Few things are better than being the first person to snowshoe on freshly fallen snow.Bob Falcone
As I covered in my column last week, it s still possible to enjoy outdoor recreation in the winter, with some adjustments to clothing, gear and planning. Winter also brings snow, of course, and if we re lucky, snow too deep to just walk in.
Snowshoeing is a great way to enjoy being outside in deep snow, and you ll want at least 6 or 8 inches of powder before strapping on the snowshoes. Snowshoes keep you from post-holing â sinking up to your knees, or deeper, into the snow â by floatingÂ
Our Christmas tree has a knee. “A crooked tree for a crooked year” was my sales pitch when we spotted the bent ponderosa pine on the snowy downslope of Pike National Forest. First just my 6-year-old agreed, and then my wife, and finally
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