Adventure
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Summer weather is in full swing, which means it’s time to arm yourself with paddles and set off on an adventure on the waterways. From whitewater rafting to kayak fishing, here are some of the things that make paddling in...
Based in North Vancouver, BC, Blonyx Biosciences caters to people who want to further their athletic ambition through performance improvements. Blonyx is emerging as a pioneer within the field of sports nutrition due to their emphasis on using scientific...
Over the past seven years, I’ve paddled 327 of Algonquin Park’s lakes, rivers and creeks. I’ve had many great experiences along the way, but I’ve also made mistakes. From seemingly (but not at all) minor oversights like leaving the...
We expected company the morning of the third day. Paddlers David Skinner and Mary Hagerman wanted to meet up with us to paddle the next section of river, from King’s Falls to Miller Lake. It was the only section of...
I love feeling clean and fresh, even when I’m camping. Though it can be a bit tougher without running water and a bathroom counter full of my favourite skincare, I’ve found a selection of products that help me...
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.
Fall in Canada might objectively be the best time of year for an outdoor adventure: the bugs are gone, the temperatures are pleasant, the crowds have dispersed and the forests are putting on an incredible colour show. New Brunswick’s provincial...
Step off the beaten path and embark on an extraordinary journey through Ontario's Near North, a region brimming with untamed beauty and captivating cycling routes. Nestled on the Canadian Shield, North America's ancient volcanic core, lies the Voyageur Cycling...
Counted among Canada’s Best Adventure Towns, Thunder Bay is a basecamp for adventure. This northwestern Ontario city is backdropped by rolling mountains, blessed with granite crags and blanketed with boreal forest; hikers, campers, climbers and cyclists thrive in this...
The Algonquin interpretation for Kashwakamak is “the lake with rocky shoals.” That interpretation would have made sense before the timber barons and settlers dammed “Kashwakamak” to raise the water levels, flushing their logs and running their mills.
Owning a collection of Nalgene bottles, marked with stickers and scratches from endless drops on the trail, is almost a rite of passage for outdoor enthusiasts. It quickly becomes your emotional support water bottle. It’s been by your side...
For some of us, the two or three months of scorching weather leaves us melting in our hiking boots, desperate for a beach, watering hole, waterfall or lake to cool off at. Here are some of the places across Canada...
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