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The 300-Mile Man: Roberto Marron Doubles Tuscobia’s Winter Ultra 150
“This is the police! I want to see your hands!” Roberto Marron’s 2013 New Year came unexpectedly...
Adaptive Snowshoeing For People With Disabilities
Kindness, generosity, and a simple e-mail can go a long way when it comes to helping others. At...
The Gateway to the Mighty High Peaks of the Adirondacks
Dan Sandberg paused to glance down where, in between tree shadows, the mid-morning sun reflected...
Art and History of Snowshoe Making in the Northeast
Snowshoe historians can only make an educated guess that the first snowshoe designs for walking...
New Faces and Fresh Snow Make for Fast Racing at the Beaver Creek Snowshoe Race
The second race in the 2013 Beaver Creek Mountain Running Series Snowshoe Edition, and regional...
Tips for Using and Choosing Your Pole: Two Poles or One?
Poles or no poles? One pole or two? These questions can pose quite a conundrum for snowshoers. Of...
Winter Mountain Games: Racers Climb High, Tackle Screamin’ Downhills and Win Big
Roughly 100 racers and quite a few dogs lined up at the base of Golden Peak for the evening start...
Raising the Next Generation… on Snowshoes
I decided to do a search on YouTube the other day for child skiing and there were more than 2,000...
Snowshoeing the North Cascades in Winthrop, Washington
With some of the heaviest snow accumulation in the nation, Washington’s Cascade Mountains are an...
Snowshoeing Beartown State Forest & Hancock Shaker Village, Massachusetts
Berkshire County had seen a clipper-rich but winter storm-poor snow season prior to Friday, with...
Outdoors in the Idaho Panhandle
Spending a few months in Idaho took me from hot weather in September to snow in December. The Idaho...