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Solo travel is soaring in popularity, and I know why. This is what I’ve learned after two decades of going it on my own.
We love to travel, but most airports suck. Here are ones that don't.
A chance encounter while skiing Mount Mackenzie challenges stereotypes and inspires heartfelt gratitude
Joe Buffalo Child has a deep connection to the auroras, which his people, the Dene, believe carry messages from their ancestors. We headed into the boreal forest seeking light.
B.C.’s beauty is hard to top. Our writer shares her ideal route, packed with stunning coastlines, mountain peaks, and insider tips on where to stay, eat, and play.
You’ll be counting stars and catching the Northern Lights at these one-of-a-kind dark-sky retreats
Our travel expert experienced firsthand how far the dollar goes in these adventure-packed destinations. Put them on your vacation radar, too.
The evacuation call came late at night, causing chaos and confusion as locals and tourists tried to leave the park en masse
Peter Landsman, creator of LiftBlog.com, shares insights from his incredible journey and reveals the lift that stands out among more than 3,000
Spectacular mountains and deep fjords, powder-blue lakes and sea stacks: here’s your bucket list of national parks to visit up north
Venture off the beaten path to northern British Columbia, where you’ll explore seemingly endless backcountry, meet diverse Indigenous peoples, and encounter a world of wildlife
There’s nothing quite like hitting the open road on an epic adventure, especially on these incredible stretches of highway
Scandinavia dominates the 2024 World Happiness Report, while the U.S. drops out of the top 20. Plus, how to sign up to qualify for Finland's free Happiness Hacks vacation.
Tropical atolls, distant hikes and hot springs, and wild jungles and mountaintops lure adventurous travelers to these beautiful far flung spots
Train travel is back and better than ever, with upgrades and expanded service hitting iconic destinations across North America. Sit back, look out the window, and wake up to new sights and adventures.
Our aurora-chasing author (who shot this photo) knows just where to head. Here are the destinations expected to put on the show of a lifetime this year.
Deep in the Canadian wilderness, two professional climbers in dire straits triggered a rescue with their cell phone
Officials found the victims on Saturday morning and euthanized a bear that exhibited aggressive behavior
As angler numbers declined, lodge owners cast about to appeal to a changing world, offering way more adventures in spectacular corners of North America
Canada is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record, but the country’s beautiful national park system has mostly escaped them
The bear attack happened near Bearhole Lake Provincial Park in British Columbia, where most of that country’s grizzlies live
The lesbian lumberjack of the internet started chopping wood on TikTok as a joke. But in the process she became the role model her younger self had always wanted.
We’ve got you. With this advice, you can still nab a nice—and even popular—spot at a campground of your choice this summer. Huzzah!
The beautiful scenery in popular TV series like ‘Yellowstone’ and ‘The White Lotus’ has sparked a tourism trend. Here are our five favorite locations to travel to and fun adventures nearby.
From the mighty St. Lawrence River to ocean exploration, summer and fall in Québec are all about enjoying nature on and around the water
Club Med’s first four-season resort in Canada just might be the summer vacation your family needs
Alone in the wilderness, facing a grizzly that was determined to kill him, Colin Dowler had only one option: fight for his life.
These tips from a local will loop you into everything you need to know for the perfect Whistler Blackcomb experience
Every season, the survival reality TV show features a few bushcraft specialists who approach wilderness living with an artistic flair
Beloved by many Canadians, the trail is especially important to Vancouver-based Judith Kasiama, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo and founder of Colour the Trails
Cyclists who love the Dark Crystal Trail, located in Whistler, British Columbia, have Scott Veach to thank for its creation
These five documentaries from the famed mountain film festival feature everything from daring ski descents to an adorable Alaskan husky
Surfing in Baja. Summit-to-sea skiing in Alaska. Hiking in Death Valley. There’s no shortage of epic adventures to be had in winter. We’ve rounded up our favorite trips to make sure you get your fill of thrills.
The retailer is taking over the Journeyman Lodge in Whistler, along with the lodge’s parent company, Callaghan Country Wilderness ϳԹs
From Reykjavík to Minneapolis, winter isn’t just tolerated here, it’s celebrated
The British Columbia Supreme Court mandated that law enforcement leave the front lines, in part due to its failure to uphold civil liberties
Many Canadians think old-growth forests are protected from logging. Turns out, Indigenous people and a scrappy band of activists called the Rainforest Flying Squad are all that stands between Vancouver Island’s last old growth and logging companies.
Claire Nelson’s memoir, ‘Things I Learned from Falling,’ describes how a spill from atop a 25-foot boulder in Joshua Tree National Park changed her life
You might think that British Columbia’s oldest forests are protected from commercial interests. You’re wrong.
British Columbia is in the midst of a major surge in coronavirus cases, forcing resorts to shutter early
Skiers are claiming that there are issues with Pieps DSP backcountry safety devices
With a focus on sustainability, transparency, and inclusivity, here’s how the Canadian outdoor brand Alder Apparel is nailing women’s outdoor clothing
The ursine inhabitants of the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center test dozens of containers each year to see if they're worthy of bear-proof certification
In an excerpt from 'The Cold Vanish,' a new book about people who disappear in the wild, ϳԹ contributor Jon Billman looks at the rare, tragic case of a fat-tire rider who couldn't be found
'Last Moments of Recall' follows skiers based in Canada's Chic-Choc Mountains as they tour the birch forests of Gaspésie National Park
As it became clear that climbing walls could be an ideal host for the coronavirus, most gyms closed their doors this week
Stop storing up days and start using them, whether it's for a microadventure, a staycation, or a road trip
The ice climber, kayaker, and paraglider continues to explore uncharted territories into his fifties
After 30 years, Ktunaxa First Nation, with help from the Canadian government and Patagonia, finally shut down the Jumbo Glacier ski-resort development
They say to spend money on experiences, not things—shouldn't gift giving be the same?
From unexpected snowstorms to below-freezing bathroom breaks, winter camping is a wild adventure. Some nights, you relish the hilarity of navigating tent poles with numb fingers. Other nights, you'd rather show up, sit back, and crack open a beer. If you're ready for the latter—a mix of chilly excursions and heated luxury—it's time to treat yourself at one of North America's best winter glamping sites. Here are our favorites.
You could order a premade kit. Or you could get crafty and build your own hot box.
The six most doable ski descents in North America, according to pro skier Cody Townsend and ski mountaineer Noah Howell
Which mega-pass to buy to make the most of this season and more
'Highway of Tears' tells the story of the dozens of indigenous women and girls who have gone missing or been found murdered along Canada's Highway 16
The short road trip on British Columbia's Sea to Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler packs in a ton of adventure
Hunters Jessi Johnson and Bridget Noonan try to fill their Dall-sheep and caribou tags in Canada's Northwest Territories.
When she realized a mountain lion was stalking her, Dee Gallant knew exactly what to do—blast some heavy metal
Catch the great southerly migration with North America's top birding enthusiasts
These experiences will help you connect to the land while respecting the indigenous cultures that have long inhabited it
From remote wilderness resorts to a ski-in, ski-out hotel, these properties care as much about environmental practices as they do guest amenities
Instagram can make even the most far-flung places seem accessible. But how much does it really cost to get the shot?
A new book showcases the globe-trotting work of a photographer whose life mission is to document masks from endangered cultures
In April, alpinists David Lama, Jess Roskelley, and Hansjörg Auer went silent during a harrowing expedition in Canada. The climbing community mobilized, first for a search and then for a memorial. In the wake of the tragedy, writer Nick Heil examines the motives of cutting-edge climbers and wonders: How close should we stand to our own mortality to feel alive?
This is what nightmares are made of
The Canadian pilot has summited Mount Everest, biked the Arctic, and rowed across the Atlantic
Finally visit those crowd-less destinations you’ve been dreaming of—without breaking the bank
Authorities are searching for a vandal who wrecked a popular tourist destination in Squamish, B.C.
This segment of 'Big Land' showcases the perils of an expedition to Canada's Labrador region, including bears and unrelenting weather
The Canadian almost-astronaut is making a name for herself as a new kind of space-nerd-of-all-trades
With the help of Steven Glass and Mitchell Rosko, you could be living in a skoolie (complete with a fireplace and shower) within a year
How much does the world need to know about a deadly bear attack? That question was tested in the Yukon last year, after the horrific loss of a mother and daughter caused a destructive media storm.
At 1.1 million acres, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is one of the largest and most popular backcountry destinations in the U.S. and a longtime proving ground for adventurers. But now the region is facing the threat of sulfide-ore copper mining. Stephanie Pearson paddles into the wild.
What do we lose when we lose the animals that make up the soundtrack of the outdoors?
In 'Road to 100,' kayakers Liam Fournier and Aniol Serrasolses set out to drop Ram Falls in the remote Canadian Rockies
Peter Heller’s latest novel puts two college friends in a canoe on Canada's Maskwa River, paddling toward a struggle against nature and other humans