Devil’s Lake lies in one of Wisconsin’s most scenic and treasured state parks. Its trails take...
Author - Jim Joque
The Snowshoe and Tent Experience
For several years, I led college students on a weekend winter camping adventure annually as part of...
Covering the Extremities: Prepare for the Snowshoeing Season
A magic hat is what turned Frosty into a real walking and talking snowman. As written by Steve...
The Snowshoe and Rustic Cabin Experience
Our plastic sleds and backpacks were loaded for what seemed to be a three-week trip rather than the...
The Snowshoe and Quinzhee Experience
It was a cold and snowy January in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan on the eve of my 13th birthday...
Snowshoeing Close to Home: On a Wisconsin Flowage and Wildlife Area
A far away snowshoeing adventure is always exciting. It also takes planning, time and money when a...
Snowshoeing for Someone on the Go
At 6 a.m. my alarm goes off. I hit the snooze control for just five more minutes of rest. The darn...
The Homemade Snowshoe Repair Kit
Kids, teens, young adults, and parents all seem to enjoy the “what’s in my pack” game. I relay a...
Why Do We Snowshoe? A Psycho-Social Analysis or Just Because
Have you ever wondered why we snowshoe? While in psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud may have said...
Snowshoeing Education 305: Are Two Poles Better than One?
Moses stretched out his hand and the Red Sea parted. I assume he held his wooden staff in the other...
Snowshoeing Education 304: Shoeing in the Midwest (a Little Different than East or West)
Over many years of snowshoeing, I humbly learned lots of lessons through experience. A few years...
Snowshoeing Education 303: All I Want for Christmas Are My Two Front Feet (Decked with Boughs of Accessories)
“When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. ...