Kootenay Mountain Culture December 2022 From record-breaking sprints to month-long slogs, Jayme Moye explores the evolution of Kootenay ski traversing. Read it here.* *Bronze Winner: 2023 North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA)
Adventure Journal September 2022 In Slovenia, the country’s highest peak is more than a symbol of national pride—scaling it is a birthright, duty, and dream. Read it here.* *3rd Place: 2022 Travel...
Kootenay Mountain Culture December 2021 In the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Backcountry skiing has exploded in popularity, driving an increased use of public lands. How much is too much? Read...
Outside August 2021 Indigenous people and a scrappy band of activists called the Rainforest Flying Squad are all that stands between Vancouver Island’s last old growth and logging companies. Read it...
Canadian Geographic January 2021 A Canadian ski-touring legend reminisces about snow-bound cultural connections made prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and mounting political tensions. Read it here.* *Best Outdoor Adventure Story: 2021 Travel Media Association of...
Adventure Journal January 2020 Was skiing invented in Asia? A search for its origins follows the faint tracks of history. Read it here.* *Gold Winner: 2020 North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA)
Bicycling December 2019 Shannon Galpin survived blood clots in her brain and the fall of Afghan women’s cycling. Now she’s ready for her next chapter. Read it here.* *Gold Winner: 2020 North American...
Alpinist June 2019 In Canada’s Banff National Park, climber Michelle Kadatz was engulfed by an avalanche and buried 13 feet deep. While entombed, she experienced something that seemed as improbable as...
Hidden Compass November 2018 A lesson awaits Jayme in the untouched forests of Haida Gwaii — from one of North America’s most majestic birds. Read it here.* *Gold Winner: 2019 Solas...
Outside August 2018 Exposure to extreme environments can change our DNA. Everest climbers—and their twins—are the perfect study subjects. Read it here.* *Gold Winner: 2018 North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA)