Walkable Cities: 4 tips to have fun walking with kids
With a little planning these simple strolls can become unforgettable learning moments. Here are 4 tips to make your next city walk with kids fun, easy, and full of discovery.Â
Kickstart Your 2025 With These 6 Sustainable Travel ResolutionsÂ
As environmental challenges rise, incorporating sustainability into new year’s resolutions, especially in travel, is crucial. Embracing carpooling, public transit, cycling, walking, efficient trip planning, and investing in electric vehicles can significantly reduce carbon footprints and promote healthier lifestyles.
Canada’s Top 5 Christmas Markets in 2024 Â
Whether you’re travelling this holiday season or simply looking to explore how Canadian cities celebrate the holidays, check out our top five Christmas market picks. Be sure to let us know which Christmas market you will be visiting with your friends and family this holiday season. Â
Fall Hikes in Canada – A Guide to Spending Time Outdoors this Autumn
In this post, we’ll explore some of the best fall hikes across Canada – from the rugged east coast to the majestic west.
Best Trails in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area
In this guide, we’ll take you on a journey of the best trails for both cycling and walking that will leave you in awe of the natural beauty the region has to offer.
How to Improve Access to Greenspace With Sustainable Transportation
With an increasing number of people living in dense urban centres, ensuring sustainable and equitable connections to nature is essential.
Pandemic Walks: Reflections on a year of walking
Our team shares some thoughts on walking during the pandemic, and how we have kept our walks interesting.
Active Travel Cannot Just Be a Fairweather Activity: How cities can support walking and cycling no matter the weather
This blog is the second in our accessibility series, where we explore the barriers preventing people from taking sustainable transportation and the…
Health and Transportation: How active travel is the key to a healthier, happier society
Instead of taking time out of our busy days for exercise, incorporating exercise into our daily lives through active travel can go a long way to improving our health and wellbeing.
It’s Time for an Outdoor Break, Remote Workers
The many benefits of walking.