"Getting to the top is optional. Getting down is mandatory." - Ed Viesturs
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Snowshoe Trails and Tours at Breckenridge Nordic Center
The thing that comes to mind when I think about the Breckenridge Nordic Center (BNC) is family. The...
Snowshoe Sizing and Options for Big People and Heavy Loads
Carrying some weight on your belly or your back and headed out into the powder? Then go big with...
Angeles National Forest, California: Endless Snowshoeing Opportunities
Less than 30 minutes from Los Angeles, the Angeles National Forest offers a variety of recreational...
Keep Your Hands, Feet, and Head Warm for Snowshoeing
A magic hat is what turned Frosty into a real walking and talking snowman. As written by Steve...
Snowshoeing as an Activity for Arthritis To Stay Active in Winter
If you have arthritis or osteoarthritis you know how your joints can hurt. Aches and pains galore...
A Historical Perspective of Snowshoes
Perhaps thousands of years before people invented the wheel, a nomadic hunter looked out of his...
Vermont Ski Resorts Every Snowshoer Should Discover
For proof that smart ski area operators must cater to the snowshoeing crowd, all Pam Cruickshank of...
Snowshoeing Footwear: Tips for Choosing Your Boot
It can be initially confusing to select a shoe to wear snowshoeing, since you can't go down to the...
Tips for Camping First Aid: What To Bring and Do
Murphy’s Law is the real deal, whether you like it or not. If something can go wrong, it will go...
Favorite Fall Trails at Lake Tahoe
Visiting Lake Tahoe in the fall is a must. The summer crowds have fled, and the skiers are still...
Why Should You Use Snowshoes?
You get three major advantages from a snowshoe that you do not get from a boot or shoe alone:...
