Whats FRAPpening?

  The Short Answer The best dog-friendly trails in BC's Sea to Sky corridor reward the wanderer without wasting your drive: confirmed dog access, a surface your dog can actually handle, and a payoff worth the climb. Our picks, sorted...

  The Short Answer Adventure dogs need small, frequent fuel on big days out: at the trailhead before you start, at rest stops along the way, at the summit, and after a long descent. Carry treats that survive your pocket,...

  The Short Answer The best Canadian-made dog treats start with a named whole protein, use real food ingredients you can actually picture, and are built in a format that holds up wherever your dog takes you. This guide is...

Alma's official field report from a full weekend on BC's Sunshine Coast: trail runs, mountain bike sends, Brickers Cidery sunbathing, and a FRAPS bar supply that did not survive the trip. Every treat earned.

We don’t hike for the cardio. We hike for the silence of the deep woods, the burn in the quads that reminds us we’re alive, and—let’s be honest—the look on our dog’s face when the treeline breaks and the world...

When you’re a trail dog in British Columbia, the mountains demand respect. Steep singletrack, surprise rain at the summit, and long days out with your human mean you’ve got to be prepared. Here’s what I (Alma) never leave the trailhead without.