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Snowshoe Runner or Trail Runner?

I was asked the other day whether I think of myself as a trailrunner who also does snowshoe races...

There are still a few stubborn snowbanks lingering along north-facing overhangs, but around them...

On a day described by medalist Roddie Larson (more on her later) as "Hawaii on snow," snowshoers...

I finally decided to try some new trails out at a ski area that catered to snowshoers and cross...

Dear Reader: What a beautiful day! The warmth of the sun grows stronger now, and it feels so good...

Hood River is a place you might have heard of if you've traveled in Oregon. It's famous for...

Dear Reader: I've just gone outside to fill the bird feeder, and now I'm enjoying watching the...

The land of sushi and sumo is not the first place that comes to mind when you think of snow, yet...

Anyone who has hung a pair of antique snowshoes over a fireplace can appreciate the artistry of...

Winter this year, although late arriving, is now firmly entrenched. Deep snow, plunging...

Driving into Elm Creek Park Reserve one is struck with the thought: This place is beautiful, and...

I love discovering gear on the trail when crossing paths with another snowshoer. In this case, my...