Companies with a real passion for their product can be hard to come by these days. However, recently, we connected with Maine Guide Snowshoes, and they are the real deal. Maine Guide Snowshoes not only has a passion for what … Continue reading → “Traditional Maine Guide Snowshoes: The Real Deal”

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By building a high level of endurance, you’ll be able to go stronger and longer on your snowshoes and while hiking in winter. Pack your thermos or water bottle and some food and be on your way, right? Well, there’s … Continue reading → “Building and Maintaining Endurance All Year Long for Snowshoeing”

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Since ancient times when early man was on snowshoes, the crystal clarity in the air, crunch of snow underfoot, and the profound silence of the deep forest give way to tranquility of the soul. Whether you are a beginner or … Continue reading → “The Majesty of Jackson Hole, Wyoming”

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Lake Tahoe splits California and Nevada straight down the middle. So depending on where in the high country you are snowshoeing, you will have spectacular views all around. Lake Tahoe is in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at elevations ranging from … Continue reading → “Snowshoeing Nevada’s High Country”

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Though much of Minnesota is very cold in winter, many individuals can still go out and do their thing on hiking trails in 64 state parks and 55 state forests, as well as the state’s two national forests. The southeastern … Continue reading → “Snowshoeing Minnesota’s Scenic Bluff Country”

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