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Unknown on Thursday, January 15, 2015
Professional Kayaker Aniol Serrasolses recently traveled to British Columbia, Canada to paddle the amazing looking Keyhole Falls. His hope was to drop this legendary waterway, which features an approach down a narrow canyon, and whitewater that gushes [...]
More about → Video: Kayaker Drops 35 Meters Over Keyhole Falls
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Unknown on Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Squamish, British Columbia is an amazing outdoor playground, as is evidenced in the video below. It features mountain biker Sid Slotegraaf as he goes up and down some of the amazing trails that can be found there. At the moment, the place is probably [...]
More about → Video: Mountain Biking Squamish
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Two Norwegian scientists are on the expedition of a lifetime in the Arctic Ocean. The two men – 73-year old Yngve Kristoffersen and his partner Audun Tholfsen – have been exploring the mostly-unknown region of the world [...]
More about → Two Norwegian Scientists Exploring the Arctic Ocean via Hovercraft
Posted by
Unknown on Monday, January 5, 2015
The Stikine River of British Columbia is considered one of the best whitewater destinations on the entire planet. This short film takes us to that amazing place with a group of kayakers who are looking to explore that remote and beautiful destination. [...]
More about → Video: Journey to the Stikine and the Sacred Headwaters
Posted by
Unknown on Monday, December 29, 2014
If the holidays have left you bereft of an adrenaline fix, perhaps this video will be of assistance. It features professional mountain bike rider Aaron Chase as he screams down a fairly technical singletrack trail in Squamish, British Columbia. Captured [...]
More about → Video: Technical Mountain Bike Freeride in Squamish, British Columbia
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, December 23, 2014
The Canadian Rockies are the setting for this beautiful timelapse video, which captures some of the amazing landscapes there, and delivers them to our screens in bright, vivid colors. The timelapse photography from this three-minute video is nothing [...]
More about → Video: Clouds and Mountains - Timelapse From the Canadian Rockies
Posted by
Unknown on Thursday, December 11, 2014
This wonderful video follows photographer David McColm as he travels into the backcountry near Whistler, British Columbia to capture some fantastic shots of the landscapes there, and specifically timelapse images of the Northern Lights. It gives us a [...]
More about → Video: The Night Watchman - An Adventure Photographer in Whistler
Posted by
Unknown on Friday, December 5, 2014
When Andy Best, a rising star in the outdoor photography world, set out on a road trip earlier this year, he had no idea the places his adventure would take him. Andy spent three weeks traveling through Albert, Canada, and five U.S. states, shooting [...]
More about → Video: An Outdoor Adventure Through the U.S. and Canada
Posted by
Unknown on Thursday, December 4, 2014

A few weeks back we received news that Kenn Borek Air has ceased operations in the Arctic. The company, which goes by the motto "Anytime, Anywhere...Worldwide" has been a stalwart on the Canadian side of the North Pole, [...]
More about → ExWeb Talks North Pole Logistics with Victor Boyarsky
Posted by
Unknown on Friday, November 21, 2014
This video is a teaser trailer for a new documentary entitled Colours of Edziza. The film follows a diverse team of friends and adventurers as they trek through a remote mountain range in the Tahitian First Nation region of British Columbia in Canada. [...]
More about → Video: New Documentary to Take Viewers on Epic Traverse of Remote Canadian Mountain Range
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, November 19, 2014
If you're looking for a bit of serenity in the middle of a hectic week, this video just might do the trick. It features some lovely timelapse imagery shot in Colorado, Alaska, and Canada over this past summer. When mixed with soothing music, it is three [...]
More about → Video: Sanctuary
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Shot in Western Canada this past September, this video showcases just some of the many spectacular landscapes that Canada has to offer. The timelapse images give us a glimpse of snowcapped peaks, dense forests, and serene alpine lakes, all set to music [...]
More about → Video: Canada - Only the Winds (Timelapse)
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It has been a couple of months since we last checked in with the progress of long rider Filipe Masetti Leite. At that time, he had just arrived back to his home country of Brazil, after spending two years on horseback [...]
More about → Long Rider Completes Epic Journey From Canada to Brazil on Horseback
Posted by
Unknown on Friday, October 24, 2014
The Kootenay Mountains of British Columbia make for a striking backdrop to this video, which features current Enduro World Champion Jared Graves exploring the region on the back of his bike. He may be amongst the best mountain bikers in the world, but [...]
More about → Video: Mountain Biking the Kootnays
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Halloween is suppose to be a fun, and slightly scary, holiday for kids of all ages. But one Canadian town is taking measures to ensure that it isn't too frightening this year, following an invasion of polar bears to the [...]
More about → Polar Bears Force Halloween Celebration Indoors in Canadian Community
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, September 30, 2014
This video is a teaser for a new series of short films coming our way from Sherpas Cinema. The four mini documentaries, set to release over the next few weeks, were all shot in and around Banff National Park in Canada, and will spotlight a unique individual [...]
More about → Video: Sculpted in Time Teaser Trailer
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Remember the Internet meme that was making the rounds awhile back which featured various activities shown from multiple points of view, usually with the captions of "what my friends think I do" or "what my grandma thinks I do" with images juxtaposing [...]
More about → Video: What I Do in Whistler
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, September 3, 2014
A couple of weeks back I posted a wonderful video of a team of kayakers running the Stikine River in British Columbia. In the late summer, and heading into the fall, the Stikine becomes a paddler's dream, with fantastic whitewater to test their [...]
More about → Video: Nouria Newman Makes First Female Descent of Stikine
Posted by
Unknown on Thursday, August 28, 2014
We all know that the Whistler Bike Park is a legendary place to ride, with fun, challenging trails and unmatched scenery. But local rider Remy Métailler makes it look easy in this video, that has him bombing down hill on a fast and furious run. Watching [...]
More about → Video: Remy Métailler Shreds the Whistler Bike Park
Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Yesterday I posted a story from Canoe & Kayak magazine about Ben Stookesberry's attempt to paddle the legendary Dudh Kosi River in Nepal. That amazing expedition took place this past spring, but it isn't the only [...]
More about → A Kayaking Expedition Through Canada's Torngat Wilderness