Category: Recreation

Avantage Sur Le Terrain

Mont Tremblant’s first FIS World Cup in 40 years drew spectacular crowds, marking a triumphant return to alpine ski racing glory.
By Cara Williams, photography by Peter Craik and René-Pierre Normandeau/Tremblant.

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Powdery Pursuits

There are essentially two kinds of people in Southern Ontario: those who flee winter and those who wait impatiently throughout the other three seasons for its return. For the latter, the snow is as much an invitation as a tantalizing challenge. After all, it takes a certain amount of dedication—not to mention layers and equipment—to head willingly into a deep freeze with the intention of enjoying it.
Story by Kate MacLennan, photography by Clay Dolan.

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Ice & Easy

As temperatures drop, climbers trade shoes for crampons and chalk bags for ice axes. Curious about ice climbing? Dive into the frozen world of Escarpment waterfalls this winter–discover the thrill and learn how to get started!
Words and photography by Will Tam.

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Snow Much Fun

While skiing and snowboarding usually steal the winter spotlight in these parts, there’s an abundance of skiing-adjacent winter adventures to be enjoyed. Whether you’re a non-skier or simply seeking a different type of adrenaline rush, Blue Mountain’s Play All Day package grants unlimited access to snowshoe trails, the Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster, Hike n’ Tube, Woodview Mountaintop Skating, and the Plunge! Aquatic Centre.
Story by Cara Williams.

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Autumn Bucket List

As autumn paints the landscape with vibrant hues, the Escarpment becomes an inviting playground for both locals and visitors to discover. While you likely have a few traditions of your own, we have a few fall bucket list items to add to your slate.

Words by Cara Williams | photography by Clay Dolan

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