City Of Duluth Needs Snow Stompers To Help Pack Trails
The Parks and Recreation Division is looking for 'snow stompers - people who volunteer their time to pack down trails, making them more accessible for users during the winter months.
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The Parks and Recreation Division is looking for 'snow stompers - people who volunteer their time to pack down trails, making them more accessible for users during the winter months.
The Parks and Recreation Division is looking for 'snow stompers - people who volunteer their time to pack down trails, making them more accessible for users during the winter months.
The Parks and Recreation Division is looking for 'snow stompers - people who volunteer their time to pack down trails, making them more accessible for users during the winter months.
The Parks and Recreation Division is looking for 'snow stompers - people who volunteer their time to pack down trails, making them more accessible for users during the winter months.
Duluth offers new and safe outdoor recreation options this winter The city has launched a "Snowshoe Stompers" volunteer program. After each substantial snowfall, volunteers will stomp down a path on a designated trail. Written By: Andee Erickson | × Because the coronavirus pandemic has limited how people can recreate, the city of Duluth has noticed more people returning to outdoor winter recreation activities, such ice skating, skiing and snowshoeing. "We’re getting lots of inquiries on them as well," said Jess Peterson, manager of the city's Parks and Recre...