Insta 360 One X2 Camera Review for Skiing & Snowboarding
The insta 360 ONE X2 has completely revolutionized the action camera space. It’s like having a film crew in your pocket enabling the capture of crisp buttery smooth footage on the slopes all day long. I’ve used a plethora of action cameras over my many years of filming skiing and snowboarding and I can honestly […]
A Hikers Guide to Gaiters: How They Function & Why You Should Use Them
Backpacking is DIRTY and I love the feeling of exhausting myself and toughing the elements on route to my destination. But, as much as I love getting dirty on the trail, I don’t love when dirt and water get into my boots. Snow, dirt, water and pebbles are crafty and can manage their way into […]
10 Reasons why Spring Skiing at Whistler Blackcomb is the Best
Waist deep powder days on Peak chair, shredding groomers on 7th heaven or busting off cliffs in Spanky’s Ladder. Whistler Blackcomb is legendary and its variety and one of a kind terrain makes it the king of resort skiing in North America. There are many things I love about Whistler Blackcomb, but my personal favourite, […]
How To Choose The Right Hiking & Backpacking Stove – Liquid vs Gas
Overnight Backpacking trips are always the highlights of my summer. Once the ski season ends I’m itching to throw that big clunky pack onto my back and explore BC’s beautiful backcountry once again. The hiking itself, the views, and the seclusion are obviously highlights, but it’s the entire experience that makes backpacking so special. One […]
Hollyburn Peak Hiking, Snowshoe & Skiing Guide | Cypress Provincial Park
Hollyburn Mountain is a staple Vancouver adventure and is the perfect place to escape from the city if you only have a few hours. The trailhead is located beside the Cypress mountain ski resort and is one of the most gorgeous places to watch a winters sunset. I make it a yearly habit to pick […]
Complete Guide to Hiking Poles/Sticks/Trekking Poles – How To Choose & Use Them Properly
Hiking Poles, Hiking Sticks, Trekking Poles, Poles, Sticks…. These carbon fibre or aluminum rods are a gift from the heavens and in my opinion, are one of the most important and impactful tool in a hikers arsenal. These simple sticks have an insane array of benefits when it comes to improving on-trail performance and experience. […]
Hiking Boots or Trail Runners – How To Choose The Right Hiking Footwear for You
I absolutely love hiking. It’s the MOST inclusive sport and the barriers to entry are extremely low. All you need is a pair of shoes and you can be mile high in the mountains! I began hiking in running shoes, and honestly, my trainers worked great when I was just testing the waters and seeing […]
How To Ski In Spring – 15 Tips For a Spectacular Spring Day On The Slopes
Slashing slush, stomping tricks, slugging beers and scissoring moguls. And doing all of this, in a t-shirt, shorts and maybe even in the buff. Spring skiing is lighthearted, relaxed, and loads of fun. Just because the powder has perished and the snow is receding it does not mean that you need to stop shredding and […]
How To Re-Waterproof, Clean and Maintain Ski Jackets & Pants
No one likes feeling damp, wet, and cold… Staying dry on the ski resort or in the backcountry is the key to enjoying every turn and skiing/riding every ounce of fun out of a day on the mountain. Most of us ski and snowboard junkies wear ski jackets or shells with some level of water […]
HEART STRINGS – Duffey Lake Backcountry Skiing Guide
Heart Strings is a must-do classic in the Duffy Lake Area. If you love ski touring and don’t know the Duffy Lake Area, YOU SHOULD! It’s a magical zone Northeast of Pemberton and is home to a lifetime of backcountry skiing opportunities. Heart Strings is one of the busiest day trips in the region and […]
