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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. Pull on your warm winter clothing and...
From hiking socks to multi-tools, there’s no shortage of new and nifty items to pack into a loved one's stocking this holiday season. If you’re shopping for someone who loves nature, adventure and the outdoors, we have the best...
Purchase a lift pass for you and your friends or family to go skiing this season. You could buy a gift card to a hill like Mont Tremblant in Quebec and plan an epic winter getaway, or, for multi-pow-day...
Winter in Canada’s outdoors can be a lot of fun—even if you don’t want to ski down a hill or along a forest trail. Here are five different places in Canada where you can enjoy five...
Are you ready for ski season this year? Get ready to carve through pristine powder and experience the exhilarating rush of winter skiing and snowboarding! Grab your gear, your ski pass and feel the crisp mountain air. The...
Whether the loved one you're shopping for this holiday season enjoys walking in the park or hiking to mountain summits, the right gear can make or break the experience. Our favourite gear often depends on functionality and aesthetic...
While outdoor play promotes healthy growth and fosters creativity and appreciation for the natural world, kids in today's increasingly digital world may need more of a nudge to spend time outside. Featuring a blend of practical...
Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, is the oldest national park in the country. But that’s not the only reason it’s on the top of so many hikers’ and travellers’ bucket lists—it’s a beautiful place to visit...
Today is National Take a Hike Day, a day for us all to get outside, soak in the beauty of nature and explore the picturesque hiking trails and landscapes that surround us. Whether you're...
“I’ll see you at the UFO talk later tonight,” says Kyle Horvath as he slings his mountain bike over the tailgate of his pick-up truck and tosses a sweaty helmet into the box.
File that under words you’re unlikely...
I love wearing wool. I always have. Wool generally keeps you dry when wet, unlike a lot of other materials. It's also darn environmental (the animal doesn't die when the material is obtained so it's definitely a sustainable resource).
We’ve all heard of ways to beat boredom while camping, but no one talks about the humdrum of hiking trips. In the midst of nature’s wonders, boredom should have no place. Yet, like an uninvited companion, monotony...
- 50 Best Hikes in Canada
- Trail Descriptions & Lengths
- Beautiful, Inspiring Images