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    Gadd’s Truth: Interesting Times?

    It might be nice if the times were a little less interesting.


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NEW & NOTEWORTHY


  • Group of people with snowmobiles and gear on a frozen turquoise lake, with jagged, snow-capped mountains beneath a clear blue sky.
    Group of people with snowmobiles and gear on a frozen turquoise lake, with jagged, snow-capped mountains beneath a clear blue sky.
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    Northern Escape: Your Guide to Exploring Nunavut’s Territorial Parks

    Have you been to the largest and northernmost territory in Canada?

“Since 1981, Explore™ has proudly been the voice of Canadian outdoor enthusiasts.”



EDITORS’ PICKS


  • Woman in a teal tank top and black shorts stands on a rocky summit with arms raised against a clear blue sky and snow-capped mountains in the distance.
    Woman in a teal tank top and black shorts stands on a rocky summit with arms raised against a clear blue sky and snow-capped mountains in the distance.
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    I’ve Tried Thousands of Outdoor Adventures Near Vancouver. These Are My Top 10

    I wrote a new guidebook about Vancouver. These outdoor adventures still blow me away.







HIKING ADVENTURES


  • Wooden post with blue trail signs for cycling and walking, plus a Trans-Canada Trail emblem, beside a grassy riverside.
    Wooden post with blue trail signs for cycling and walking, plus a Trans-Canada Trail emblem, beside a grassy riverside.
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    The World’s Longest Trail Offers A New Way to See the Country

    The longest multi-use trail in the world is in Canada. It might be the most unique and rewarding way to explore the country from coast-to-coast-to-coast.


Explore magazine cover: two hikers on a rocky ledge overlooking a blue lake with jagged mountains and the bold'Oh Canada!' headline across the scene (45th anniversary issue).