Camping on Redwood Creek’s gravel barsDispersed camping in Redwood National Park is a choose-your-own-campsite adventure—and a sure path to blissful solitude in nature. Jul 15 26July 15, 2026Article at savetheredwoods.org
A Room Full of VoicesIn Truckee, poets, first-time readers, and young writers are discovering what happens when words are shared out loud May 19 26May 19, 2026Article at sierranevadaally.org
Hidden in plain sight: Deadman’s Creek offers a short climb to a great view, just off I-580 near Carson CityDeadman’s Creek is a perfect easy hike—only about 1.2 miles round-trip, with just less than 300 feet of elevation gain. And it’s beautiful. May 07 26May 07, 2026Article at renonr.com
Take a spring hike at Lower Whites Creek Trail—it’s tranquil, meandering and lovely, with wildflowers!Lower Whites Creek Trail offers a great variety of flowering plants, plus incredible views, a lovely creek and a snow-capped Mount Rose. Mar 31 26March 31, 2026Article at renonr.com
Why did Washoe County traffic fatalities increase in 2025? An expert from the sheriff’s office offers insights“The big thing to put out there is please, always, always wear a seatbelt,” said Lt. Chad McKinnon of the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office. “That is the first thing you can do to save everyone … Feb 28 26February 28, 2026Article at renonr.com
Shred the Patriarchy – This Female-Only Snowboard Company Promises To Change The GameThe Coalition Snow founder aims to challenge male domination of the industry Feb 20 26February 20, 2026Article at whitelines.com
Hard Work, Low Pay, High Risk: Who Wants a Job in Forestry?How local efforts are helping to better opportunities in forestry for people and the profession. Feb 15 26February 15, 2026Article at sierranevadaally.org
Ten athletes with Truckee-Tahoe ties are competing in the Winter Olympics; the games changed the region for good in 1960This year, at least 10 athletes with roots in the Truckee-Tahoe region are competing on the Olympic stage, with four of them making their Olympic debuts. Feb 13 26February 13, 2026Article at renonr.com
Try, try again: As a snowboard instructor, I hear your frustration, first-timers; this sport’s learning curve is realThe RN&R’s outdoor scribe is also a snowboarding instructor. She’s crystal clear on how agonizing it can be to pick up this ultimately super-satisfying sport, and she feels your pa… Jan 20 26January 20, 2026Article at renonr.com
An answer to California’s camping crunchAB 518 could help campers find more sites on private land, reducing the stress of crowded state and national parks. Dec 15 25December 15, 2025Article at savetheredwoods.org
Unusual terrain: The Dune Trek at Washoe Lake State Park is otherworldly, ever-shifting and right in our backyardThe Dune Trek at Washoe Lake State Park is an adventure unlike any other in the area. It feels like a different world, provides a challenge and hones navigation skills. Plus, it offers stunning vie… Dec 09 25December 09, 2025Article at renonr.com
When darkness descends: Advice from those who know how to cope with short, winter days—AlaskansYou’ll gain an hour of sleep tonight (or an hour of whatever it is you’re up to at 2 a.m.), but if you’re dreading the earlier nightfall that starts tomorrow, the RN&R’… Nov 01 25November 01, 2025Article at renonr.com
Leaf life: Fall for fall in Northern Nevada at the Oxbow Nature Study Area“Fall is my favorite time in Reno,” writes RN&R hiking scribe Helena Guglielmino. “No, we don’t have an abundance of maple, but we do have a spectacular show—and a great plac… Oct 04 25October 04, 2025Article at renonr.com
Have horse, will travel: Meet solo equestrian Samantha Szesciorka and her horse, FremontSaddling up in the parking lot at Heavenly Ski Resort in South Lake Tahoe, Samantha Szesciorka talked about the new adventure she was preparing for—riding the 165-mile Tahoe Rim Trail with her hors… Sep 03 25September 03, 2025Article at renonr.com
Trees with benefits: The high-altitude whitebark pine is an ecological workhorse, but it’s threatened by a prolific fungusConservation efforts are underway to protect these high-elevation conifers. Aug 05 25August 05, 2025Article at renonr.com
Redwood retreats: Best-bet cabins in our favorite parksCalifornia’s coast redwoods and giant sequoias offer an escape from the frazzled world. Their soft forest floors, lush greenery, and towering trees provide some of the natural world’s best sanctuaries. It’s even more relaxing when you spend the night—but that … Aug 01 25August 01, 2025Article at savetheredwoods.org
Urban Trails: RenoThe best trails near and within the Biggest Little City! Aug 01 25August 01, 2025Book at Mountaineers Books
Celebrating America’s natural treasures at a remote redwoods campIt was very much a typical Fourth of July celebration. We played outside, splashed in the water, and shared food across a picnic table. Except instead of raucous crowds, booming fireworks, and sloshing beer, we were occupied with the lyrical … Jul 10 25July 10, 2025Article at savetheredwoods.org
Verdant Verdi: Some of the best (sometimes) shaded summer hikes in and near RenoOur outdoor scribe’s summer hiking spots include the California Trail in Verdi—accessible to town and higher in elevation—plus some leafy walks right in Reno. Jul 08 25July 08, 2025Article at renonr.com
For land’s sake: The Death Valley billboards that appeared in Reno are part of a labor advocacy group’s efforts to rally opposition to DOGE cutsIn May, billboards appeared in Reno depicting Death Valley National Park. Their purpose was to encourage public interest in fighting back against the recent Department of Government Efficiency cuts… Jun 07 25June 07, 2025Article at renonr.com