Inclusive Ski Touring is focused on getting more people outside by introducing them to the joys of ski touring and split-boarding. They believe in mak[read more]

Mountain guide Jon Tierney believes that anyone who likes being outside in winter and has a reasonable degree of fitness can be successful climbing [read more]

Fierce winters and rugged landscapes are some of the hallmarks of Maine’s cultural identity, which is all well and good if you’re the skiing or ice-cl[read more]

Adaptive sports are growing in popularity as awareness and technology evolve, but the United States only has a handful of facilities that are fully de[read more]

Wintertime can present some interesting challenges for a photographer.  The colder weather will reduce the battery run time in your camera, moving fro[read more]

Surfboards, kayaks, and SUPs may be stored away until spring, but that doesn’t mean an end to outdoor sports on Maine’s southern coast. Snow and ice? [read more]

When November's freezing nights arrive in the Machias region, folks crank up their woodstoves, and the smell of burning seasoned wood wafts along with[read more]

Northern lights are on the bucket list of many people to see and experience. Traveling to Alaska, Norway, Iceland, and other northern points are certa[read more]

According to conventional wisdom, the best hiking season runs from May through the end of October. It’s warmer, visually spectacular, and attracts the[read more]