Nunavut Trails

My only pet peeve with those blue barrels that canoeists use to store their food in is how disorganized everything …

Wondering where in Ontario to pitch a tent, cozy up in a cabin or test out a yurt this winter?

I had a chance to head out for a late fall canoe trip and I’m hoping to have a longer …

Indigo has named Adam’s latest book “One of the Most Anticipated Books of the Year,” It on CBCs Recommended Reads List for 2021, and Globe and Mail “Most Anticipated Books” list, and Amazon has already made it a #1 best-seller, and it was just released October 5th.

I was plagued by what’s called “phantom tick syndrome” for a few days after interviewing Shelley Ball about her book …

  Author Jon Turk has embarked on some incredible adventures. He kayaked around Cape Horn, across the North Pacific from …

Happy 60th Anniversary Algonquin Outfitters! Algonquin Outfitters has a total of 12 locations spread out across Algonquin Provincial Park and …

Fall is coming and the big question for many campers is whether to pack a regular three-season tent or go all out and splurge on a four-season. I asked Eureka Canada’s expert, Jim Stevens, to explain in all in detail in my second edition of The Complete Guide to Winter…

Forgo the store-bought dehydrated meals for your next trip. Dehydrate your own veggies, meat and sauces and pick up one, or all, of these new cookbooks

Six years ago film maker Dianne Whelan set out to hike, bike, snowshoe, ski and canoe along The Trans Canada Trail …

  Ticks have increased dramatically throughout Ontario and Quebec this season; and so has the risk of Lyme disease. They …

  Ontario’s Upper French River gets some motorboat traffic from its historic cottages and fishing lodges. It’s been a mecca …

For the third—and last—portion of my grand Southwestern Ontario camping road tour Kristine and I (and the dogs) moved inland, keeping to some lesser-known campgrounds at Conservation Areas.

Here’s part 2 of my big camping road trip of Southwestern Ontario! Wheatley Provincial Park A good majority of campers …

I grew up in Southwestern Ontario, wandering the woodlots and fishing the trout streams with my father. We’d take his second-hand canvas topped pop up trailer and camp along Lake Erie, Lake Huron and inland. The trailer always leaked during a rainstorm, and we’d buy more fish at chip stands than catch them in the local creeks.

  For me, the best way to deal with the anxiety after another pandemic lockdown is to head back to …

There hasn’t been one northern Ontario canoe trip where I haven’t listened to a full Ian Tamblyn album before heading out from the access point. I’ve sung along with his classic Woodsmoke and Oranges on my way to Lake Superior, hummed Campfire Light on my way to Algonquin, cranked up Footprints on the Mountain on my way to Killarney’s La Cloche Mountain Range, pushed replay continuously on Black Spruce on my way to Temagami, and Northlands of Ontario became a brain worm while taking the passenger train The Canadian on my way to paddle the wilds of Wabakimi.