Living the Adventure-Big Time: Let’s Catch Up With Frank Wolf

November 16, 2017

Have you been keeping up with Frank Wolf's blog? He's out there living the adventure, big time. See for yourself:

Credit: Frank Wolf

Do you know Frank Wolf?

He’s one of Canada’s most intrepid adventurers. This year alone, he ski-toured across Bylot Island, in Nunavut. This self-supported journey saw Frank and his partner summit several (likely) unclimbed peaks on this remote island north of 70 degrees.

(Readers of explore may recall this journey, as documented in the feature “Long Live the Ice Kingdom,” Fall 2017.)

He also canoe-tripped for 1,200 kilometres—again, self-supported—from Labrador to Hudson Bay. It took a month. If you’re interested in finding out what this epic adventure was like, grab a copy of explore‘s Spring 2018 issue.

He’s a filmmaker and TEDx speaker. Our friends at Canadian Geographic named him one of Canada’s 100 Greatest Explorers. (We agree.)

He even once canoed from Saint-John, New Brunswick, to Vancouver, British Columbia. That’s 8,000 kilometres, if you’re counting!

So when Frank has tips, info and advice relating to outdoor adventure—you can be assured it’s coming from a reliable source.

Click the links below for past blogs. You’ll find resources, exciting tales, interviews and more.

And keep posted—new blogs posted twice-monthly!

Read Frank Wolf’s Blog:

The Way of the Wolf: A Line on a Map (Welcome to my New Blog!)

Welcome to Frank Wolf’s blog at explore-mag.com. Join us bi-weekly to be inspired by one of Canada’s most renowned adventurers!

Read the second instalment of Frank Wolf’s new blog—and discover a unique, adventurous canoe-themed "rockumentary."

In the third instalment of his new blog, explorer Frank Wolf talks about becoming an "accidental environmentalist."

Frank Wolf interviews Sebastien Lapierre about his amazing solo ski to the South Pole.

Frank Wolf tracks down Julian Heavyside—UBC Ornithologist and part of the team that recently identified a new species of bird. Find out why we call him "The Indiana Jones of Birders."

Frank Wolf is one of Canada’s most experienced wilderness adventurers. Take advantage of this knowledge and read his Five Mental Keys to Pulling Off a Long Distance Expedition.

While on a 46-day 2,000-kilometre canoe expedition, Frank Wolf became the rarest of animals. Something we can only do when immersed in true wilderness. See for yourself…

In his latest blog post, Frank Wolf discusses how human beings are hardwired for challenge and adversity.

The Way of the Wolf: Seizing Summer

Frank Wolf is headed out on a 1,200-kilometre expedition across the wilds of Nunavik and Labrador. And you can join him!

Frank Wolf just returned from a 1,200-kilometre self-supported adventure across Nunavik. These are his six essentials:

The Way of the Wolf: Fitness On The Go

How to stay strong, so you’re always ready for your next adventure. Tips from a top adventurer.

Frank Wolf talks to PCT through-hiker Rozanne Pilbeam to uncover what it’s like to hike the famous Pacific Crest Trail.

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