Experience the challenging Pioneer Ridge Trail in Alaska through our detailed hiking guide. This demanding 22km trail with 2,023m elevation gain offers incredible views of Knik Glacier, but comes with unique challenges including wildlife encounters and trail conditions.
Explore closed winter trails near ski resorts on the Bruce Trail Ontario. Get insights on nearby ski areas, trail accessibility, and tips for your winter hiking adventures
Discovering Kelso Conservation Area Hiking Trails Nestled in the heart of Milton, Ontario, Kelso Conservation Area stands as a testament to natural beauty and outdoor recreation. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the extensive network of Kelso Conservation Area…
Ski touring, also known as Alpine Touring (AT), Ski Mountaineering (Skimo) or Randonée (Rando), Uphill Skiing, or Skinning, offers an incredible way to explore Quebec’s stunning winter landscapes. From thrilling trails in Mont Tremblant to the untouched powder of the…
Whenever we don’t feel like driving far or just have half a day on the weekend, we head to Claireville Conservation Area. It’s right near Brampton and a great spot to connect with nature without leaving the city. What’s New…
Ready to explore the Bruce Trail in winter? Get the essential winter hiking Bruce Trail safety tips from an experienced hiker. From gear recommendations to trail selection, here's everything you need for a safe and enjoyable winter hiking adventure.
Looking for a scenic and accessible hike near Calgary Bragg Creek? The Fullerton Loop Trail offers a perfect mix of gentle climbs, stunning views, and a peaceful outdoor escape. Whether you're hiking in winter or summer, this 6+ km loop is a great half-day adventure. Join us as we share our experience, essential winter hiking tips, and a unique holiday tradition you might spot along the trail!
Looking to explore multiple ski resorts with one pass? Multi-resort passes make it easier than ever to hit the slopes worldwide. Let’s break down the Ikon Pass, Epic Pass, Mountain Collective, Indy Pass, and RCR Ski Pass to help you…
Our final night on Iceland’s Ring Road led us to a seaside campsite in Akranes, where fierce winds and rain made for a challenging stay. From limited facilities to scenic yet stormy conditions, this was our toughest camping experience. Was it worth it? Read on for our full recap, plus essential tips from our 2,100-km campervan journey!
Looking for the best camping spot in northern Iceland? Hamrar Campsite in Akureyri offers modern amenities, scenic landscapes, and reliable Wi-Fi—rare for Icelandic campsites! From secure gated access to spacious restrooms and even a fridge in the kitchen, this site is a top choice for campers. Find out why it was one of our favorite stops on the Ring Road!
