We invite you to slow down with us. To be struck by the blueness of the sky, by the brush of the breeze, by the warmth of the sun on your skin. The Quiet Guiding Company offers group expeditions at a pace where presence is possible. Where there’s time to tune in.
Read MoreMany, many moons ago: I shivered in my old sleeping bag, listening to the wind howl around my tent. It felt as if I were attempting to sleep on a slab of marble. Live and learn, I thought. Here it was, the end of October on the PPJ trail in Quebec and my gear wasn’t […]
Read MoreThis post on snowshoes is the third in a series on winter camping. If you missed the first two posts, start here and then here. I trudged along, carefully placing one snowshoe in front of the next. My legs felt heavy after bushwhacking for six hours the day before. The next thing I knew I was […]
Read MoreWinter Cooking is the second in a series on winter camping. If you missed the first post, start here. When I went back to school for outdoor adventure, our first winter outing with Algonquin College took place towards the end of February / beginning of March. Our instructors gave us all day to set up […]
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