People & Places

Ski touring through the Land That Never Melts

August 14, 2018

Words and Photos: Frank Wolf Auyuittuq National Park in southern Baffin Island has drawn climbers to its iconic peaks for… Read more

The Door Swings Both Ways

August 8, 2018

Words: Jill MacDonald Manor Street is a small, quiet avenue in Burnaby, BC. Between cherry tree blossoms and fierce blackberry… Read more

Marc-André Leclerc 1992 – 2018

July 17, 2018

Words: Bernadette McDonald There are only a few climbers in the world like Marc. He approached his passion with humility. He… Read more

Space & Silence

July 2, 2018

Words: Silvia Moser In the Dolomites, my home mountains, there are still a few places where you can really feel… Read more

Aeolis Mons | Jonathan Siegrist’s first multi-pitch first ascent

June 28, 2018

Words: Jonathan Siegrist Photos: Alton Richardson I first saw the wall back in 2014. On a mellow photo assignment for… Read more

June 26, 2018

Words & Photos: Rishad Daroowala This month my friend Bruin and I drove from Vancouver to Montana with the plan… Read more

BEACON, SHOVEL, PROBE, BREAST PUMP

May 9, 2018

Words: Izzy Lynch Photos: Zoya Lynch Legend has it that my mom was skiing in half-zipped ski pants over a… Read more

A Capsule Life | Adventurer Edition

December 7, 2017

What Do You Actually Need to Be Happy: A Packing List (adapted for families)

A storm in the mountains is not the worst thing Angela Percival can imagine. She actually prays for bad weather. But minus 40 degree cold is more about survival than adventure. Wilderness is the place you learn it’s okay to take a U-turn. There’s always something worth discovering back the way you came.

SPEAK UP TO SAVE BEARS EARS

May 16, 2017

Arc’teryx CEO, Jon Hoerauf, is asking YOU to Speak up to Save Bears Ears now

Bora Through The Ages

May 7, 2017

Our Friends And Fans Share Their Favourite Bora Memories

6 Essentials For The Perfect Multi Sport Mission | Arc’teryx Athlete Michelle Parker

April 10, 2017

So what do you do when it’s 60º out and there is a LOT of snow? You multi sport! Truth be told, I’ve never actually mixed skiing and climbing until this season, but it seemed very appropriate this year.

INSPIRING EVOLUTION | Empowering Student Development In Wild Places

April 4, 2017

Humility, tenacity, and intelligence are just a few examples of ‘soft skills’ that every climber, mountaineer, engineer, and educator would agree are universal assets. How does one acquire such traits?

Shelter, BC Style

September 29, 2016

Words by Andrew Findlay. Photos by Steve Ogle In a comfortable, middle class existence, it’s easy to take shelter for granted…. Read more

Ben Weiland In Nahanni National Park

September 6, 2016

Ted Grant is a bush pilot who has been flying the remote western edge of Canada’s Northwest Territories for over… Read more