Deep Snow, Making Friends and Staying Alive
December 18, 2018
Words: D’arcy McLeish Cover Photo: Andy Bardon What’s the best part about skiing? Ok, maybe the second-best part, as the… Read more
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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
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Excursions on the Juneau Ice Cap
June 20, 2018
Words: Brette Harrington Photos: Brette Harrington & Caro North A good friend and climbing partner of mine, Caro North, met… Read more
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The Empire Of Winds
June 4, 2018
Words: Thibaud Duchosal Photos: Javier Procaccini Over the last 12 years, I have regularly been packing up my ski bag… Read more
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The Highs and Lows of Skiing Across the Alps Range in 36 Days
May 2, 2018
Words & Photos: Janelle and Mark Smiley Mark and Janelle Smiley just returned home from completing the Red Bull Der… Read more
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Four Things Learned at Sixty-Six Degrees North
April 3, 2018
Words & Photos: Chris Ball Greenland: At this point in history, climate change is a global discussion. Previously ancient landscapes… Read more
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How To Train For The Biggest Ski Tour EVER
March 31, 2018
Words: Janelle Smiley, Photos: Julian Kenchenten On March 17, ski mountaineer Janelle Smiley and her partner Mark left their hometown… Read more
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CHARACTERS | YINTA, WAGGUS, SMITHERS BC
November 17, 2017
Hut Life at the Burnie Glacier Chalet
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CHARACTERS | Jevon Zyp
September 5, 2017
You cannot outrun a wolverine. Jevon Zyp tried it once. He wouldn’t recommend it. But he respects the wildest, scariest beast of the woods as part and parcel of what wilderness is all about. Things ancient, untamed and impossible to contain.
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The Electric Adventures Of Greg Hill
August 15, 2017
Greg Hill’s Maiden Voyage On Electricity
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CHARACTERS | Brian Hall
August 8, 2017
Hankin Evelyn: The Patriarch Of Backcountry Skiing in Smithers
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Going Uphill Sucks | A Humble Opinion
April 19, 2017
How could going up ever be more fun than going down, folks?
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A KOOTENAY CRUSH
January 22, 2017
An isolated section of BC’s Powder Highway, the region has a history of gold rush development, boom and bust natural resource-based economies, and settlers who have chosen to hide away, for various reasons.
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The Spearhead Traverse: A Whistler Classic
December 10, 2016
The Coast Range Mountains are known for their steep peaks with quality freeride and ski mountaineering lines. At the heart of these popular mountains sits Whistler Blackcomb Resort — and easy access to the world class terrain just beyond.
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