Upcoming and Past Expeditions

Discover more about each of our 2023 Grantees and the expeditions that took place throughout the year. 

A behind-the-scenes look at the adventures and discoveries of the passionate explorers funded by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

This two-person team will attempt to be the first all-female team to climb Mt. Lucania, Canada’s third tallest peak (at 5226 m high), nestled in the Yukon’s Kluane National Park and Reserve.

Mount Logan’s height, its sheer mass, its northern latitude and coastal proximity, its location in the southwestern Yukon — all make the iconic peak an important case study for what climate scientists have now termed “elevational-depende...

The team traversed 840 kilometres of the Labrador and Quebec interior — from west to east, via five rivers, over the course of 35 days, during the summer of 2019.

This project explored and recorded cave features of the alpine karst landscape in the Badshot Range of British Columbia’s West Kootenays including the spectacular Jawdrop Cave.

On June 2nd, 2017, Melanie Vogel set out to solo thru-hike 18,000 kilometres across Canada from the Atlantic to the Arctic to the Pacific Ocean on the Great Trail.

The Complete Columbias Traverse is a 750 kilometre long ski traverse through the Columbia Mountains.

The Thelon Esker Hike is a solo hike by a Northwest Territories resident of the entire length of North America’s longest esker which stretches approximately 700 kilometres across the tundra of the Northwest Territories.