Jim Joque, Author at Snowshoe Magazine • Page 3 of 5

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...

At 6 a.m. my alarm goes off. I hit the snooze control for just five more minutes of rest. The darn...

Kids, teens, young adults, and parents all seem to enjoy the “what’s in my pack” game. I relay a...

Have you ever wondered why we snowshoe? While in psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud may have said...

Over many years of snowshoeing, I humbly learned lots of lessons through experience. A few years...

“When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. ...

Knowing the past and living in the present always leaves us wondering about the future. Knowing...

Gearing up for the season by a downhill skier implies that they not only have to get out their...

It was dawn, about 6 AM, when I awoke to the bellowing call of a loon. I am used to waking up at...

I do not do high adventure. I am more of a low adventure kind of guy doing snowshoeing, hiking...

In my outdoor journal for March 14, 2012, I wrote, “The thermometer read 77 degrees on our way home...

My great, great-grandmother on my father’s side of the family was Angelique Beaudoin (pronounced bo...