Discover the Spirit of the Northwest – and Beyond

Nspire Magazine is a lifestyle publication rooted in the rugged beauty and bold spirit of the American Northwest—but our stories reach far beyond state lines. From breathtaking adventures and inspiring personalities to hidden gems and unforgettable destinations, Nspire is your invitation to explore a life well-lived.

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler, a curious reader, or someone looking to rediscover the magic in your own backyard, our pages are filled with authentic experiences, stunning photography, and the kind of storytelling that moves you to get out and do more.

Welcome to Nspire Magazine—where every issue is an adventure waiting to happen.

Northern Quest Resort & Casino: 25 years bold. Just about 25 years ago, the only way to have a Vegas-style experience was to, well, go to Vegas. Today, however, the luxurious experiences that Vegas is known for can be achieved by traveling a much shorter distance: right outside of Spokane to Northern Quest Resort & Casino. Since opening its doors in 2001, the destination resort has offered all the elements required to create an amazing guest experience, from gourmet restaurants to great gaming. Even better, it continues to add exciting new amenities and attractions, from world-class golf to more than…

Ingredients Instructions Prep the vegetables: Finely dice the red onion and pepperoncini and thinly slice the celery. Pat the pepperoncini dry with a paper towel to avoid excess liquid. Build the base: In a large bowl, combine mayo, dill relish, capers, honey mustard and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice. Mix until smooth. Add tuna and vegetables. Flake the tuna into the bowl then fold in celery, onion and pepperoncini. Add black pepper and taste before adding salt (capers and relish already bring salt). Adjust lemon for brightness. Let the mixture sit for 10–15 minutes so flavors meld (optional but…

An Iconic Lake Coeur d’Alene Home Nears Its Next ChapterBuilder: Alan Eborall Whether you’ve been here a few years or a few decades, you’ve seen plenty of change in North Idaho. But at least one iconic piece of property has remained nicely permanent: the House on the Rock, an impressive residence atop a massive boulder on the southeast side of Lake Coeur d’Alene. Over the last 120 years, the rock has supported a dance floor, been part of a summer camp and is now a private three-bedroom home. “Mention the House on the Rock to anyone who’s been around Coeur…

Living in the southern United States, road trips usually took us through rolling stretches of rangeland and crop fields in Texas, Oklahoma and eastern Colorado. Many Thanksgivings were spent at my great-grandmother Brown’s farm in Ada, Okla. My great-uncle Luther maintained the land, and my great-grandmother kept a garden, chickens and a few horses. During those brief visits, I fell in love with the idea of farm life. As an adult, I’ve had the opportunity to experience both the harsh realities and nostalgic dreams surrounding small farming in America. Family-owned farms and small farms — defined as operations with annual…