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Nestor Ferraro
California’s Coastal Charm
California’s State Route (SR) 1 is nearly 1,062 km (660 mi) and is the longest highway in the Golden State. But just south of San Francisco, the 160 km (100 mi) stretch between Monterey and Morro bays is perhaps the most spectacular area of the... Read more
Oct 13, 2021
Billy Stephens
The Ultimate Plan B When Stuck
In his 1984 novel, Normal Accidents, Charles Parrow explained a theory that accidents rarely happen as simple, isolated events, but rather as multiple failures that interact with each other despite best efforts to avoid them. He may as well have... Read more
Oct 11, 2021
Petty Officer 2nd Class Zac Crawford
Understanding the PCOC and Canadian Boating Law
Boating is a great way to spend your summer months, but before you hit the water for exhilarating experiences, it’s important to understand the basic, lawful boating regulations and safety protocols under Transport Canada guidelines. One of the... Read more
Oct 11, 2021
Sieg and Sue Standke
Membership has its Privileges
With travel restrictions due to COVID-19 gradually easing, many Canadians are raring to get up and go just about anywhere. RVing is an accepted and safer option to explore new areas of the country, a fact that people have realized more and more... Read more
Oct 10, 2021
Bryan Irons
We Test: The Assault Vault
We’d all like to head onto the trails and into the great outdoors with every tool and widget, but that comes with a few challenges. The first is weight and the second is where to fit it all. Apart from leviathan off-road rigs like the Ford... Read more
Oct 8, 2021
Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society
Keep the Shuswap Free of Aquatic Invasive Species
There’s so much to love about the Shuswap, but the clean water, beaches, and even enjoying leisure time on a boat or dock is at potential risk due to the small, invasive freshwater mussels called zebra and quagga mussels. While they originated in... Read more
Oct 8, 2021
Tourism Vancouver Grouse Mountain
From Sea to Sky in North Vancouver
One of the appealing attractions of Canada’s West Coast is it’s one of the few regions where Canadian snowbirds can visit in the winter and enjoy comfortable hikes or mountain bike trails one day and then downhill ski or admire panoramic views the... Read more
Oct 7, 2021
Malibu Boats
Malibu's Virtual Show Room
Malibu's 2022 Showroom can be accessed virtually through their 360-degree immersive experience. From the comfort of home - you can check out new colours, new tech, new designs and the entire 2022 lineup... Read more
Oct 5, 2021
VIAIR
How to Choose the Best Air Compressor for Off-Roading
A quality air compressor is perhaps the most important purchase every new off-road enthusiast needs to make. Not only are they essential for inflating tires after airing down or fixing flats but - depending on the model - they can be used for... Read more
Oct 5, 2021
National Boat Safety Council
Have a VHF Radio? Get Your Required Restricted Operator Certificate
When it comes to making a distress call on the water, it’s hard to match the function and efficiency of a VHF marine radio. The Canadian Coast Guard stresses that recreational boaters have one onboard and resort to it in the event of an emergency... Read more
Oct 3, 2021
Bryan Irons
Rusty Off-Roading
The ubiquitous “shakedown” run is a time-honoured tradition among gearheads across North America. They could be held after completing a frame-off restoration, long-term upgrade project or even following a DIY oil change or tune-up. Whatever the... Read more
Oct 2, 2021
Jason Betzing
Aftermarket Upgrades that are Worth Every Cent
When I was assigned to write about what my wife and I thought were the top five upgrades we've done to our fifth wheel to make our RV experiences more convenient, I quickly jotted down a long list. Being full-timers and not big fans of roughing... Read more
Oct 1, 2021
