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Mark Raycroft

Mark Raycroft

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Co-Host, Beyond the Wild

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Total articles 22

  • Walking the wild way: Algonquin to Adirondacks

    By Jamieson Findlay, David Trattles, Mark Raycroft| Canadian Geographic Verified Any well-travelled backcountry trail will have its ghosts, still intent on old destinations. Early on in our trek, we stopped to summon one. My hiking buddy Bill and I were in the Five Ponds Wilderness of New York State’s Adirondack Park, and we’d come to a wetland — fern-fringed and hemmed by the typical regional forest of yellow birch, white pine, sugar maple and striped maple. The air was soft and still, the water a pellicle of light.

    By Jamieson Findlay, David Trattles, Mark Raycroft · Canadian Geographic

    Apr. 19, 2024

  • For the moose-hunting adventure of a lifetime, head afield with a seasoned guide. Here’s why

    By Mark Raycroft| Outdoor Canada Verified For the moose-hunting adventure of a lifetime, head into the wilds with a seasoned guide@Watching the sun crest the horizon, followed by a day of hiking to high points to glass and call. Immersing yourself in the sights, sounds and scents of the boreal forest that make up so much of this incredible country.

    By Mark Raycroft · Outdoor Canada

    Jan. 23, 2024

  • Walking the wild way: Algonquin to Adirondacks

    By Jamieson Findlay, David Trattles, Mark Raycroft| Canadian Geographic Verified Any well-travelled backcountry trail will have its ghosts, still intent on old destinations. Early on in our trek, we stopped to summon one. My hiking buddy Bill and I were in the Five Ponds Wilderness of New York State’s Adirondack Park, and we’d come to a wetland — fern-fringed and hemmed by the typical regional forest of yellow birch, white pine, sugar maple and striped maple. The air was soft and still, the water a pellicle of light.

    By Jamieson Findlay, David Trattles, Mark Raycroft · Canadian Geographic

    Apr. 19, 2024

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Beyond the Wild