Sponsored by Rally. Words and photos :: Kristin Schnelten. “Electrolytic beer” reads the can of Rally beer in my hand. … Read More
words :: Allison Kennedy Davies. It’s been a long and winding road for Ontario snowboarder Baily McDonald. With indisputable talent … Read More
“In the 1970’s one-man reigned supreme. His name…Hotdog Hans. The king of the mountain who had it all and lost … Read More
Wind blasts with freight-train force, prowling the frozen plains of the Grand Plateau Glacier. Hate has never come easy to … Read More
Words :: C.G. Fuego Photos :: Colin Field. People say we’re crazy. Surfing in the winter goes against the grain … Read More
mots :: Leslie Anthony. Nous sommes « dans le bois » ou plutôt dans le sous-bois, comme on dit dans … Read More
Is nowhere exempt from the scourge of plastic waste? Words :: Nikkey Dawn. Peering into the microscope, Dr. Imogen Napper … Read More
Why is it that the bike, surf and skate industry have all incorporated bottle openers into their gear, but the … Read More
Words :: C.G. Fuego Photos :: Colin Field. Why fat bike? Why indeed. You know what you get with massive … Read More
Words :: Feet Banks. “Snowboarding and surfing come with a level of reverence for and connection to the land,” says … Read More
mots :: Maxime Bilodeau // photos :: Charles-Antoine Chevarie. Jérémie Gauthier-Lacasse n’a pas froid aux yeux. Ce Montréalais de 27 ans … Read More
Advanced Shelter is less a brand than an evolving collaboration—a mission to elevate adventure-sports gear through art and altruism, with … Read More
Tips and insights for Blue Mountain Resort passholders/powhounds during a season like no other. Words :: David Loopstra. OK, so … Read More
Confidence building, safe risk-taking, balance, coordination, love-of-the-outdoors, making new friends — these are some of the hallmarks of the programs … Read More
Quebec’s Chic Choc region boasts the biggest mountain touring east of the Rockies. But is there anywhere to eat? Words … Read More
Cloaked in deep grey fog, the island reveals itself in layers. Staring into the wet, blank abyss of the southern … Read More