If your idea of adventure involves rivers, parks and trails that move at their own pace, then let’s head to West Virginia.  Here’s a look at six counties that make the state a top choice for hiking and outdoor trips. 

Ah. Red dirt, soft sand and summer tans! All the things you’d expect from a PEI beach day, only this is one of several dirt and gravel bike rides through the most rural parts of the province. If you thought gravel cycling here was exclusively the Confederation Trail, think again. PEI has the most roads per square kilometer of all the provinces, and with names like Thrill Hill, Sheepskin, Balaklava and Old Bob Laird, they are as memorable as the terrain. Since our dirt rides e

On a clear morning in Alberta, a small group of women gather at a trailhead. Some of them have hiked for years. Others are here for the first time, unsure of their pace, their footing or their place. What brings them together is not distance or elevation. It is the simple promise of not being alone.