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In this issue

Human beings are fundamentally motivated by a need to belong, by an instinct to find like-minded souls and become a part of something larger. There’s a reason a chairlift has more than one seat.
And that’s what this issue is all about — people who come to the mountains and discover a sense of belonging. This is an issue about who we do what we do with, and why.
This is the Tribe issue. Share it with a friend.

Mountain Life COAST MOUNTAINS Magazine Description:

Publisher: Mountain-Life-Media

Category: Travel

Language: English

Frequency: 3 Issues/Year

Founded in 2006 and published three times a year, Mountain Life Coast Mountains is dedicated to showcasing the natural beauty of British Columbia’s Coast Mountain range, with a focus on the Sea to Sky region between Vancouver and Pemberton. Through world-class photography and thought-provoking yet humorous editorial, our goal is to shed some light on the rich and varied history, culture, people and environmental issues of the Sea to Sky corridor.

Die-hard locals, wide-eyed tourists and mountain-culture enthusiasts from all walks of life turn the pages of Mountain Life to stay informed, get inspired and keep their passion for the mountains stoked.