Steven Threndyle

Every sport needs a creation myth. In Hood River, Oregon, Canadian photographer Brian Sprout created the perfect one.

From dirtbag philosophy to high-tech brollys, the Summer, 2019 Coast Mountain Culture is worth checking out!

From downsizers to telecommuters, mountain bikers to filmmakers, a whole new crop of lifestyle seekers is discovering the joys of life (and how much $$$ can be saved) in small town British Columbia.

From start to finish, I turn your ideas into shareable stories.

Ski Industry Charts Growth Through Innovation

The intense rivalry between Albertans and B.C. residents over the Trans-Canada Mountain Expansion pipeline has erupted into full-blown fury. Here are three views from the east of the Rockies that are somewhat less strident than what you might read on social media.

A DPS on Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky

A look at some of the top mountain films & literature of the last year.

How the story about Alex Honnold's solo quest of El Capitan went super-viral, super-fast. (Hint: he had a film crew with him).

Ski touring via quad access in the mountains above Powell River, British Columbia.

Where were you in 72? A lighthearted look at apres ski shenanigans from the old hippie days...

A deep dive into one of Canada's most progressive and innovative private schools for autistic, ADD and other behaviourally-challenged students.

Outdoor adventure junkies. They’re so difficult to buy for. If they don’t already have a piece of gear, chances are that you’ll buy the wrong item. (How, really, do you buy for someone who owns five pairs of skis?) Well, here are some ideas.

Regularly scheduled backcountry skiing column for Ski Trax, North America's largest circulation Nordic/cross country magazine.