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The Best Scary Campfire Stories
Halloween conjures legends of ghouls and ghosts, mystical monsters and creepy coincidences. It’s an ideal time to trek into the tree-gnarled forest with friends or family for a midnight bonfire (if...
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Find Masks in the Trees on This Unique Trail
Hiking Trail Review: Spirit Trail Loop (Shxwell xá:lh), Harrison Hot Springs, BC Photo credit: Tavis Gilmore Location: East Sector Lands, Harrison Hot SpringsPark here: McCoombs DrivePark hours: 7 a.m....
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The Happy Camper: Taking on the Frontenac Challenge, Part 2
Three stumbles, one big fall, a knee brace, a broken hiking pole and a full bottle of pain medication, but this 60-year-old finally finished the Frontenac Challenge—a total of 11 trail loops or 260...
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Outdoor Skills: It’s Good to Be Bad
Learn it from bad women. We all start out bad. We’re bad at talking, walking and eating. We’re bad at everything. Somewhere along our journey of life, we start becoming okay—or even good—at certain...
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10 Exciting Trails Near Beautiful Quebec City to Try Out on Your Next Hiking...
There is a variety of trails near or only a short drive away from Quebec City. From trails that will cost you hours and lots of squats as you hike uphill to shorter, flatter strolls, Quebec City has...
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These Lodges Are The Best Base For Nature Relaxation
Outside the floor-to-ceiling window, the storm rages on. The lake collects scattered red and yellow leaves, blown by the howling wind that bends trees and rattles raindrops against the glass. I relax...
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Your Shoulder Season Guide to Comox Valley’s Great Outdoors
Situated on the east coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, the Comox Valley enjoys a scenic location framed by a glacier and the Salish Sea. The charming region stretches along the center of...
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10 Ways To Put Your Paracord to Best Use
In the 1940s, nylon stockings became all the rage across North America. DuPont, a chemical company in Delaware, patented nylon in 1938, sparking quite a buzz in the fashion world. As women across the...
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3 Reasons You Need Bracelayer For Skiing and Snowboarding
With constant bending, twisting and weight-bearing on uneven terrain, activities like hiking, cycling and trail running push your knees to their limits. Skiers and snowboarders face the challenge of...
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Escape Snow and Ice on This Fun, Exciting Island
As flurries fly and temperatures dip, I crave two things: the sun kissing my pasty skin and tasty food. Once winter hits, I know I can’t be the only one. For Canadians hankering to trade shivering and...
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How to Build and Extinguish a Safe and Warm Campfire
Conservationist and Sierra Club founder John Muir once said, “The glories of a mountain campfire are far greater than may be guessed.” While campfires provide warmth for your body and soul in the...
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The Best Reasons To Get Winter Tires Now
If you live somewhere that turns white in the winter—and you’re not someone who likes to let the weather dictate your adventures—putting reliable winter tires on your vehicle for the season is a...
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Columbia’s New Gear Lets You Explore Like A Polar Bear
I certainly felt like a polar bear when I donned the thick, fluffy, snow-coloured Columbia Arctic Crest™ Sherpa Full Zip Fleece Jacket, so it wasn’t a huge surprise to find out the brand studied how...
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The Best 6 Christmas Gifts From YETI
The holiday season is a magical time of year. The mountains are covered in fresh snow begging to be played in and twinkling lights on balconies brighten darker days. While festive, this can also be a...
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Fun, Outdoorsy Adventures To Get In The Holiday Spirit
Canada’s cold season doesn’t have to mean staying indoors or acting like the Grinch in frigid temperatures. Amp up the joy and chase away the winter blues with these fun outdoor holiday adventures....
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The Happy Camper: A Review of Frank Wolf’s New Book
When I was asked to write a back cover review for Frank Wolf’s latest book Two Springs, One Summer, I jumped at the chance. Frank’s wilderness journeys are legendary, and I thoroughly enjoyed his first...
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Penticton’s Winter Playground is the Best for Snowy Adventures
Tucked between Okanagan Lake to the north and Skaha Lake to the south, Penticton provides a picturesque backdrop for all your cold-weather adventures. Just a scenic 400-kilometre drive from Vancouver...
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The Best 2024 Holiday Gift Guide for Nature Lovers
Looking for the perfect present for the outdoorsy nature lover in your life? These 10 gear items are sure to delight, inspire and equip your loved ones for more adventures in 2025. From $23 to $295,...
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Book a Getaway to these 5 Beautiful Cozy Cabins Across Canada Now
So, you want to enjoy the Great Outdoors in winter, but you’re not interested in camping in tents? That’s okay because right across the country, national and provincial parks offer some cozy cabin...
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Ski Poles That Don’t Suck: Yardsale’s New Take on an Old Gear
When it comes to ski gear, poles are objectively the least thrilling piece to purchase. Making two sticks of metal fun and different is difficult, especially when any poles on the market seem to be a...
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