On the heels of winning Can Geo’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year, the Quebec-based photographer sits down with ML podcast host Feet Banks. Maxime Légaré-Vézina’s photo career launched in 2014…
Though the early to mid-season was a little rainy in BC's Coast Mountains, healthier snowpacks settled in eventually. April is the sweet spot here, with bluebird skies and creamy snow. Check ML photographers' take on winters past in this best-of gallery.
After moving north for climbing and snow, photographer Will Tam documents the wild edges of Ontario's Blue Mountains region—from frozen waterfalls to snowy owls to backcountry turns.
Few places are as majestic and wild as the Canadian Rockies in winter. As seen in the most recent issue of ML Rocky Mountains, ML photographers capture the following scenes of…
The plan was to wrap by dusk. But five minutes before the sun dipped behind the Monashees, the light started to break just right—and everything shifted. Photographer Ryan Creary and…
In Québec, winter rewards those willing to break trail. As featured in the newest issue of Vie en montagne, VEM photographers capture the moments that define the season.
A Mountain Life photo is never a fluke; our photographers earn every pixel, working year-round, tracking light, weather and those brief, hard-won moments outdoors. Every image we run hits hard, but this gallery offers a representative slice of 2025’s bumper crop, captured across BC, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and beyond.
An ML photo doesn't happen by accident; it’s the result of our tireless photographers spending all four seasons chasing light, weather and fleeting moments outdoors. Every shot we publish is a banger, but here's a cross-section of 2025's crop.
ML photographers put themselves way out there to capture the images that inspire all of us to seek solace, adventure and connection outdoors. Check out these gems from the pages…