Whither the Greenbelt?
Opening up Ontario’s protected farmland, forests and wetlands to development would be a multi-generational disaster.
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Three Stages of Nature Immersion
What exactly is nature immersion and how can it help you? The best way to figure that out is to throw yourself into a wilderness (or near-wilderness) experience.
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Tackling Plastic Pollution with Three Waters Foundation
The new Three Waters Foundation aims to raise awareness of the Lake Huron pollution crisis through expeditions, partnerships, research and community engagement.
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Gravel Plans
Bike tires crunching down Ontario's gravel roads is a sound of summer. Here are five routes to ignite your gravel stoke.
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Back Forty Glamping: Bespoke in the Woods
Off a little-traveled gravel road, just a stone’s throw from the blacktop, three crisp white geodesic domes stand tucked into the top of a wooded hillside, overlooking a rolling patchwork of farmland and forest.Â
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Celebrating a Landmark Bruce Trail Improvement Project
The Beaver Valley Club of the Bruce Trail Conservancy is excited to announce the completion of a new trail system at Hogg’s Falls.
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Tribute: ML’s Map Artist John Haines
For 15 years the Ontario artist John Haines drew ML's gatefold maps for both the Blue and Coast Mountains editions.
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Artist Profile: Elevating AwarenessÂ
The story behind an Indigenous-created installation at Blue Mountain Resort.
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Behind the Devil’s Glen Climbing Route Closures
New signage attempts to limit routes at a popular Niagara Escarpment climbing area inside an Ontario park. Climbers are not happy.
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ML Blue Mountains 20th Anniversary Issue Out Now
For the 20th anniversary issue of ML Blue Mountains we rewind to the mists of 2003 and trace the evolution of outdoor bliss vibes over the years—and also look to the future.
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Signs, Signs, Everywhere a Sign: Behind the Trail Closures at Three Stage
The story behind the trail closures at Three Stage, the MTB trail network within Ontario's Pretty River Valley Provincial Park.
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Artist Profile: Jeremy Down’s Georgian Bay Series
Jeremy Down’s paintings of Georgian Bay will challenge your long-held perceptions of the Sixth Great Lake.
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At Home in the Woods
An A-frame on Ontario's Saugeen Bruce Peninsula updates a timeless design.
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Cycling Ontario’s Simcoe County
Whether you’re a die-hard gravel rider, a fully armored downhill warrior or a comfort bike meanderer, there’s a cycling event for you in Simcoe County.
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ML Presents: Pursuits Film Festival 6
The Pursuits Film Festival is back on Friday, April 14 with an evening of adventure films celebrating the outdoors in Ontario and beyond.
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Off-Piste ON
Slashing backcountry powder in Ontario is a hard-fought but rewarding way of life. In this multi-part feature, we talk to the shredders, scope out the gear and explore the techniques and terrain.
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Skiis & Biikes Looks to the Future
Words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. Article sponsored by Skiis & Biikes. Skiis & Biikes has come a long way from its A-frame beginnings, and weathered more storms than Covid.…
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ML Blue Mountains Winter-Spring ’23 Issue Out Now
In this issue we carve thick slices of Ontario backcountry, revist the powder highway with kids, wake up and smell the psilocybin, explore some true Eastern alpine, paint the many moods of Georgian Bay and much more.
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Gallery: Fall and Winter in Ontario
With an eye on dolostone crags, terrain parks, hidden waterfalls, colossal Great Lakes ice and deep forest trails, our photographers frame a long goodbye to fall and a big early welcome to winter in Ontario.
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