Every trail across Canada has its own personality, shaped by terrain and season alike. Travel writer Robin Esrock shares his best tips on how to tackle them.
Canada is home to seven distinct landscapes, each with its own climate, character, and outdoor adventures. Explore travel writer Robin Esrock’s favourite ways to experience each one.
Canada’s trails can be challenging, but every kilometre brings its own reward, from new friendships to delicious local flavours at the finish. It’s these magic moments that make the journey unforgettable.
Learn why slowing down is the key to truly exploring a country as vast as Canada. Take the time to fully experience one region, and let each place reveal its best moments.
Any project needs a solid foundation for success, and when it comes to hiking, the foundation is your boots.
Hiking poles can reduce the cumulative stress on your knees by up to 25%, especially during downhill descents when forces can reach several times your body weight.
Looking to beat the crowds and explore Canada at its most peaceful and picturesque? In this blog, travel writer Robin Esrock shares why this shoulder season might just be Canada’s best-kept secret for hikers, photographers, and nature lovers alike.
Newfoundland and Labrador form the most easterly parts of Canada and we can't help but notice that there is no shortage of superlatives in the region...
In addition to quality family bonding and lifelong memories, the outdoors is the perfect educational environment. Sharing an outdoor adventure instills many great values, from embracing nature to overcoming fears of the unknown and unpredictable.
Active travel means exploring on foot or by bike, and the level of that physical activity varies widely depending on the trip.
