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September/October 2008 Issue

On newsstands Sept. 8

The Girls’ World

Canada’s women climbers have made an incredibly rapid ascent in recent years. And who knows how high they can go?
By Geoff Powter

Survival Tactics: How to Beat the Deadlies

From avalanches to plane crashes to whitewater holes, there are plenty of things out there that can do you in. Here’s what you need to know to boost the odds in your favour.
By Ian Merringer

Yes, the Andes Kicked Our Asses

But despite the killer switchbacks, the altitude sickness and the painful, um, turuntus, we still made it to Peru’s most remote Incan fortress.
By Andrew Westoll

Man vs. Behemoth

What happens when a 54-year-old man with a fear of roller coasters takes on a 230-foot-tall beast? Well, it ain’t pretty.
By Ian Brown

Columns

Lost on the Caribou Highway

Finding your way isn’t easy where the streets have no name.
By J.B. MacKinnon

Into the Mild

One man’s quest for adventure on the trail next door.
By Dan Rubinstein

Departments

Explorata

Paddling Newfoundland’s Southwest Coast; a Canadian sailor takes on another solo marathon; how to work out at the playground, adult-style; outdoor bloopers on YouTube; finding Ontario’s giant trees; new books.

The Latest Stuff

Cool gear for your outdoor fun.

Into Gear

The new layering: If you’re still wearing the same old combos, it’s time for your outdoor makeover.

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