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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The Traslin Brothers: 200 Months of Earned Turns
We caught up ski mountaineers Mike and Andy Traslin to ask about their 200 months of earned turns and the long, winding uptrack that led there.
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Artist Profile: Elevating Awareness
The story behind an Indigenous-created installation at Blue Mountain Resort.
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Sweetgrass Chronicles: Walking from BC to San Francisco
Between the months of July and November 2022, I walked about 2500 kilometres from BC to San Francisco. Yes—I walked.
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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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Gear Shed: Picks for Spring & Summer
ML and partners offer a gear list curated for spring-summer stoke, including the latest sunnies, trail shoes, sun shirts, e-bikes, headlamps, racerback tanks, Rollerblades and kids' sun hats.
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Mountain Life Takes Home Multiple Awards
Ahem, so … we're officially "award-winning" again. Yup: ML Rocky Mountains and ML Coast Mountains both received awards recently at the 2023 Alberta Magazine Publishers Association Conference.
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Baptism By Gravel: Rab Equipment Enters The Adventure Cycling Game
I’m not in Colorado for a spandex conversion program, I’m here for the North American launch of Rab Equipment’s new cycling clothing line: Cinder.
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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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