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Out and Across

Founded in 2020, Out and Across has become one of Canada’s newest outdoor adventure resources. By sharing my experiences, I want to help you get outdoors in a safe and sustainable way. On this website, you’ll find detailed trip reports and how-to guides, first-hand stories, videos and photography, and inspiration for your next outdoor adventure. Thanks for dropping by!

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Meet Thomas

I’ve always been at home in the outdoors.

Growing up by the Bay of Fundy, I gained a deep sense of wonder for Canada’s wilderness. After countless canoe paddles, hikes, and camping trips, my love for the great outdoors is stronger than ever!

I want to help you embrace your sense of adventure. That’s what Out and Across is all about.

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Enjoyed some fresh air on Split Rock Trail yesterday. I forgot how beautiful this place is — and the trail upgrades are so great! Anyone else find time outside on the weekend? Well, I’m happy to say that I’ve finished my Long Range Traverse guide! Hey, everyone — I haven’t been very active on here lately. If you follow my personal account, you may have heard the news. How about that sunset? After leaving Dakar, I ended up at the Bandia Reserve with my new American friends — Kaitlyn and Doug. One of my favourite things about travelling is making new connections, and then leaning into spontaneity! Bienvenue au Senegal! Yesterday I had a layover in Lisbon, Portugal on my way to Senegal. Originally, I had six hours to explore the city, but then my delayed flight shrunk that down to three. What did I do? I made the most of it! Such a nice morning on Chamcook Mountain near St. Andrews. Definitely more of a hill than a mountain — either way, the view was spectacular! It’s not too late to canoe and camp in Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia! (though the nights are getting a wee bit cold) Enjoyed a walk last weekend on the UNB Woodland Trail in Fredericton. After living away from the East Coast, it’s nice to see autumn colours again. Now that’s what I call fall! 🍂

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