by Jon Moreno It's been a long 18 months of staying put in Peterborough. Oh sure, my wife Katie and I have gone out on some great camping trips and have taken many a day trips into the Kawarthas with...

As you can read here, big Monday adventure rides have become a bit of a thing for me.  Usually solo, on each of these rides I go pretty far afield and try to find a few new-to-me roads or new-to-me link...

by Kieran Andrews Monday.  A Monday in late March 2020.  Our world seemed to have stopped as we raced to understand the challenges of Covid-19.  There was still a bit of snow around and cold wind was blowing from the...

Photos by Justin Ross For those who may be unfamiliar with the term ultra-endurance bike packing; it’s the fringe sport of completing multi day bike packing routes as quickly as possible. You ride with a packed bike, often through the...

In the Adventure Stories series, we ask Wild Rock staff and contributors to share some of the most exciting outdoor experiences they've had lately. Next up is Justin Ross, Wild Rock's Social Media Manager and also works in Hard Goods and Aerobic...

In the Adventure Stories series, we ask Wild Rock staff and contributors to share some of the most exciting outdoor experiences they've had lately. Next up is Wild Rock's General Manager Tori Silvera, who shares some anecdotes from a memorable weekend in the Adirondacks.

In the Adventure Stories series, we ask Wild Rock staff and contributors to share some of the most exciting outdoor experiences they've had lately. First up is Jeff Faulds, Wild Rock's Aerobic Sports Manager, with the tale of an epic local ride.

Pick up a current cycling magazine or visit a bike company website these days and riders can’t help but be overwhelmed by the buzz surrounding gravel cycling. The array of gravel bikes, tires, handlebars and shoes is dizzying. Throughout North...

You learn to miss the fear, but not at first.First, everything is confusing and intimidating.It takes me ten minutes just to figure out how to cross the street in Vietnam. I’m not exaggerating. I walk to the corner toward the...