We recently spent the Thanksgiving holiday weekend in the small town of Estes Park, Colorado...
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Letters from the Snowshoeing Bookworm
Dear Fellow Snowshoers: First of all, I must confess to you that I am but a beginner in the...
Ready For Winter! – From the First Edition of Snowshoe Magazine
I love autumn. The air becomes cool and crisp, the leaves turn to brilliant colors, and the first...
The Complete Electrolyte Story
Introduction: Electrolytes, the mineral salts that conduct the electrical energy of the body...
Gear Review: 180s Offers Versatile, Affordable Winter Gear
One major factor I forgot to consider when I started bicycle commuting this fall was the wind chill...
In search of snow
Many would think that living in Canada, by mid-November we would be up to our armpits in snow...
Caffeine and Endurance
Caffeine continues to be one of the most studied ergogenic ingredients. Researchers are constantly...
Garrett Conover: The The Snow Walker’s Companion and Teacher
You don't have to be crazy to camp in the winter. You really don't even need to be a die-hard, gung...
Have Snowshoes, Will Travel: LeConte Lodge In The Great Smoky Mountains
I've been lucky enough to score a night for Jack and I at LeConte Lodge, but somehow my well-laid...
Mountain Music Review: Charlie Sexton – Cruel and Gentle Things
Cruel and Gentle Things is Charlie Sexton's first release since 1995's Under the Wishing Tree. Yes...
Snowshoeing Yoga – From the First Edition of Snowshoe Magazine
Learning to snowshoe is not difficult. Anyone able to walk can usually learn how to snowshoe within...
The Rise of the Snowshoe Racing Regime – From the First Edition of Snowshoe Magazine
It was a day that many snowshoers would never forget. On March 5, 2005, the United States partook...