Explore Magazine

Explore is a Canadian magazine dedicated to outdoor living and adventure. It is released quarterly by My Passion Media. Each issue showcases travel experiences in far-off places within Canada and other regions. Additionally, the magazine covers outdoor gear and events happening throughout the nation. Its main office is located in Vancouver.

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Stay Dry on Active Adventures With Columbia’s Latest Gear – Explore Magazine

1 week ago | explore-mag.com | Vivian Chung

With temperatures in Vancouver finally hitting over 20 C, I was eager for a warm summery adventure. I headed to Quarry Rock in North Vancouver’s Deep Cove, a section of the Baden Powell Trail, to put some of Columbia Sportswear’s latest gear to the test. I was excited to see how their newest technologies would hold up in keeping me dry, cool and comfortable during a hot day outdoors.
The Happy Camper: LuminAID’s New Trio Modular Light System – Explore Magazine

1 week ago | explore-mag.com | Kevin Callan

I went on my first solo canoe trip of the season last week. It was to Mair Lake—a stunning turquoise coloured lake that is part of the North Frontenac Parklands in southeastern Ontario. I didn’t choose the best weather to experience this crystal-clear waterbody. It rained, and the smoke from the western forest fires clouded up the skies as well.
This Pennsylvania Playground Is Your Next Great Escape – Explore Magazine

2 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Vivian Chung

Home to eight lakes, including three major natural ones (Conneaut Lake, Canadohta Lake and Sugar Lake), as well as the state’s largest artificial lake, Pymatuning Lake, Crawford County offers a rural slice of northwestern Pennsylvania with endless possibilities to get outside.
How Canadian Adventurers Can Take the Wheel—Before They Even Start the Engine – Explore Magazine

2 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Vivian Chung

Planning your route and choosing your stops is part of the fun of any road trip, but making sure your vehicle is ready to go is just as important. Getting your car road trip-ready is part of the adventure, especially when you take maintenance into your own hands. Whether you’re winding through rugged peaks, cruising past windswept beaches or navigating quiet backcountry roads, a well-tuned vehicle means less stress and more freedom, before you’ve even pulled out of the driveway.
The Happy Camper: Where Have Our Wilderness Values Gone? – Explore Magazine

2 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Kevin Callan

I spent a week in the woods, finally! It was my annual spring canoe/fishing trip in Algonquin with my regular buddies—plus my partner’s son Jesse joined me in the canoe this season. Kristine’s son was a nice addition. It was his first extensive backcountry trip in the park. I needed a trip. I had spent most my time since late February on the road, presenting at outdoor shows, chatting on podcasts and radio… basically spreading the word on how time outdoors is good for the soul.
How Outdoor Adventure Can Deepen the Bond With Your Dog – Explore Magazine

3 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Vivian Chung

Whether you’re hiking a forest trail, paddling across a quiet lake or exploring a new park together, outdoor experiences can strengthen the bond between you and your dog in ways that go far beyond your usual routine, with physical, mental and emotional benefits for both of you. Outdoor challenges, like crossing a stream or climbing a steep slope, invite teamwork. If your dog hesitates, your calm support shows them they can count on you.
Neon to Nature: The Best Outdoor Adventures in Nevada – Explore Magazine

3 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Kathryn Anderson

When you think about Nevada, you likely picture the neon lights of the Las Vegas Strip. It might surprise you to learn that 80 percent of the state is wild land, making Nevada the road trip capital of the United States. After exploring Nevada for eight days, it’s not at all what I thought. Get ready to be surprised by everything the Silver State has to offer. Dubbed “The Biggest Little City in the World,” Reno boasts the world’s tallest artificial climbing wall.
Hudson’s Bay Stores Have Closed, But You Can Discover its History on This 80-km Trail – Explore Magazine

3 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Cameron Fenton

The Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) has shut down the iconic Canadian department stores for good. This store closing is the end of an era for a corporation older than Canada. Though we’re a long way from the days when HBC fur traders crossed landscapes and waterways, intrepid backpackers can still step into that history by hiking British Columbia’s HBC Heritage Trail. Stretching nearly 80 kilometres, the HBC Heritage Trail crosses the Cascade Mountains between the towns of Tulameen and Hope.
Explore the Natural Wonders of Gaspésie: Québec’s Playground for Outdoor Adventures – Explore Magazine

3 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Jennifer Malloy

Located in Eastern Quebec, the Gaspésie region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in true nature. From watching whales dip and dive in the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the thrilling rush of river rafting, this coastal paradise offers a plethora of activities that cater to every type of adventurer. The waters off the Gaspé Peninsula are rich in marine life, making it an excellent location for whale watching.
The Happy Camper: I Found a Tick Embedded in My Under Luggage. Yuck! – Explore Magazine

3 weeks ago | explore-mag.com | Kevin Callan

Is it just me or are the ticks worse than ever this season? I recently spent a day out in the woods north of Frontenac Park in Ontario. I needed a day to soothe my soul and calm my nerves after a number of weeks travelling to shows to present on the joys of time spent in nature. I found myself talking about it more than doing it. So, I went off to search out a remote Crown land or lake that could quite possibly be home to some brook trout.