September/October 2006
September/October 2006
Rescue From the Death Zone
Last May, a Canadian sacrificed his chance to reach the summit of Mount Everest to save a climber left for dead. Here’s his exclusive account of what happened up there.
- by Andrew Brash
The Mongolian Cure for Hoof Phobia
What happens when two horse-challenged greenhorns hit the dusty trail through the lands of Genghis Khan? Well, for starters, they eat a lot of yogurt.
- by Bruce Kirkby
How to Make a Bush Martini
And 20 other outdoor skills that, in our books at least, are pretty much essential. We’ve got all the advice, sneaky tips and clever know-how you need.
Columns
Out and About — Going in Blind
Sometimes a very, very little knowledge can go a long way.
- by J.B. MacKinnon
Environment — Troubled Waters Ahead
New Brunswick’s southwest shore won’t be the same if the tankers arrive.
- by Sarah Scott
Departments
Explorata
A tribute to a Canadian mountain legend; why grizzlies can’t make it on Vancouver Island; the man who looks for meteorites; deciphering guidebook doublespeak; Peter Reid gets a life after Ironman; the International Appalachian Trail keeps growing.
Adventure
Get your hike on with 10 of Ontario’s little-known gems.
The Latest Stuff
Cool new gear for your outdoor fun.
Into Gear
When you journey far from home, portable adventure gear is a must.
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