non-established) trails in the Selkirk Mountains.
Plus in this issue: The newest hike in the Selkirks, the Mickinnick Trail; the geocaching fad catches on ’round here; ‘Panida So Grand,’ a look at current productions in the historic town gem; all about fishing fact and fiction, courtesy of humor writer Pat McManus and artist Boots Reynolds; and an exclusive Q&A interview with Silverwood Theme Park founder Gary Norton.
