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Radventures are the local gurus of unforgettable adventures in the Canadian Rockies!
09/15/2026
Our biggest Canadian launch yet is HERE. 🇨🇦
One enormous country. Endless reasons to explore it.
We might be biased, but we genuinely believe Canada is one of the most extraordinary countries on Earth, and there’s so much of it most travellers never see.
So, we spent the past 12 months searching for the wild coastlines, deeply rooted stories and quieter corners that deserve far more than a spot on your someday list.
The result? A completely new collection of Canadian Radventures.
Swipe to discover them, then comment RAD and we’ll send you the full itineraries and trip details.
Comment RAD and we’ll send you the full itineraries and trip details.
Comment RAD and we’ll send you the full itineraries and trip details.
https://www.radventurescanada.com/multi-day-tours/canada
09/11/2026
What if the most extraordinary places in Canada have been hiding in plain sight?
Canada is nearly 10 million square kilometres. For the past year, we’ve been working on a collection of adventures that visit some of the wildest corners of this epic country.
We didn’t build these trips around the places receiving the most likes, or the most visitors. We searched high and low for the wild parts of Canada that make you wonder, “How did I not know this was here?”
Then we took our time.
Every journey has been meticulously shaped around what makes that place extraordinary: the landscapes that photos don’t do justice for, the stories that bring them to life, the people who know them best and the experiences that allow tourism to support, not overwhelm, the local and Indigenous communities who call them home.
There will be smaller groups. More time outside. A thoughtful balance of adventure and comfort. And far fewer moments spent jostling for the same photograph as everyone else.
This is Canada.
On September 15, bookable dates for all eight adventures go live.
Comment REGISTER to be the first to hear about our new Canadian adventures.
09/08/2026
What if the most extraordinary places in Canada have been hiding in plain sight?
Canada is nearly 10 million square kilometres.
For the past year, we’ve been working on a collection of adventures that visit some of the wildest corners of this epic country.
We didn’t build these trips around the places receiving the most likes, or the most visitors.
We searched high and low for the wild parts of Canada that make you wonder, “How did I not know this was here?”
Then we took our time.
Every journey has been meticulously shaped around what makes that place extraordinary: the landscapes that photos don’t do justice for, the stories that bring them to life, the people who know them best and the experiences that allow tourism to support, not overwhelm, the local and Indigenous communities who call them home.
There will be smaller groups. More time outside. A thoughtful balance of adventure and comfort. And far fewer moments spent jostling for the same photograph as everyone else.
As our founder, Dale, puts it:
“We don’t need to create more bucket-list destinations. We need to help people discover the incredible places that have been here all along.”
This is Canada, Unexpected.
On September 15, bookable dates for all eight adventures go live.
Comment REGISTER and be first to see all eight destinations.
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4 days of hiking, connecting, and laughing until our cheeks ached.
That’s what you can expect from our RadWomen Hiking The Rockies trip ⛰️
08/30/2026
Maybe you’re not bad at relaxing. Maybe you’ve just been trying to do it indoors.
There’s a particular kind of tired that a weekend on the couch doesn’t touch.
It usually stems from too much life noise, too many decisions and being reachable all the time.
If that’s you, maybe you just need a healthy dose of the mountains.
Comment NATURE and we’ll send you the full blog.
08/30/2026
Maybe you’re not bad at relaxing. Maybe you’ve just been trying to do it indoors.
There’s a particular kind of tired that a weekend on the couch doesn’t touch.
Sometimes, what you need isn’t another productivity app or forced meditation session, it’s simply some time in nature.
Comment NATURE and we’ll send you the full blog.
When it’s so beautiful, it just doesn’t even feel real ⛰️
đź“ŤSunrise at Moraine Lake
đź”— Book a spot on our multi-award-winning tours before the season ends
Berry season = Bears (they should rename it Beary Seasonđź‘€)
Most people look at a grizzly and see a predator. The reality is that their diet is actually 80-90% veggie.
Right now that means buffaloberries. Parks Canada calls them the most important food source for both grizzlies and black bears in these mountains, and a single grizzly can put away 100,000 of them in a day. Big males double it. The rest of the year it’s sweetvetch roots, horsetail, grasses, and dandelions along the highway in spring.
Those claws that look built for damage? They’re digging tools. Mostly for roots.
Buffaloberry season runs mid-July into September, and the shrubs grow exactly where we walk and drive. Roadsides, trail edges, campgrounds.
A feeding bear is head down and locked in, which means it’s less likely to notice you before you notice it.
Having bear spray on you, not in the pack, is essential when out and about on any trail.
Hike tight in a group of four or more and being noisy always helps.
Let’s talk about wildfire smoke:
Wildfire smoke has been on everyone’s minds. Watching what’s happening in Washington State and British Columbia is frightening, and if you’ve got a Rockies trip booked, you might be wondering if it’s safe.
So here’s where things actually stand. Banff currently has no wildfires affecting the park or the safety of visitors. The smoke reaching us is drifting in from hundreds of kilometres away.
Some days it’s been thick. Then the wind shifts and we get a day like today, blue sky start to finish. There’s no timing this. The wind changes direction and the smoke moves with it, in or out of the valley, sometimes between breakfast and dinner.
Smoke and danger are two different conversations.
This part matters, so we want to be clear about it.
There’s a real difference between accepting some haze on your holiday and being genuinely in danger. Those are separate things and they get blurred together constantly in the news and in people’s minds.
We’ll always be straight with you about safety. If that changes, you’ll hear it from us first.
We went into detail on all of this in this week’s blog. Comment BLOG and we’ll send you the link.
Some moments make you feel like a kid again. Spotting your first bear in Banff is one of them.
We can’t keep count of the amount of bears our guides and guests have been spotting all around Banff during our tours this week!
With the alpine still tucked under a heavy blanket of snow, bears and other wildlife are spending more time down in the valleys, searching for food and occasionally making a roadside appearance while they’re at it.
It’s one of those magical windows in the Rockies, elk in the meadows, bears in the distance, guides quietly scanning the treeline like wildlife detectives.
And while sightings are never guaranteed, this is exactly why exploring with local guides makes such a difference. We know where to look, when to safely slow down, and how to enjoy these wild moments safely and respectfully.
Want your best chance at spotting wildlife in Banff this summer?
Comment BEAR and we’ll send you our favourite wildlife-friendly adventures!
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