Vie en montagne Winter/Spring ’22 Issue Out Now
In the winter/spring 2022 issue of Vie en montagne, there are plenty of opportunities to dive headfirst into the joys of ice and snow.
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ML Coast Mountains 15th Anniversary Issue Out Now
To celebrate our 15th year of sharing the stoke out here in the Coast Mountains, this issue looks back at how life has changed around here over the past decade…
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New ML Rocky Mountains Mag Has Dropped!
We are honoured and inspired (and straight-up stoked!) to bring the world-famous Rocky Mountains into the Mountain Life family. From Jasper to Fernie, Calgary to Revy we vow to scour…
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Vie en montagne Summer-Fall Issue Out Now / édition été-automne, disponible dès maintenant
Fendre les flots Les jours s’enchaînent, les mois défilent, les saisons s’écoulent comme un puissant cours d’eau qu’aucun barrage pandémique ni écluse virale ne puisse dévier du formidable cours de…
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ML Coast Mountains Summer Issue Out Now
Editor’s Message: FEET FIRST Let’s not kid ourselves, pretty much every issue of Mountain Life is “The Backyard Issue,” that’s kind of the point of it all—we love the Coast…
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Mountain Life to Launch Rocky Mountains Edition This Fall
For the past 18+ years, Mountain Life’s publications and digital presence have proven it’s possible to build something a community can really connect to. With the launch of ML in…
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ML Coast Mountains Winter/Spring ’21 Issue Out Now
Let’s be clear about one thing: A shitstorm is still a storm. And amidst the continuing uncertainty, stress, and general unpleasantness of the COVID-19 pandemic, our crew out west in…
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Quelles frontières / What Limit? Winter-Spring ’21 Vie en Montagne Out Now
Vie en Montagne, Mountain Life’s Quebec edition, releases its third issue: Winter/Spring 2021. Il y a un an, la première publication de Vie en montagne vous emmenait skier…
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From The Mag: Shooting Arrows At Time with Jon Turk
words:: Jon Turk The beachcomber bent down to pick up a nondescript piece of driftwood and broke into a broad smile when she found a bent, rusty nail embedded in…
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Mountain Life Time Travel Issue – “How did they make the cover??”
The February 2019 “Time Travel” issue of Mountain Life: Coast Mountains features Brett Tippie on the cover, carving a turn from a Kamloops gravel pit in 1991 through to the…
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Mountain Lifer: Chris Winter Knows How To Use His Free Time Wisely
words :: Ben Osborne “I don’t like the term ‘ski bum’ – it implies you are lazy.” Chris Winter is an under-the-radar Whistler legend. He’s a forward- thinking philanthropist and…
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Recalling A Night Lost In Northern Ontario and Reflecting On The Plight Of The Homeless
In February 2017, I attended the Home Horizon “Coldest Night of the Year” in Collingwood, Ontario. It was an event to raise funds for homeless women, children and youth. Leaders…
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New Coast Mountains Issue Available Now
Over at Mountain Life: Coast Mountains we haven’t run a snowboard cover since 2012. And it’s also been a couple years since a woman has graced the cover so the…
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Wellness: The Dark Ride — Mental Health in our Mountain Community
A life of happiness is what we are all after. And the easy way to fulfill this dream is to constantly find the fun. That’s why most people move to…
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Celebrate 10 Years of Mountain Life Coast Mountains
It was Bob Dylan who said, “Time passes slowly up here in the mountains.” And that’s true when you’re out there on the ridge line watching the sun sink…
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Mountain Lifer: Mike Nemesvary, The James Bond of Freestyle Skiing
World champion freestyle skier Mike Nemesvary grew up in a water-skiing family. He was an active kid, the middle child of three, who grew up in the suburbs of Ottawa.…
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Peaking in the East: Hiking the Adirondacks
“A trail sleekens to its end,” American author Robert Moor writes in On Trails, an insightful meditation on the oft-overlooked routes beneath our feet. “An explorer finds a worthwhile destination;…
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Resort Town Punks: Sons of Ishmael
Back when the only surfable wave in the Blue Mountains/Georgian Bay region of Ontario was the New Wave onslaught, you had to buy your records at Becker’s convenience or Stedman’s department…
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Locked In: Filming the First Descent of Papua New Guinea’s Beriman River Gorge
There are no sure things in adventure filmmaking. Even in a perfectly remote location with the best athletes in the world and gyro-stabilized helicopter cameras that cost more than a…
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The Lillooet Effect: Four Season Potential in one of BC’s Most Isolated Communities
The first few pedal strokes feel all too familiar, but the backdrop is fresh. A knobbed tire kicks up a cloud of dust, which settles quickly to reveal the mighty…
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