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Boulder Cave runs about 1.5 miles from beginning to end, and although some parts of the trail are rough, it is suitable for all levels of hikers.

Andrew's father introduced him to the joys of hiking at a young age. It didn’t take. Not at first, anyway.

Feeling the latest stress of the world? Then it's time to let loose, break some stuff, scream at the top of your lungs or just get a change of scenery. Here are 5 places in Eastern Washington to let loose.

For most of us, a day in the Mountains or a National Forest means a day full of beauty, wonder, and exploration. There’s truly nothing like a hike or secluded camping trip in the wilderness, but with that comes great responsibility and awareness of your surroundings. Be bear aware.

The Iron Goat Trail was named one of the top 5 scariest hikes by the Travel Channel because of the continuous reports of paranormal activity.

Just a few hours away from Tri-Cities you can see Native American petroglyphs and other ancient artwork at Columbia Hills Historical State Park near the Dalles, Oregon.

The two huge basalt columns, known as Twin Sisters are not only a famous local landmark and popular hiking area, but they're filled with wild folklore and geological history.

If you like to hike and want a "very cool" experience, then put the Guler Ice Cave on your list of summer hikes. The cave is actually a lava tube that was formed about 15,000 years ago in Trout Lake Valley, Washington.

No one wants to come back from a refreshing hike to find their vehicle broken into

The Ape Cave hike is about 2 and a half miles long and is considered one of the longest lava tube caves in North America – which was formed by an eruption on Mount St. Helens about 2000 years ago.

If you are sick of running and hiking Badger Mountain, check out these other Tri-Cites trails that'll be worth the effort!

If you’re a fan of geography and the Ice Age era, then you are going to love Palouse Falls State Park. Check out these breathtaking images from the very edge of the falls.