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Few outdoor reality shows have had the impact of Alone. This televised survival competition drops contestants into the remote wilderness with limited gear. We watch them rely on their knowledge, resourcefulness, and ability to adapt. The series has introduced millions of viewers to bushcraft and wilderness survival skills that many people might otherwise never have […] The post Alberta Adventurers…
Whitney Lakes Provincial Park is truly a hidden gem in Alberta’s Lakeland Region. This small park is home to four lakes nestled in the forest, a campground, hiking and biking trails and sandy beaches. It also protects something very special: one of the province’s most significant glacial eskers. Whitney Lakes Provincial Park is located on […] The post Explore the Glacial Esker at Whitney Lakes…
Northern Explorers was approached by a NOMAD representative to test out the NOMAD SafeSip water bottle. As outdoor explorers, we’re always looking for water filtration solutions that are packable, easy to use, and improve the outdoor experience. Our Chief Editor and Travel Writer, Amy Hancock, was happy to give an honest gear review of the […] The post NOMAD SafeSip Gear Review: Safe Drinking…
Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) is a program from the Manitoba Wildlife Federation designed for women of all ages to learn outdoor skills that will benefit them in a wide range of pursuits. As a women-led business, Northern Explorers supports outdoor education and empowers women to connect with nature, discover rewarding outdoor pursuits, and learn […] The post Becoming an Outdoorswoman 2026:…
If you’re looking for an easy hike in Banff National Park that delivers beautiful mountain scenery without a time commitment, the Johnson Lake Trail should be on your list. Only a 10-minute drive from the Banff townsite, this peaceful lakeside walk offers stunning views of Cascade Mountain and Mount Rundle, and offers one of Banff’s […] The post Johnson Lake Trail: An Easy Hike in Banff National…
Jasper National Park is home to breathtakingly beautiful lakes and waterways. Glacier-fed lakes almost glow stunning turquoise and are so clear you can sometimes see fish swimming below your canoe or kayak. With easily accessible launch points and paddlecraft rentals in town and throughout the park, canoeing, kayaking, or stand-up paddleboarding in Jasper is an […] The post 5 Places to Paddle Near…
Jasper National Park has always been one of our favourite places to hike as a family. With lots of nature to explore close to the welcoming town of Jasper, kid-friendly adventures are easy to find. Picture the combination of mountain views, turquoise lakes, wildlife sightings and well-maintained trails, and that is what you’ll find in […] The post 10 Kid-Friendly Hikes in Jasper appeared first on…
Northern Explorers was approached by an Arc’teryx representative to test out this summer’s newly released climbing harness, the Lithos SL. We have two avid climbers on the team, and we were happy to give a hands-on (the wall) gear review of this new product. Overview: Arc’teryx Lithos SL Harness Best For: Sport climbing, gym climbing, […] The post On the Wall Gear Review: Arc’teryx Lithos SL…
Spirit Island is one of the most photographed locations in the Canadian Rockies. It’s not accessible by road or a hiking trail, only by boat. You can either paddle 14 kilometres (one-way) in a canoe or kayak to see it, or take the popular Spirit Island Boat Cruise. This tiny, forested island sits in the […] The post Cruise to Spirit Island in Jasper National Park appeared first on Northern…
The Icefields Parkway is one of the most scenic drives in the Canadian Rockies, connecting Jasper and Lake Louise via Highway 93. The drive takes you by majestic mountains, turquoise lakes, waterfalls and glaciers. With several viewpoints, trails, campgrounds and sites along the way, you can easily make a day or weekend out of this […] The post 16 Best Stops on the Icefields Parkway appeared first…
