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Gregory Scruggs

Gregory Scruggs

Outdoors Reporter at The Seattle Times

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  • English
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  • Nature & Wildlife
  • Travel

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Recent Articles

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Can this popular outdoors attraction provide a solution for the Enchantments?

One of Colorado’s most sought-after outdoor attractions could hold a solution for the problems afflicting Washington state's Enchantments.
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Change is coming to the WA ski area with the priciest parking in th...

The Summit at Snoqualmie will reduce the price of paid parking this winter and only charge for parking on weekends and holidays.
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Outdoor clothing brands, stores show Seattle’s impact on global fas...

This decade represents an exciting moment that vindicates the Northwest’s longstanding emphasis on timeless outdoor apparel.
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For $1,500, you can skip the line at WA's largest ski resort

Crystal Mountain Resort announced a priority pass that will allow skiers and snowboarders to skip lines this winter for the cost of $1,499 per season.
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WA’s biggest ski resort projected to open next month

A roundup of relevant preseason dates for skiers and snowboarders, plus announcements of projected opening dates for PNW ski areas.
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Rangerless Rainier: What government shutdown means at WA national p...

Washington's three national parks remain open but unstaffed during the partial federal government shutdown. Here's what that means for the public.
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This bill made WA hikes more clean and safe. Now it's stalled in Co...

A look back at five years of National Forest and National Park projects funded by the Great American Outdoors Act.
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A lone ranger patrols 900 miles of trails in WA’s ‘Disneyland.’ It’...

The lack of a ranger presence has prompted a call for an emergency restriction that limits access to the Enchantments — before problems cause irreparable harm.
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One family has spent decades guarding this WA national monument

At Hanford Reach, the Steele family has bridged partisan divides for decades to ensure that this free-flowing stretch of the Columbia River remains protected.
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In Bellevue, a warmer take on frosty U.S.-Canada relations

The Pacific NorthWest Economic Region Annual Summit, held this week in Bellevue, pushes to maintain regional relationships, despite federal animosity between U.S. and Canada.
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Ban the Boom? WA coast questions future of July 4 fireworks

On July 4, tens of thousands descend on the Long Beach Peninsula. The crowds and leftover garbage have spurred some peninsula residents to say enough is enough.