Blue Mountain Film Festival Debuts in June
The inaugural Blue Mountain Film Festival runs June 1-5 and promises to be the biggest event of the season.
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Time For Action: Inside TBM’s Community Sustainability Plan
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a complex and arduous task. But Ontario's Town of the Blue Mountains (TBM) is already in a good position to take action.
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The Soul of Skiing Defined: Ski Big 3
Want to win a luxury vacation to access to the best skiing and riding in Banff National Park? Explore 3 unique resorts making up 8,000 acres of terrain across Banff…
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Spring at Sun Peaks
by Leslie Anthony It’s not hard to figure out how longer days, warmer temperatures and a place whose name already singles it out for great weather might add up to…
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Friday Flick: AXED
We recently checked out AXED in Ontario’s Blue Mountain village!AXED is a 20ft mobile axe throwing trailer! Check out the video to learn more 👇🪓 Production: No Salt Productions @nosaltpro
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The Hidden Gems of the B.C. Backcountry
Tucked away from the mainstream, the Backcountry Lodges of B.C. beckon wanderers off the beaten path. Words :: Erin Moroz. Article sponsored by Backcountry Lodges of British Columbia. If you…
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ML Coast Mountains: The Optimism Issue – Out Now
ML Coast Mountains – The Optimism Issue – is out now.
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A Mirror to Nature
More than cabins in the forest, this mysterious retreat offers nature immersion for the camping-averse. Words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. The arcana website is a bit of an enigma.…
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Axed in the Village
From the very beginning of Axed, Melissa Herod and husband, John, had their sights set on Blue Mountain Village.
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Five Reasons to Visit Simcoe County this Winter
Words :: Kristin Schnelten. Article sponsored by Tourism Simcoe County. Snow season has arrived! And, if weather predictions hold true (they always do, right?), we’re in for a winter chock-full…
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How to Go Heli-Skiing and Not Be a Climate-Changing Jerk
Welcome to a new era of carbon-neutral heli. Imagine endless miles of big-mountain terrain as far as the eye can see, and a perfect slope of untracked powder below your…
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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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Mutual Care: Rethinking our Relationship with Outdoor Spaces
words :: Jim Stinson // photos :: Maxime Légaré-Vézina. Throughout the pandemic, natural areas across the country have experienced a dramatic surge in interest and visitation as people have sought…
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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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Speed-Dating Panorama
There’s a lot to get acquainted with at eastern B.C.’s Panorama Mountain Resort. Words :: Melanie Chambers. A Snowy Rocket Ship I was begrudging the snowmobile ride. Instead of swooshing…
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Floating Free: Giving New Life to an Old Ferry
From the ML vaults, a young Squamish couple turns a retired BC ferry into their dream home. Words & photos :: Todd Lawson. Five years ago, while building a bench…
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TBM Future Story Cafe: Songs for Sustainability
Have you ever witnessed a song being composed in real-time? I have. And it happened in an unexpected place. This summer I attended a Future Story Cafe: a virtual sustainability…
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COVID Sheds: Simple, Tiny Retreats Built During Lockdown
words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. Matt Cundy’s life didn’t slow down last March—it came to a screeching, lurching halt. As a graphic designer whose clients run small businesses and…
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Fish On at Rivers Inlet Sportsman’s Club
words :: Feet Banks // photography :: Todd Lawson. It isn’t fishing if you don’t get up early, and when that bugle calls at 5:30 am at the Rivers Inlet Sportsman’s…
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