Hut-to-hut hike rewards adventurers with epic views
Comfy beds and incredible food await after a long, fulfilling day
Taking the anxiety out of long crossings in a kayak
Go early, be prepared for any eventuality, plan well, concentrate on strong paddle strokes and keep your destination dead off your bow
Five days kayaking in B.C.’s Broken Group Islands
The majority of the paddlers were over 50, but there were young families and it was noticeable how much their children enjoyed the experience
Geared up for another kayak adventure on the B.C. coast
The equipment has improved and been refined over the years, but the thrill of the backcountry remains the same
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Small cities like Duncan, B.C., steward great artists
Reflecting on Canadian culture at the Dog House Restaurant and small businesses dedicated to local artisans
Once in a blue moon: scaling B.C.’s Fisher Peak
Climbing Fisher requires no mountaineering equipment, no technical skills. But the steady steepness makes for a long, hard day
Get a little badass on two wheels in Alberta’s Badlands
Sometimes you just need to hightail it out of the city to a place that makes you feel free.