I was going to call this post ‘Layering for the unexpected and other helpful tips for the 2021 ski season” because it’s mostly about layering and 2020 has been, well …unexpected, but ‘How to Level Up Your Lodge-less Resort Experience’ seems to be more fitting for the times. Resort skiing is going to be different READ MORE
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On the Go Geology: Fossil Identification
Fossil hunting is a great activity at any age, and Newfoundland is the perfect place to do it. The thrill of discovery is made even more magical with a little fossil knowledge. Some basic skills in fossil identification can help you to picture what the area used to look like millions of years ago, and better understand the amazing creatures that ruled at the time. READ MORE
How to Choose Compact Binoculars for Hiking
Binoculars are designed to bring clarity to your outdoor adventures. Some hikers consider the field of view, others the magnifying power, size, durability, and price. However, the most important thing to consider is the ease of use and optical performance. Compact Binoculars for Hiking Since size and weight are of concern when going hiking, you READ MORE
On the Go Geology: Hiking the Tablelands
Hiking the Tablelands of Gros Morne National Park is a truly unique experience. These rocks are hard to find on the Earth’s surface, so if you’re visiting Newfoundland this is a stop not to be missed! READ MORE
On the Go Geology: Common Minerals of Newfoundland
Welcome to our new series of posts – all about geology! Emilie is our resident rock expert, kicking things off with Common Minerals of Newfoundland so you can begin learning about what you’re seeing while you’re out hiking and exploring. Take it away Emilie! As a kid I loved rocks. I had a rock collection, READ MORE
How to Safely Hike with Your Dog
In this post, we’ve included a handy infographic on how to hike safely with your dog so you can both have a fun and safe adventure. Hiking through the forest is one of the best methods of getting rid of daily stress while clearing the mind and enjoying nature And you don’t have to do READ MORE
Emily’s Extremely Light Packing – Equator to the Arctic Circle
It was December when my work took me to West Africa, and my life took me to Europe. Three weeks, two opposing climates, one 28 litre backpack. I knew that this back-to-back trip would be the biggest test of my packing skills yet. Now, I’m no slouch when it comes to packing light. My work READ MORE
All About Maps for Adventurers
Maps are an adventurers best friend. With a good map you can plan a trip, stay found and have a great souvenir! The key to maps is using the right one for what you’re doing and know how to use it effectively. In this post, All About Maps for Adventurers, we will cover all this READ MORE
Guide to Leading a Hike
Sharing your love of hiking and exploring is a wonderful way to motivate and inspire others to get out and do the same. Hiking has many benefits, just a few are fitness, enjoyment, and connecting with nature. With this Guide to Leading A Hike, I hope to share a simple process you can use repeatedly READ MORE
Adventure How To: Survive a Wildfire While Hiking
As a new hiker in Western Canada, one of the many new skills I needed to learn was how to survive a wildfire while hiking. Back east, wildfires are not as common and fire is not a hazard we learn about as outdoors people. In this post, I want to help you learn more about READ MORE