Of Old Hands I once heard Yonder's own Jeff Austin claim that it's "something unlike anything we've...
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Pam’s Sense of Snow – The 2005 Edition
The coast has always been my home. I've never lived far from water and as such, spent most of my...
Part One: Making Tracks on Mt. Hood
When snow begins to blanket the area east of Portland, thousands of cross country skiers and...
Snowshoeing Education 109: Leave No Trace Principles For Snowshoers
Over the past half century, there has been a significant increase of visitors to our wilderness...
The Early-Season Goings-On
What's up snowshoers? It's already October and here in Denver, that means that first little "tease"...
The Snowshoe Almanac – November 2005
Nov. 3: Time to start thinking snowshoeing. In that spirit, members of the Sierra Club's Great...
Book Review: Transcendent Summits by Gerry Roach
Gerry Roach has taken the art of storytelling to a whole new level. To borrow the theme from his...
All the Leaves Are Brown…
Do you hear that? That buzz is the collective hum of we snowshoers imposing our will on the seasons...
Montana Test
If you have shopped for fishing, hunting or camping gear and leave the store or Internet...
The Great Alaskan Caribou Hunt
An Alaskan caribou hunt - just the name brings to mind excitement and adventure in a vast and still...
The Great Transition
It may be 90 degrees outside, but I have already made my annual "great transition" to winter...
The Narcisse Wildlife Management Area – Snowshoeing Manitoba’s Interlake
It is a common misconception that Manitoba is a land of farms and wide-open prairies. The truth is...