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  • How to Find Shed Antlers

    Hunting for antler sheds is a fun an rewarding activity that can be done alone or with the whole family. Typically deer shed their antlers in late December through January, depending on the...

  • Winter Nature Activities

    Just because it is cold outside and there is snow on the ground doesn't mean you have to stay indoors. Winter is a great time to explore the changes in nature, especially with your kids. Snow...

  • How to Build a Toboggan Run

    Tobogganing is a generations-old pastime. Most people think of a toboggan run as a straight, downhill ride, but with enough space, some careful planning, a shovel, a pair of snowshoes and a bit of...

  • Alpine Ski Tuning Information

    A great day of downhill skiing begins with skis that are perfectly tuned. However, if your skis are not tuned or waxed properly, your day of fun and adventure could quickly crash and your bumps...

  • Snow Games to Play

    Winter has a way of bringing out the child in everyone. As soon as you see that fresh pile of white snow, you can't wait to go out and start building snowmen. Instead of waiting until the last...

  • Beginner Snow Ski Tips

    Snow skiing is a very popular sport that slowly evolved from snowshoeing. There are many types of skiing, turning techniques and equipment. Below are a few things that beginner snow skiers should...

  • How to Have Fun Sledding

    Sledding is one the of the great joys of winter.

  • How to Dress for Outdoor Winter Activities

    If you will be spending time outside in a cold/windy/snowy area (think sledding in North Dakota in January) and aren't really sure how to dress, of if you've just been away from your old Great...

  • How to Make a Snow Cat

    If you love playing in the snow and making snow men, you might like making snow animals. Use snow to create a family of cats in your yard by forming shapes and adding details. Make a snow cat...

  • How to Win a Snow War

    Wintertime can bring some different fun that the summer just can't provide. One example of this is a good old-fashioned snowball fight. With these steps, you can win a snow war and reign champion...

  • How to Make a Snowball Lamp

    Snow storms mean different things to different people. Adults think, "bad roads," while children think, "no school." If the snow puts a damper on the day's activities, try making a snowball lamp...

  • How to Catch a Snowflake in Your Mouth

    There is something incredibly magical about being outside as the snow is falling during winter. Millions of white dots coat the ground's surface. One winter tradition is to try to catch a falling...

  • How to Build a Snow Family

    Building a snow family is a fun way to spend a winter afternoon if building a traditional snowman isn't challenging enough for you. By creating three or more snow people in various shapes and...

  • How to Build a Snow Penguin

    Many people have made the classic snowman, but the next time you head outside for some winter fun in the snow, try making this charming snow penguin instead. With the steps in this article, you...

  • How to Cope With Frigid Weather

    When living in colder climates, you need to take precautionary measures. Frostbite and hypothermia are the two greatest risks to an individual during the winter months. Wearing proper clothing,...

  • How to Learn Snowboarding Techniques

    The decision has been made, you want to learn to snowboard. You have bought everything you need, and you are ready to go to the mountains and "Board!" This article will give you ten easy steps to...

  • How to Snow Tube

    Snow tubing is a great wintertime sport that allows you to hop on a tube and ride the snow. While snow tubing is typically done by youngsters, it can be done by anyone of any age. Some snow tube...

  • How to Snow Tube in the Grand Tetons

    If you're planning a trip to the Grand Tetons, be sure to schedule some time for snow tubing. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and have fun with your family and friends. Use the information...

  • How to Build a Snow Tunnel

    Whether on a serious trek through mountain terrain or simply having fun in your backyard, building a snow tunnel can be a fun and useful way to get out of the wind. Kids should always be...

  • How to Go Snowboarding at Sundance

    Sundance has been named one of the best "lesser known" snow boarding areas by Ski Magazine. Over four hundred acres of powder awaits snowboarders at this great resort. There are runs for every...

  • How to Play in the Snow

    When the temperature dips below freezing and the clouds get fluffy and bloated, the promise of a season's first snowfall puts everyone in a giddy mood. Whether it's 2 inches or 20, take advantage...

  • How to Snowboard Safely

    This winter, before hitting the slopes with your snowboard, you should learn the basic safety rules. Protect yourself from injuries by taking lessons and wearing the proper equipment before you...

  • How to Make a Snow Castle

    A snow castle is a large snowball fortress protecting you from all your enemies who are pounding you with snowballs. There is no roof so you don't have to worry about cave-ins. And the level of...

  • How to Plan a Sledding Trip

    Snow brings out the child in all of us. Snow sledding is great fun wherever there is a hill. For more excitement and adventure, plan a sledding trip to a mountain or a park with large hills. Sled...

  • How to Build a Snow Fort

    You might think that the only requirement for building a snow fort is snow. Actually, you need a few more things than snow. The snow must be a specific consistency, and you need a good quantity of...

  • How to Snowboard

    It’s become one of the hottest snow sports of the past few years and even debuted at the Winter Olympics as a competitive event. Sure it looks cool and the clothing is attractive. But is it easy?...

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