Snowshoeing

How to Run in Snowshoes

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Occasionally, dangerous situations could arise in the Great Outdoors while you're out snowshoeing. Unforeseen circumstances like an avalanche, a grizzly bear or a moose might require that you know how to move quickly and get out the way and into ... more »

How to Sidestep in Snowshoes

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Sidestepping in snowshoes lets you maneuver around obstacles in your path, such as trees or rocks. Learning to sidestep requires practice, but you don't have to wait for winter to start. You can rehearse sidestepping in any open area, such as ... more »

How to Snow Shoe in the Back Country

By Christopher Miller

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As the sun slowly rises over the snow banks and plows, you realize there is no way you are getting to work today. This is no reason to stay cooped up inside. Get out there and experience the snow-draped trees and fresh deer tracks... more »

How to Snowshoe

By carolineschley

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Snowshoeing is a peaceful, meditative way to experience the great outdoors in the heart of winter. It is also great exercise! Snowshoeing is far easier to master than cross country skiing and the equipment you will need when you are starting out ... more »

How to Snowshoe in Canada

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Snowshoes played an important role in Canada in years past, providing a way for people to travel over snow-covered land for long distances. Today, walk in the footprints of those historical figures by using your own snowshoes in Canada. Head for ... more »

How to Snowshoe in Colorado

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Winter in Colorado beckons snowshoers from around the world. The incredible scenery and snowfall provide ample snowshoe opportunities which will keep you coming back for more. Many resorts and lodges offer special snowshoe packages as well as ... more »

How to Store Snowshoes

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It's vital to store your snowshoes properly, whether in-season or off-season. Ensure long and productive use of your snowshoes on the trail by doing regular and preventive maintenance of your equipment. Protect your investment by following these ... more »

How to Stretch After Snowshoeing

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Snowshoeing is an invigorating workout that will leave you fatigued and satisfied. It will also leave you sore the next day unless you stretch afterward... more »

How to Stretch Before Snowshoeing

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Snowshoeing is a lot like walking, and it may not seem like you need to stretch for it. However, you'll use some often-ignored muscles and well-used muscles in a new way... more »

How to Stretch for Snowshoeing

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Snowshoeing is good exercise, but as with any exercise it is important to stretch your muscles to prevent soreness and leg injury. Stretching also allows you to exercise longer because your legs will not give out so quickly... more »

How to Survive a Michigan Winter

By Ryn Gargulinski

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Michigan winters can be some of the most brutal experiences Mother Nature has to offer. Freezing rain, sub-zero temperatures and mounds of snow are a few of the highlights. You can survive a Michigan winter and come out the other end stronger, ... more »

How to Traverse in Snowshoes

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Walking in snowshoes does not require the skill it once did. New models make learning to traverse the snow-covered hills and valleys an obtainable goal for even the inexperienced... more »

How to Turn on Snowshoes

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Turning on snowshoes in wide-open terrain is as simple as walking in a semicircle. In steep or tree-choked terrain, you'll need to use the following trick... more »

How to Walk Downhill on Snowshoes

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Descending hills on snowshoes is the most exciting aspect of snowshoeing... more »

How to Wax a Toboggan

By Juliet Myfanwy Johnson

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It's freezing outside, and the family is ready to hit the slopes for a little winter sledding. You and the kids dig out the sleds and toboggan from the garage. At the beginning and end of every winter season, it's a good idea to wax that toboggan ... more »

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