Gregory Cache: The Ultimate Adventure Travel Carry-On
The new Gregory Cache 42L is dialled in for travellers who want to move swiftly, stay organized and soak up every moment of stoke. Gregory’s designers clearly log some serious…
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Bid Big, Go Far, Protect More
Adventure travellers take note: Your dream trip is up for grabs—and wild places will benefit.
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Pure Magic: Surfing Madagascar’s Remote Barren Islands
This unsurfed archipelago 40 km off Madagascar's west coast offers up uncrowded breaks galore.
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Duffel with a Difference: the Peak Design Travel Duffel
A good duffel is an unbeatable, essential travel companion. At a glance, the design is simple and unimprovable—right? But what if the concept could be reinvigorated in a multitude of ways? Enter Peak Designs Travel Duffels.
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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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Slopeside at The Josie Hotel — Where Modern Meets Magic
They say you gotta be a little bit crazy when you try something new. Case in point: The Josie Hotel, at the base of Red Mountain in Rossland, BC. By…
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Blue Sky Kingdom: An Epic Family Journey to the Heart of the Himalaya
Blue Sky Kingdom (Douglas & McIntyre) is Bruce Kirkby‘s new book about a journey with his wife Christine and their two children—seven-year-old Bodi and three-year-old Taj—over the Pacific by container…
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Go With More: Thule Force XT XL Rooftop Cargo Carrier
With no complicated setup needed, the Thule Force XT XL Rooftop Cargo Carrier is ready to ride, right out of the box. We mounted it in a few minutes and…
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Off-Course: Bikepacking Doesn’t Get Any Easier As You Get Older
From the editor: travel writer Melanie Chambers reached out to us a few months ago with an idea: To bike pack 1700 kilometres across Japan. We immediately leapt on board,…
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Newfoundland’s Coastline Is Unique And Full Of History
Newfoundland’s rocky coastline, up close and in the round words :: Ned Morgan photos :: Craig Minielly. Instead of referring to Newfoundland by well-worn epithet “The Rock”, I…
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Breaking Good: Family Surf Camp in Costa Rica
On our last day of surf camp, I paddle into a whitewater wave. I stand up and enjoy the feeling of riding the wave. It’s not the coolest, biggest wave,…
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Norge: A Postcard From Norway’s Wild West Coast
A postcard from Norway’s wild west coast, where you’ll find long fjords, big snow, small ski areas, few people, and plenty of tradition. Words :: Leslie Anthony // Photos :: Mattias…
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A Skier’s Journey Episode 1: Iran
The first episode of A Skier’s Journey is live. “Should we go?” Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots decide, indeed, they should. Upon arriving in Iran, they are welcomed with profound…
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Out of Time: Is it Twilight for the Kingdom of Zanskar?
Bare-legged, I’d shuffled through the slushy water flowing over the ice surface like a zombie, little but sheer will telling my feet where to go. Anything below the knees had…
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Mountain Biking in the Andes: The Turquoise Waters of Lake Paron
“You know, it’s the mountain in the Paramount Pictures logo, and many say it’s the most beautiful peak in South America,” says our Mexican friend, a hardcore road cyclist training…
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Bitten: Heading Deep into Africa to Fight Malaria
Words & photos :: Todd Lawson. At 5:30 a.m. we’re jolted from an ugly cement-floor sleep. Looking outside, I see a boy feverishly banging away at a rusted truck hub…
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