Trails
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Autumn in Canada is a dazzling display. One of the most iconic sights of the season is the larch tree, a deciduous conifer with needles that turn a brilliant shade of gold before shedding for the winter. The best time...
Best known for the Stampede and as a gateway to Banff, most travellers tend to treat Calgary as a transit stop; a way to access the well-trodden trails of the National Park, leading to the jagged mountain peaks, cerulean lakes...
Penticton, BC, is South Okanagan living at its finest. With picturesque vistas and local culinary gems, Penticton’s outdoor experiences are rewarding in more ways than one. There are ample opportunities to relish in nature’s beauty before rewarding your hard...
Of the 300+ parks in Ontario, Canada, more than 100 offer overnight camping facilities. Even for people living in the dense urban center of Toronto, the soothing nature in Ontario’s parks is worth the drive. Growing up in Ontario, I’ve...
Location: Kootenay National ParkPark Here: Floe Lake Trailhead or Paint Pots Trailhead, both located on Highway 93
Hike Distance: At least 54 km one-wayHike Duration: 1-6 days depending on itineraryElevation Gain/Loss: 3,012 mDifficulty: Challenging
What makes it challenging? The trail is well-marked...
Grab your cameras and get hiking, adventurers! Explore Worldwide (despite the similar name, not affiliated with explore magazine) has released the results of their study on the top photographed trails, which examines over 500 popular walking locations around the...
One of the most valuable tools we can bring with us to ensure our safety when heading outdoors is nearly invisible—a RECCO reflector that’s sewn into our outdoor gear. These small and lightweight passive transponders increase any adventurer’s chances...
Many know of The Lions near West Vancouver or the Stawamus Chief near Squamish, but there are plenty of other places to hike outside of the general Vancouver area. Here are some of our picks for hikes near Maple Ridge...
This province is home to ten major mountain ranges and a host of lakes, rivers and waterfalls, plus the shoreline of the Pacific Ocean, Salish Sea and Inside Passage.
If it's inspiration you need, here are 25 of the best, bucket-list...
Sixty-four kilometres from Vancouver, on the far side of some of the most stunning highway scenery this side of the 49th parallel is Squamish—one of BC’s most famous natural playgrounds.
For the wilderness lover, Squamish has it all: mountains, rivers, lakes,
Little known fact: when it comes to wooded trails and beautiful views, Toronto has a lot to offer. Don't get lost in the concrete jungle on your next trip to the Six—instead, bring your hiking boots and use them!
Here are...
Getting outside, seeing the world, exposing ourselves to new cultures, landscapes and experiences has immense benefits and is one of the most rewarding aspects of life—but over-tourism persistently plagues the world’s most pristine natural places, and social media isn’t helping.
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