Judy Post, Author at Snowshoe Magazine

New Mexico: Land of Enchantment and Some Excellent Snowshoeing

With many years of combined snowshoeing experience in New Mexico, three Albuquerque locals tell...

No more pant legs flapping against one another. No more bottom half layering. No more pulling and...

Fed up with slogging through snow with heavy snowshoes, veteran snowshoer Larry Monger, from...

Davos is not a “hole in the wall” place. It’s a premier ski resort in Switzerland. About two and a...

The concept of ecotourism is not new, but lately we’re hearing a lot more about this kind of travel...

Nestled against the San Juan Mountains in the southwest corner of Colorado, Telluride was a...

Carve out space in your day pack. You’ll need some necessary paraphernalia at your fingertips as...

“Would you care to try a “little coffin?” asks George, our bike tour guide. “What?” I ask. “A...

A pair of Northern Lites snowshoes weighs about one-half the weight of ordinary metal frame...

Richard Havlick's fascination with snowshoes began when he was a teenager. His mother brought...

An asphalt road lined by white stucco houses all with red tile roofs ends abruptly. Seven...

(Don't forget to bring your sunglasses and suntan lotion.)Snow falls over all of New Mexico during...