Seven years after it was first explored, the B.C. cave known as Raspberry Rising is still giving up its secrets, from breathtaking mineral deposits to promising antibacterial microbes

From a multi-tool that will help you tap into your inner MacGyver to an outdoor cocktail set for stylish fireside sipping, our editors have rounded up some last-minute gift ideas for the nature lovers in your life

Testing Columbia Sportswear's newest gear in the birthplace of mountain climbing 

The Nikon KeyMission 170 captures high-quality video and stills and goes anywhere you do

The Calgary-based landscape photographer shares memorable moments in the field and his advice for aspiring photographers

Mary Vaux’s groundbreaking 19th-century study of B.C.’s Illecillewaet Glacier created an invaluable record of the glacier’s recession

Eagle Creek's packable daypack, which folds into a tiny pouch, is ideal for any traveller tight on space. 

Lonnie Dupre and Pascale Marceau return from Mount Steele after "gear snafu"

Caving: The ultimate underground sport

A lightweight and easy-to-pitch tent that's perfect for backcountry camping

This headlamp aims for total hands-free control, but falls short on functionality

How to tackle marathon sightseeing while staying dry, packing light and keeping a positive attitude

Can Geo staff test out a cold-weather sleeping bag and camp quilt 

Here are the best items we tested for our Gear Review series in 2017

Can Geo photographer and cycling tour operator David Trattles puts the lightweight sleeping bag to the test

From Niagara's fury to suburban soccer pitches, the iconic Tilley Hat keeps you cool, dry and shaded from the sun

The Fatboy Lamzac Hangout Chair is likely very comfortable, if you can get it fully inflated

A super-lightweight, versatile tent designed with the backcountry hiker in mind

BeetleBag offers convenient, adaptable solution to on-frame storage

This tool is best suited for the advanced amateur or professional photographer who wants beautiful prints and has desk space to spare 

Comfortable air mattress is best suited for car camping or easy canoe trips

The hand-operated espresso machine seems like a good idea — until you use it

A versatile and easy-to-use camp stove

Canadian Geographic Education's program coordinator Sara Black tests two versatile items on a summer road trip

Constructed without dyes and PFCs, and made with recycled material, this Columbia rain jacket from the brand's latest Eco line is as high performance as ever.

Stay hydrated with this durable, insulated water bottle 

Slippery rocks and running water were no match for the Keen Women's Newport EVO H2 water shoes

Canadian Geographic creative director Javier Frutos captures can't-miss moments aboard a One Oceans Expeditions voyage to Antarctica 

The Departure Point jacket and OutDry shell have you covered this season, rain or shine

From marching for climate awareness in Washington, D.C to stomping through North Florida swampland, Heinerth tests these hiking boots as only an explorer can

See photos that will inspire you to put Baffin Island on your list of summer getaways, and read a review of the camera equipment (provided by Vistek and Nikon Canada) used to capture them.

This lightweight fall coat handles changeable shoulder season weather in style

Carhartt’s new Quick Duck 3-in-1 Rockwall Jacket boasts the rugged dependability that the brand is known for, but is stylish enough for casual, day-to-day wear

Tilley Endurables offers more variety than just that legacy sun hat. But of course that hat is still an option.

A great scanner for photo collectors to organize and preserve memories

Can Geo editors try out Carhartt's latest cold-weather offerings

World-class waves and a growing community are quickly making Canada a top surfing destination

Stay warm and fast with these toasty winter running tights and smartphone-capable gloves

Hitting the snowy pavement with the MEC Stride Jacket, MEC Bolt Toque and Columbia Castella Peak Striped Hoodie

Inspired by age-old travelways, a new canoe route knits together the Trans Canada Trail

Jill Heinerth is leading a team of divers into the cold February waters to explore and document underwater mines at Newfoundland's Bell Island

These innovations helped Canada establish its credentials as a leader in space research and technology

Only about 400 North Atlantic right whales remain in the wild

Set to launch later this year in Clyde River, Nunavut, digital atlases of Inuit place names, wildlife habitat, scientific studies and more are already benefiting communities in the Arctic

Lancés plus tard cette année à Clyde River (Nunavut), des atlas numériques des toponymes inuits, des habitats fauniques, des études scientifiques et de bien plus encore profitent déjà aux collectivités dans l’Arctique