What exactly is nature immersion and how can it help you? The best way to figure that out is to throw yourself into a wilderness (or near-wilderness) experience.
The new Three Waters Foundation aims to raise awareness of the Lake Huron pollution crisis through expeditions, partnerships, research and community engagement.
Off a little-traveled gravel road, just a stone’s throw from the blacktop, three crisp white geodesic domes stand tucked into the top of a wooded hillside, overlooking a rolling patchwork of farmland and forest.Â
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.
Whether you’re a die-hard gravel rider, a fully armored downhill warrior or a comfort bike meanderer, there’s a cycling event for you in Simcoe County.
Remember the double chair? The opportunity it offered to get close to that girl (or guy) you’ve slowly been falling in love with? The fleeting chance to have them all to yourself? For many of us of a certain vintage, the double chair is a special piece of nostalgic skiing culture.
Slashing backcountry powder in Ontario is a hard-fought but rewarding way of life. In this multi-part feature, we talk to the shredders, scope out the gear and explore the techniques and terrain.
Words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. Article sponsored by Skiis & Biikes. Skiis & Biikes has come a long way from its A-frame beginnings, and weathered more storms than Covid.…
In this issue we carve thick slices of Ontario backcountry, revist the powder highway with kids, wake up and smell the psilocybin, explore some true Eastern alpine, paint the many moods of Georgian Bay and much more.