Nunavut Trails

Try adding a good hip belt and shoulder straps. Having all three will make the portage less painful. Of course, you’ll still feel some discomfort. Heck, it’s a portage after all.

Point Grondine Park is a new addition to Ontario’s Killarney region, developed in 2016 by the Anishinabek Nation of Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory.

The ice is getting soft, the birds are migrating back, and soon canoeists will be oiling up their paddles and heading out for their first trip. To help you get prepared, here are some top “how-to” canoe books.

Here are the best practices for winter camping etiquette.

To me, life is like paddling down a wild river; sometimes it sweeps you gently along, and sometimes the fast current comes out of nowhere. Whatever the case, there has always been something waiting for me around the next bend.

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The two outdoor survivalists, who were cast in the third season of the History Channel’s Alone TV series (Zachary Fowler was the winner), are facing several charges after camping and hunting illegally in the backcountry of Banff National Park for part of a 30-day survival challenge in the Canadian Rockies.

I had the pleasure of doing a Whisky Fireside Chat with Bruce Watts, a thru-hiker with a popular YouTube channel called Campology. He’s been backpacking for over 40 years, covering thousands of kilometers, explored every Canadian province and territory and most of the USA. Bruce has a great video series…

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Forget those trail pamphlets or laminated park signs that provide trivia on the trees hikers will see along their walk. …

The only disadvantage of the popularized canvas hot tent for winter camping is the cost. Prices range from $1,000 to $2,000. That’s a lot of cash to hand out, especially if you’re only going to try winter camping once or twice a season.

I think most canoe trippers have experienced that moment while paddling Killarney Provincial Park’s busy backcountry, when you see your favourite campsite in the distance but then realize you’re not the only paddler making a beeline for it. It becomes a race; first come, first serve mentality kicks in.
Well, Killarney…

   Hot tenting beats cold camping, hands down! I remember the trip that changed everything for me. I was camping …