A long Canadian winter tests the limits of survival. Adapting physically or through behaviour, creatures of the north don't just survive the winter; they own it.
Every sunset is a spectacle full of wonder and awe, especially when enjoyed in the Canadian outdoors. Here’s a round-up of some of Robin Esrock's favourite spots across the country.
Beyond its capacity to alleviate stress, immersing oneself in nature has been shown to trigger the release of endorphins: neurotransmitters commonly referred to as the body's "feel-good" chemicals.
Canada is home to over 20 sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List distributed throughout the country. Let’s take a closer look at the sites you can encounter on your next trip.
If you love the outdoors, chances are you love the mountains. As a force of nature, soaring peaks have a way of stirring the soul. We invite you to scale your knowledge of Canada’s most impressive peaks.
Any outdoor adventure will place you square in the habitat of Canada’s wildlife. That said, there’s a tremendous amount of space for animals to get as far away as possible from any human interaction. Let’s meet some creatures that might share your trail.
Let’s learn a little more about whales and where to spot them this summer. An estimated thirty whale species are migrating along Canada’s 200,000 kilometres of shoreline.
One of many Newfoundland draws is an opportunity to see migrating icebergs as you hike along its rugged coastal stretches.
Canada has an estimated nine percent of all forests on the planet, sprawling across 38% of the entire country. Let’s tuck into this fascinating ecosystem, the healthiest green of all.
Being immersed in the outdoors on an outdoor adventure is accompanied by a calm sense of presence. Awaken your spirit of adventure to enjoy all the benefits of spending quality time in nature.
