camping
British Columbia, Camping, Editors' Picks, Spring
Campfires Are Already Banned All Summer
Campfires are banned in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, BC starting today until the end of October
Camping, Gear, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Esker’s Multi Winter Tent Is Pretty Awesome
The Esker Classic had its drawbacks. Now the new Multi Winter Tent has stepped it up a notch. To me, it’s a game-changer.
How To Stay Safe From a Thunderstorm When Camping
Camping is not something most of us would choose to do during a thunderstorm, and for good reason.
Campground Review: Pointe-du-Moulin Offers Spectacular Whalewatching Opportunities
Pointe-du-Moulin campground is gorgeous, especially if you snatch any of the waterfront sites. The park also offers a perfect getaway from technology and spectacular whale watching opportunities.
Adventure, Paddling, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Mystery Trip to Opasquia, Part Two
We had two weeks, three packs, a barrel full of dehydrated food and two litres of whisky. Two old guys that just turned 60 couldn’t be happier.
Adventure, British Columbia, Hiking
We Slept Under The Stars On Whistler Mountain (And Got A Surprise)
Explore joined Helly Hansen’s Summit Sleepover on Whistler Blackcomb—an alpine adventure with surprises at every turn Whistler Blackcomb’s Peak2Peak Gondola is impressive, …
Camping, Editors' Picks, Skills
How to Clean Your Tent After a Rainy Camping Trip
Our tent was dirty, muddy and covered in little pieces of tree bark after a rainy night at a campground in BC.
Alberta, Camping, Editors' Picks
Random Camping: What Is It and How to Do It Responsibly
What does the future of random camping look like as more and more people flock to the backcountry?
Adventure, Editors' Picks, ExploreNOW Exclusive, Most Popular, Travel
8 Incredible National Parks in the USA
In October 2023, I stood atop Angel’s Landing in Zion, marvelled at the spanning mountain range in Grand Teton and …
Adventure, Camping, Water sports
The Way of the River: Packrafting in Eastern Oregon
In the heart of Eastern Oregon’s Eagle Cap Wilderness lies the Minam River—the second most ecologically important river in the state. Three days of paddling packrafts along its pristine waters and it becomes clear why this place is so special.
