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With their end goal in sight, a pair of canoers with a lofty goal of going across Canada made a stop in the peace region this week. Will Vyse and Nolan Aziz began the Canada by Canoe initiative in April…
GREENLAND – “If I’m going to die, at least I’ll have warm feet,” thought Pascale Marceau as gale force winds slammed her sail boat within inches of the white-capped sea below. Tucked in a bay somewhere off the coast of Greenland,…
Everyone hates being cold, right? Leaping into a baltic loch could sound like a living hell to some people. However, over the past few years, there’s been a surge in the popularity of wild swimming, especially among students. Zoë’s experience…
Sunrise at Rousseau’s Landing. For hunters spending 10 to 14 days in Northwestern Ontario, a comfortable basecamp can make all the difference between simply enduring a hunt and truly enjoying it. Let’s count down the top five reasons why. A successful moose…
Bad weather has forced Norwegian Jonas Holm, 27, to alter his 5,500km human-powered attempt to circle Norway. Holm took a year off from his construction job and set out from southern Norway in late April, beginning in Svinesund on the Swedish border.
Magical scenes have been captured across Dorset overnight as the Northern Lights put on an incredible display. Members of the Daily Echo Camera Club were able to capture the spectacle on camera at a number of locations including Swanage and…
A starry sky filled with Northern Lights over the glacier lagoon, Jökulsárlón, in Iceland Guide to Iceland The northern lights dance across Iceland's dark, clear winter skies, and you can see them from around September to April.
Summer in Alaska is astonishing. Kayaking on a glacier lake is full of surprises in the fishing port of Valdez, writes Eva de Jong There are flashes of bright sunlight hitting the water but it’s still blisteringly cold. Large walls…
“The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should…
In the most ambitious sea kayak expedition in that area since Jon Turk paddled from Japan to Alaska in 1999-2000, Ivan Klochkov has covered 3,840km along the northeastern coast of Russia from Kamchatka to Chukotka. Klochkov handled the rough and foggy conditions…