After spending a few days exploring Dawson City and taking a side trip over the Top of the World Highway to Chicken, Alaska, we packed up our truck camper and headed north on the legendary Dempster Highway, wondering if the stories we'd heard about the road were true.

Some hikes are beautiful. Others become the ones you compare every future hike to. The Lake Agnes Trail is one of those hikes.

One of our favorite hikes in Banff National Park was at Lake Louise: the Six Plains Glacier Hike to the Tea House.

One of our favorite stops is Bow Lake, right along the Icefields Parkway. This time, we decided to hike the Bow Glacier Falls Trail.

Johnston Canyon is one of those Banff classics we keep coming back to. It’s popular (very), but it’s also genuinely spectacular: a walk through a narrow canyon with steel bridges and catwalks that hang over rushing water, leading you from one waterfall view to the next

One thing we've learned during our travels is that not every famous hike lives up to the hype—and not every hidden trail gets the attention it deserves.

One of the most recognizable sights in Banff isn’t a mountain or a lake—it’s Cascade Falls.

Hiking in Waterton National Park break away from the crowds for coveted peaceful moments.

Waterton National Park may share a border with Glacier National Park, but it offers an experience all its own. Discover dramatic mountain scenery, the historic Prince of Wales Hotel, scenic drives, abundant wildlife, and the unforgettable charm that makes Waterton one of our favorite destinations in the Canadian Rockies.

Many Gladiers Lake Hike is one of the best hikes in Montana!

A quiet dusk hike near the Many Glacier entrance in Glacier National Park started out perfectly—waterfalls, a snowshoe rabbit, a “stalker deer,” and even a bull moose by the lake. Then I got separated from Manny (and the bear spray) and came face-to-face with a huge brown bear on the trail just yards away. What happened next was a long, tense wait in the dark—and a reminder that “easy hikes” can change fast.

East Glacier national park has a lot to offer; Wildlife, Views, Hikes and Amazing Scenery!

Most Yellowstone visitors never leave the roads and crowded boardwalks — but the real magic often begins where the pavement ends. In this reflective look at hiking Yellowstone, we share the trails, wildlife encounters, quiet moments, and sense of healing that come from slowing down and stepping deeper into one of the last truly wild places in America.

Why the Cabot Trail is Worth Your Time The Cabot Trail is one of the most scenic drives in the world – a 185-mile loop that can...

Skyline Trail Cape Breton National Park Trail Facts at a Glance Distance : 5.2 miles (full loop) | 3.7 miles (to main viewpoint and...

There are lots of "hits and misses" when you're driving around and exploring a province the size of Newfoundland. We had both on this day's adventure! We chose this Peninsula to explore finishing with Blue Beach as the Goal. We chose our exploration area by looking at the map and picking a piece of land that really jutted out into the ocean. Our experience has been that these spots offer lots of coves and lots of great ocean beaches to explore, great scenery to enjoy, and uni

Via French Beach - A Top 10 Adventure Trail Stats: - Distance: 3 miles - Location: Main St, Durrell, NL (follow to the very end - GPS...

Goose Cove, Newfoundland After exploring the fascinating Viking history at L'Anse aux Meadows and conquering St. Anthony's Daredevil...

A Charming Seaside Town Manny and I rolled into St. Anthony, a picturesque coastal town that felt like a bustling hub after days of...

Starting the Trail - Big Pond is beyond that moutain at the end of small pond Trail Details: Distance: 8 miles round trip (we completed...