Canada
Banff 2005 Photography Winners
The 2005 Banff Mountain Festivals wrapped up with a display of the winning images from the Banff Mountain Photography Competition.
Video: Sinners
Combining the recorded wisdom of 100-year-old physicist A. J. Snow with three years of filmmaking in deep British Columbia powder, Sinners is an inspirational film unlike anything you've ever seen - which is why it won the Banff Film Festival.
Into the Heart of the Great Bear
The First Nation settlement of Klemtu is the starting point for a kayak trip into the pristine wilderness of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest.
Video: The Collective
Mountain bike marvels captured on 16 mm film! View 12 of the superfriends as they journey to Hawaii, the Northwest and Utah to redefine the perfect line!
Kiteboarding in Tofino
Kiteboarding has reached a crescendo of popularity in Europe, and now joins surfing and hiking as another outdoor pursuit on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island
On the Wings of an Angel
Heli-Hiking in the Cariboo Mountain wilderness of British Columbia is about as close to backcountry nirvana as you can get.
Video: Mountain Bike Magic
'Single track' takes on a whole new meaning as these riders balance on logs suspended in mid-air and demonstrate an array of other tricks worthy of circus performers.
Girls' Getaway
Three women on vacation find winter sports Nirvana in the Canadian Rockies during a week filled with skiing, snowboarding, ice climbing, dog sledding and high living.
Oh, Canada
It's vast, empty, and largely unspoiled. Why don't Americans give the Great White North the respect she deserves?
Mile High and Very Wide
Whistler/Blackcomb--a Canadian destination with something for everyone: skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking, hiking, climbing.
Gates of the Arctic
Willows, rain, bugs, rivers, snowfields, and steep mountain passes: How do you travel through rugged and beautiful Gates of teh Arctic National Park? Simple, follow the caibou.
Rockwall Trail
Visit the "Disney World for outdoor enthusiast."The Rockwall Trail, the most dramatic section of the Canadian Great Divide Trail, traces breathtaking passes, forested canyons, hanging glaciers, and alpine cirques for stunning and memorable hiking experience.
Fall Kayak Destinations in the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest offers some of the finest kayaking destinations in the U.S. and fall is the perfect time to get out on the water.
Family Resorts for Winter Adventure
Destination resorts around the country that cater to family winter adventures: from snowshoeing to sleigh riding; from skiing to skating.
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