A Coast-to-Rockies Family RV Trip
Late last September, ML's art director embarked on an RV road trip with her two-year-old son and partner to discover the geographic wonders that lie between our two Western Canada publications.
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Travel articles, advice and tips for trips and destinations near and far.
evoTrip: Human Connection in the Outdoors
For years, evoTrip has offered full-immersion adventure travel experiences blending sport, culture and the outdoors in a way that highlights the human connection.
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Chic-Chocs: True Eastern Alpine
There are some first times that we will always remember. Like the time I skied off-piste through the alpine highlands of le parc national de la Gaspésie.
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Under the Influence: Oregon (part 2)
Part two of ML editor Feet Banks' slow-season journey to the mountain towns of Oregon.
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Back to the Future in Nunavik
A visit to a summer camp by and for the Inuit in the heart of their ancestral territory of Pingualuit, Nunavik.
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Family Nature Therapy
A dose of family nature therapy in Quebec’s mountainous Charlevoix region will keep the doctor away.
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Vie en montagne Summer/Fall 2022 Issue Out Now
The latest issue of Vie en montagne is now available.
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The Artistic River Village: Discovering Paisley
The village of Paisley in Bruce County, Ontario, offers something for everyone—and isn’t overrun by summer crowds.
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The Open Window: Motos & SUPs in Myanmar
In late 2019, with Myanmar's borders open and a large archipelago of limestone islands that could be the long-hidden cousin of Thailand’s Railay Beach rock climbing scene, three Mountain Lifers cleared their calendars, rolled up their inflatable SUPS, found what might be the only place in the country to rent enduro dirtbikes.
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364 Kilometres of River: Rafting the Grand Canyon
Rafting the Grand Canyon, like all the best adventures, is something pulled from your dreams, only better.
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Touching the Mountains of Heaven
Discovering the story beyond the landscape of Kyrgyzstan’s Tian Shan mountains.
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Greening the Revy Backcountry with Greg Hill
Ski mountaineer Greg Hill is the embodiment of good news for earth-aware skiers. He's offering a series of guided "green" backcountry skiing trips this winter, focusing on how to lower your carbon footprint while adventuring.
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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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Scientist, Mountaineer, Mom: Alison Criscitiello Blazes a Trail in the World’s Coldest Places
Scientist, mountaineer, mother and mentor to young women—pioneering alpinist and glacier specialist Alison Criscitiello wears many hats.
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Can You Have a Green Ski Vacation? Let’s Find Out.
This story was originally published on 57hours.com and has been republished here with permission. By :: Greg Hill – ACMG Ski Guide extraordinaire and soon-to-be Assistant Rock Climbing Guide Can…
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Friday Flick: BC’s Tallest Peak with Taylor Burk
“Remember that feeling when you first got to see a place you’d been wanting to see for your whole life? Taylor and I have both wanted to see Mount Waddington…
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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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