Sometime in March of this year, my parents suggested a weekend at a cottage in Port Severn. It had been many years since my last summer cottage getaway. We were overdue for a bit of communing with nature. I loved the idea! With our new home, almost every weekend has been spent on some sort of renovation or project that has eaten away at time. No time for enjoying hiking…

I’ve seen this situation many times over and cringe every time I do. A young woman, stylishly dressed in the season’s latest jeans, shorts, top, etc. Instead of ankle-supporting hiking boots or at least hiking shoes with treads, on her feet are flimsy flip flops. Hello ladies! They make hiking boots for women too! And I’m here, sharing tips on how to choose hiking boots for women that will work…

Personal safety on hiking trails is very important! We often forget that not only animals can be predators, but people as well. We can get lost in the beauty of the landscape around us, or get into a rhythm while walking. It’s hypnotic and relaxing at times. However, it’s still very important to be aware of your surroundings and who’s sharing the trail with you. Keeping In Mind Personal Safety…

This is a guest post by avid outdoor-enthusiast, Brenda Patterson who shares her tips on what to wear while hiking in winter. Her tips on winter hiking gear is based on years of outdoor adventures. The great outdoors… Yes! In the winter too! Why go hiking during the winter period? There are many bonuses…

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Toronto’s High Park in winter is a vibrant place. As it’s right in the city, it provides Torontonians with a dose of nature without having to go too far. It’s one of our favourite trails in and around Toronto to explore. And the best thing is that there are many things to do in High Park in winter. This is especially so after a fresh snowfall. Looking back at some…

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