Get Outside
Get Outside
Get Outside brings viewers along to experience various outdoor activities including paddling, hiking, camping, and back country camping. It not only shows what you can do in the outdoors but encourages people to get outside themselves.
Episodes
Episode 1: Paddle Down the River
Ben Stacey and Tim Evans paddle (or attempt to paddle) down the Rouge River in the Rouge National Urban Park.
Episode 2: Paddling Duffin's Creek
Ben Stacey and Christina Sheuermann spend a day paddling up Duffin's Creek in Ajax, Ontario.
Episode 3: Exploring Warsaw Caves
Ben Stacey, Tim Evans, and Paige Evans explore the Warsaw Caves just north east of Peterborough, Ontario.
Episode 4: Day Hiking
Ben Stacey and Erin MacDonald go on two day hikes in two very different locations, the Rouge NationalUrban Park, and Lynde Shores Conservation area in Whitby, Ontario.
Episode 5: Camping at Presqu'ile
Ben Stacey and Hailey Sonntag go car camping and explore Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
Episode 6: Backcountry Camping
Ben Stacey, Tim Evans, Paige Evans, and Louise Evans go for a one night backcountry camping trip in Kawartha Haighlands Provincial Park.
Season 2
Episode 1
An autumn canoe back country camping trip with a teen who is experiencing it for the first time
Episode 2
A first time doing stand up paddle-boarding. It is harder than it looks
Episode 3
Paddling canoes down a portion of the Trent Canal toward Lake Simcoe.
Episode 4
Winter is an amazing time to camp in the back country. This trip is the first time for one of us.
Episode 5
Winter is an amazing time to camp in the back country. First time winter camper survives the night.
Episode 6
There are some amazing people who enjoy the outdoors. Meet some and learn what the outdoors means to them.
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