After years of tolerating my old heavy backpack, which never fit well on my short frame, I set out to find a very light and comfortable multi-day pack. I tested 8 backpacks and returned 7 of them, leaving the Osprey Eja 58 as the winner! Fit & Sizing I initially trialled the Osprey Eja 48 since READ MORE
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New Year, New Place, New Look
It’s almost 2019. As the new year approaches, I wanted to take the time to update all the Outdoors & On the Go dedicated readers with what 2019 has in store and thank you for a great 2018! Thank you for reading! This blog wouldn’t be anything with out you all. It’s for you. It’s READ MORE
10 Things to Pack for Outdoor Excursions with Your Dog
Our dogs are not only part of our families, but they are also partners for adventures. We love our pets and want to make sure each trip is safe for them. When you go out in the wilderness, there are dangers that you don’t face at home. Your dog could get hurt on new terrain READ MORE
‘Who Knit Ya?’: The sticker, the patch, and WHY.
Meaning: phrase in Newfoundland English that translates to “Who are your parents/mother?” Growing up, I was sort of the odd one out. The one who wanted to go and travel, adventure, get lost, and found, and lost again. I was a wanderer, and I didn’t even know it yet. I was a dreamer and the more READ MORE
The Seven Electronic Essentials for Outdoor Adventures
The Seven Electronic Essentials for Outdoor Adventures outlined below are a combination of emergency signalling devices, basic backcountry required gear, as well as some that’s just handy to have along. This post contains affiliate links to the recommended brands (since Katie truly trusts and believes they are awesome!) and we hope you will find this post READ MORE
Gros Morne National Park’s Western Brook Pond – Change at What Cost?
Western Brook Pond is the jewel of the national park, and a big reason UNESCO named it a World Heritage Site in 1987 – for the park’s “exceptional natural beauty” and “outstanding examples representing major stages of earth’s history”. It’s a 17 km long glacier-cut lake winding its way through 670 meter-high sheer cliffs, and READ MORE
Self Guided: Southwest Gulch Backcountry Ski Trip
The ‘pinnacle’ of backcountry skiing in Western Newfoundland is Southwest Gulch in Gros Morne National Park. Skiing in this area is mostly done over a series of days while staying at the cabin located there, but ambitious skiers or snowboarders with full touring set ups can make a big day of the area. This place READ MORE
Gear Review: Osprey Kresta 30
Wether you’re a skier, snowboarder or snowshoer looking for a great winter pack, you found it! The Osprey Kresta 30 Ski Pack has all the features you need to head out for a great day in the snow. Kresta 30 Specs Glove friendly buckles and zipper pulls (for real!) Reinforced wear points Stowaway helmet carry Front and READ MORE
A Local’s Guide to February in Newfoundland
February means winter is here. Snowmobile and cross country ski trails are groomed, the ski hills are open and there is plenty snow to play with. This month is full of excitement as the locals are excited to get out in the snow and play. Come out and join in the wintery, snowy FUN! Be ready READ MORE
8 Tips to Stay Healthy While Travelling
It’s that time the year again! By that I mean the time when you might be preparing to travel for the holidays or considering a winter vacation. I certainly am and these 8 Tips to Stay Healthy While Travelling is gonna make my next trips more fun and help me feel good the whole time! READ MORE