While some flock to warmer climes during the snowy season, the adventuresome souls who remain are rewarded with breathtaking views, unspoiled scenery, and wintry magic. Whether you want to drop a line into the frozen bay, explore your town or hike to an icy waterfall, Escarpment has something for everyone this winter.
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When rumours began circulating that this season’s Lake Louise Alpine Ski World Cup would be the last, I was determined to find out if the tales were true. I booked a flight to Calgary, grabbed my skis, donned my cowboy hat, and headed to one of my favourite places in the Canadian Rockies.
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Coming off a World Cup win last season, Canada’s Kris Mahler shares his thoughts on going head-to-head against the best in the world at the FIS Ski Cross World Cup Finals at his home club, Craigleith Ski Club, March 16-18, 2023.
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With an impressive wing span, distinctive white head and signature scowl, the bald eagle was once listed under Ontario’s Endangered Species Act. Thanks however, to a well-established management program, Great Lakes’ bald eagles are soaring once again.
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To the rest of the skiing world we’re known as flatlanders—while we can’t lay claim to true mountain ranges, Escarpment clubs know a thing or two about producing medal-winning athletes, breeding lifelong skiers and hosting world-class events.
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The last of a long line of lightkeepers of the Nottawasaga Island Lighthouse, Wilfred Neil Johnston held the position from 1963 to 1983—an incredible feat considering he lost his eyesight in 1940.
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Spearheaded by the Creemore Community Foundation, the Creemore Village Green is a four- season, family oriented, shared community space in the heart of this historic Village.
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Thousands of vessels, along with countless souls, have met their demise sailing the unpredictable, quick-tempered waters of the
Great Lakes. A veritable marine graveyard, the shipwrecks of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay have deemed it a world-class diving destination.
