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After spending much of the past decade circumnavigating the globe with her husband, daughter and Charlie the boat cat aboard a 40’ sailboat, Diane Selkirk has put her roots back down in Vancouver. She’s continuing to travel but her focus has shifted to Canada and the US, and her work has expanded to include environmentalism and social justice. Her writing and photography for publications including BBC Travel, Conde Nast Traveler, Cosmopolitan, Men’s Journal, Pacific Standard, Saveur and The Globe and Mail has been recognized with numerous awards.
It was snowing when I arrived in Vieux-Montréal. With narrow streets (originally travelled by foot or horse) lined with romantic stone buildings and lit up by seasonal lights, the historic neighbourhood felt hushed and inviting. A walk would make for a peaceful start to an upcoming week of…
As the first hints of the winter chill set in, snowbirds seeking refuge from the encroaching cold prepare to take flight. Read about some epic destinations for a warm and adventurous winter.
Diane Selkirk considers how the borrowing and sharing economy could benefit us. Read about local outfitters, clubs and government programs, and peer-to-peer lending for your next trip.
Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador
Dreaming of exploring Neverland, like Peter Pan and Wendy in the new film? Now you can… and it’s right here in Canada!
Blogs, Hiking, Hiking Trail Reviews, The Happy Camper, Trails, Travel
Ranging from the expansive Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, which protects the ancient prairie landscape, to the tiny fragile habitat of Whaleboat Island Marine Provincial Park in B.C.’s Salish Sea, to the windswept, former whaling station in Red Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, there’s something for everyone.
Blogs, Hiking Trail Reviews, The Happy Camper, Trails, Travel
To celebrate 40 years of print publishing, we’ve compiled several “40 best” articles. Read on for 40 incredible Indigenous-led outdoor experiences across the country:
Are you searching for a new trail? Get ready, because the Canadian government just announced an investment in new cycling and hiking paths
British Columbia, Hiking Trail Reviews, Trails, Travel
Are you based in the Thompson-Okanagan? Looking to get out into nature and try cross-country skiing? This article is for you!
Whether you’re a beginner, out with your family, interested in biathlon or ready for the beauty and challenges of …
What do you need to know, wear, bring and go for the best XC experience?
Once considered the dullest of the snow activities, Nordic skiing has shed its wool knickers and leg gaiter persona to …
SPRING 2024
Dig into our Paddling Issue. From the best routes in BC and Ontario, to the latest paddling gear and apparel to whitewater tips and more—this issue will get you ready for the season. Plus, we have an in-depth feature on sustainable travel and impactful advice on how to get your kids outdoors. All this and more!
