Thru-hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail are no longer able to enter Canada via a permit, but will have to go to a station of port instead.

SEATTLE — Hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail will now have to take a detour on their way to Canada. The change goes into effect on Friday. The Canada Border Services Agency announced that hikers ...

The Utah Hockey Club is altering their team name voting process by removing “Wasatch” from consideration in favour of ''Outlaws." Belle Fraser of the Salt Lake Tribune reports the team will ...

Planning a 2,650-mile trek on the Pacific Crest Trail from the U.S.-Mexico border to Canada? Prepare to turn around. On Monday, the Canada Border Services Agency announced it will no longer issue ...

For the team name, it’s clear that Outlaws should be in the mix instead of Wasatch, so we’re swapping it out. "We listened to your feedback and dug into all the Qualtrics data from last night ...

For the team name, it’s clear that Outlaws should be in the mix instead of Wasatch, so we’re swapping it out. "Outlaws" will take the place of "Wasatch as an official choice after fans ...

New survey reveals $70 daily bill for hikers – plus the rising age of PCTers, the most common wildlife sighting and a host of other interesting stats ...

New survey reveals $70 daily bill for hikers – plus the rising age of PCTers, the most common wildlife sighting and a host of other interesting stats A survey of thru-hikers on America’s famous ...

On Monday, Jan. 28, Canada Border Services Agency announced that it will no longer issue permits on the Pacific Crest Trail for those who want to cross into British Columbia. The popular hiking ...

As of Monday, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced it would discontinue permits for those wishing to enter Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail. This means that any northbound hikers ...