Gear Review: Biolite Campstove 2

So you may have seen this thing all over the internet, or perhaps you’ve heard of it? It’s bioenergy. This stove is not ‘new off the press’… however, I had a difficult time putting it to the test. After trying it in different ways and on different adventures, I’ve come to realize that a Biolite READ MORE

Gear Review: Title Nine Swimwear

Like many other women in this world, I find shopping for swimsuits stressful. But now I’ve found Title Nine swimwear. Why Title Nine Swimwear? What first drew me in was the slogan on their swimwear page: “More R&D. Less T&A”. Finally, someone who gets it! Though I am proud of my body and don’t mind READ MORE

On the Go Gear Deals: July Edition

We all love a good deal but especially when it comes to outdoor gear! Starting this month, I will be regularly posting monthly editions of what’s on sale for the month from our affiliate partners. Seriously, On the Go Gear Deals just got REAL!! No more clicking through multiple sites to see what’s on sale. READ MORE

When The Lockdown Lifts: Small Group Ideas To Get You Outdoors

Travel restrictions are lifting and we’re all anxious to get out. This post includes small group ideas to get you outdoors in a new, interesting way. Hopefully you have been using this time to do gear maintenance, search for used or new gear, do research for a bucket list adventure or train for something epic. READ MORE

On the Go Geology: Fossil Identification

Fossil hunting is a great activity at any age, and Newfoundland is the perfect place to do it. The thrill of discovery is made even more magical with a little fossil knowledge. Some basic skills in fossil identification can help you to picture what the area used to look like millions of years ago, and better understand the amazing creatures that ruled at the time. READ MORE

How to Choose Compact Binoculars for Hiking

Binoculars are designed to bring clarity to your outdoor adventures. Some hikers consider the field of view, others the magnifying power, size, durability, and price. However, the most important thing to consider is the ease of use and optical performance.  Compact Binoculars for Hiking  Since size and weight are of concern when going hiking, you READ MORE

Top 10 Spring Trails in Western Newfoundland

Spring has officially arrived even if it still feels wintery, but it won’t be long before the snow melts and the sunny days drive us outside. With our Top 10 Spring Trails in Western Newfoundland round up, we hope to inspire you to get outdoors and on the go in the coming weeks. Newfoundland boasts READ MORE

On the Go Geology: Common Minerals of Newfoundland

Welcome to our new series of posts – all about geology! Emilie is our resident rock expert, kicking things off with Common Minerals of Newfoundland so you can begin learning about what you’re seeing while you’re out hiking and exploring. Take it away Emilie! As a kid I loved rocks. I had a rock collection, READ MORE