Beginner’s Guide to Rock Climbing
Of all the mountain pursuits, rock climbing can be one of the most intimidating. Watching videos of professional athletes ascend impossible-looking vertical walls with nothing
Of all the mountain pursuits, rock climbing can be one of the most intimidating. Watching videos of professional athletes ascend impossible-looking vertical walls with nothing
With some long spring days ahead in April and May it’s prime time for longer ski traverses. For those not familiar, a ski traverse is
An often overlooked, but extremely important factor in any ski trip, is backcountry group dynamics. Last week the Whistler Museum hosted a talk as part
Ski touring takes us to some amazing places in the mountains. But those mountains can be fraught with dangers such as avalanches. But lurking ounder the snow
Scratching the exploratory itch is what drives a lot of backcountry travelers. Some of the most memorable adventures begin by pouring over topographical maps and
Anyone who has spent time in British Columbia’s winter backcountry has no doubt heard of the ski touring in Rogers Pass. The infamous mountain road
In the world’s most popular ski destinations there’s a classic, multi-day backcountry trip considered a rite of passage by the local ski touring community. In
For dog lovers in the mountains, one of the most rewarding experiences is bringing your pooch along for the ride. People take their dogs on
Once every season or two, backcountry skiers and snowboarders develop an appetite for a special kind of trip. It may involve travelling half way across
Why take the AST 2? One of the most common misconceptions with avalanche education is that a course (such as the AST 1) leads to
Have you ever wanted to try an outdoor activity but couldn’t because you weren’t equipped? Purchasing and renting outdoor gear isn’t cheap and remains one
This weekend (January 16-17) marks Avalanche Canada’s annual Avalanche Awareness Days, a series of events at ski resorts across Canada to promote safety in the