Desert rock art in southwestern United States is abundant. Pictographs and petroglyphs abound. But this trip added a third rock art element we’d never seen before – intaglios (also known as geoglyphs). Join us for a geo-hunt as we search for this rare art form along the Colorado … [Read more...] about Desert Rock Art: Geoglyphs
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Nevada: Hiking Grapevine Canyon
It glowed in the setting evening sun. Shadows danced. Nevada’s Spirit Wilderness was alive and waiting for us to come on in and explore. Hiking Grapevine Canyon – one of countless canyons within the wilderness – is the perfect portal for a wander-full walk into the … [Read more...] about Nevada: Hiking Grapevine Canyon
Actively Exploring Prince Albert National Park’s Past
Like Alberta’s Banff, Jasper and Waterton National Parks, Saskatchewan’s Prince Albert National Park has an historic town centre with a unique park-style architecture. Exploring these buildings by pedal power is the perfect – and active – way to begin exploring this park’s … [Read more...] about Actively Exploring Prince Albert National Park’s Past
Yukon Adventures: Finding Stories Tall & True
There are adventures tall and true in the land of the midnight sun. Join us as we paddle past the historic townsite of Conrad, hike along Sam McGee’s trail and bike down past the Mountain Hero mine. We’ll actively mine fact from fiction on our Yukon adventures, helping build a … [Read more...] about Yukon Adventures: Finding Stories Tall & True
Backpacking in the Yukon: Bock’s Lake
Summer backpacking in the Yukon is sunshine and rainstorms, rocks and meadows, bears and berries, wildflowers and roaring creeks, ups and downs – and Bock’s Lake is no exception. Sitting next to Kluane National Park, this little gem of a hike is a perfect … [Read more...] about Backpacking in the Yukon: Bock’s Lake