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Snowshoeing:     more books (100)

Snowshoeing by Steven Griffin, 1998 Winter touring: Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing by Clayne R Jensen, 1977 Walk Into Winter: A Complete Guide to Snow-Shoeing/Winter Camping by Gerry Wolfram, 1977-01 Walk into Winter: A Complete Snowshoeing and Winter Camping Guide by Gerry. Wolfram, 1978-01 Winter Tales and Trails: Skiing, Snowshoeing and Snowboarding in Idaho, the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Park by Ron Watters, 1997-10 Snowshoeing Through Sewers: Adventures in New York City, New Jersey, and Philadelphia by Michael Aaron Rockland, 1994-10-01 Winter Trails in the White Moutains of New Hampshire: Backcountry Ski Tours and Snowshoeing by Collective, Larry Garland, 2002-01 Women in the WILD.(Recreation)(From snowshoeing to firearm safety, winter workshops offer women a chance to acquire or improve outdoor skills): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) by Gale Reference Team, 2007-03-04 Snowshoeing in Vermont: A Guide to the Best Winter Hikes (Green Mountain Club Hiking Trails Series) A Vancouver Guide to Snowshoeing: How to Safely Explore Our Local Mountains in Winter by Devon Girard, 2001-07 Skiing and SnowshoeingFM 31 - 73 CARP 9 - 4 by Department of the Army, 1952 Cross-country Skiing and Snowshoeing in Ontario (Travel Guides) by Ulysses Travel Edito, 2005-09 Winter Trails in the White Moutains of New Hampshire- Backcountry Ski Tours & Snowshoeing by Colllrctvr, 2002 The Cost of a Slob / The Colorado State Forest / Bighorn Problem / Let's Go Snowshoeing / The Big Seine / The Blind Fish of North Park / Meet Paul Busch (Colorado Outdoors, Volume 21, Number 6, November-December 1972)

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21. Sastrugi.com Winter Camping
    Winter camping, skiing, snowshoeing, and allaround cold-weather fun!  
    http://www.sastrugi.com/
    
    Extractions: winter camping winter camping sastrugi winter camping cross-country skiing sastrugi's winter camping dogsledding sastrugi winter camping snowshoeing sastrugi's winter camping telemark sastrugi winter camping sastrugi's winter camping cross-country skiing sastrugi winter camping dogsledding sastrugi's winter camping snow shoeing sastrugi winter camping telemark sastrugi's winter camping The pipes are iced solid, the car won't start, the dog's got his tongue frozen to the food bowl... Hey! Let's go camping! (sastrugi = a type of old, windblown snow waves) As seen in: Yahoo! Internet Life Jeep News Last Updated: 02/20/02 Why snow? Keeps the mosquitoes away. Reason enough to try winter camping. Plus, the bears are asleep most of the time. Before you head out, make sure you know what you're doing. As in any wilderness pursuit where help is not just a phone call away, you are in charge of your well-being... and in wintertime, the margin for error is very small. So hook up with someone experienced, hire a guide, look for a teacher, because little mistakes add up quickly and before you know it you've got yourself into a very dicey situation. While I'm at it, let me point out that I don't think you can learn to winter camp safely from a book, I don't think you can learn it from a Web site... And as the author of this site, I will tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt: you cannot learn to winter camp safely just from the information on this site (a fact that will become grossly apparent as you explore further). I won't deny that some books have helped me tremendously, but most of this stuff is my personal opinion, and it will serve you only if you have enough experience to be able to assess it from an educated viewpoint, and ignore whatever doesn't work for you. To summarize: if you go out and freeze all your toes off, don't blame me. I promise I won't blame you if I freeze any extremities, either.

22. Snowshoeing
    snowshoeing. snowshoeing is an activity that can be enjoyed while bushwhacking your way through the woods or on a well  
    http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/gmfl/recreation%20management/winter-sport/snowshoe.htm
    
    Extractions: Green Mountain National Forest Snowshoeing Snowshoeing is an activity that can be enjoyed while bushwhacking your way through the woods or on a well marked trail. There are unlimited options open to the snowshoeing enthusiast. MT. MOOSALAMOO: Bushwhacking to Mt. Moosalamoo can be done by standing out at the Widows Clearing Parking lot on Forest Road 32. Hook up with Oak Ridge Trail located west of the Goshen Trail which is part of the Wilkinson Cross Country Ski trail network. The Oak trail will lead to the summit of Mt. Moosalamoo. This is a long hike for which you should allow all day for. RATTLESNAKE CLIFFS: The rattlesnake Cliffs is a part of the trail system found in the Sliver Lake Recreation area. Hike up from State 53. Rattlesnake Point can be reached by snowshoeing up the Aunt Jenny Trail or the Rattlesnake Cliffs trail. The Aunt Jenny Trail is a steep climb ending on the upper portion of the Rattlesnake Cliffs Trail. From Rattlesnake Point two overlooks show off Lake Dunmore, Fern Lake, the Champlain Valley, the Green Mountains and the Adirondacks. From the Rattlesnake Cliffs trail take the Mt. Moosalamoo Trail to the summit of Mt. Moosalamoo and the Adirondacks. From the Rattlesnake Cliffs Trail take the Mt. Moosalamoo Trail to the summit of Mt. Moosalamoo. Estimated hike without snow is about an hour to Rattlesnake point. This is a relatively long hike which may take most of the day. LAKE PLEIAD: Lake Pleiad is a short 0.3 mile hike south on the Long Trail from Middlebury Gap (State Route 125).

23. Snowshoeing, Snowshoe, Winter, Snow, North Shore, Minnesota, Lake Superior, Dulu
    Strap on a pair of snowshoes and your ready to conquer winter in the northwoods! Rentals are available at many resorts, shops and ski areas.  
    http://www.northshoreinfo.com/winter/snowshoe.htm

24. Snowshoeing Trails In The Buena Vista, Colorado Area
    Guide to snowshoeing trails in the Buena Vista area.  
    http://www.centralcolorado.com/recreation/snowshoe/trails/buenavista.htm
    
    Extractions: (click on trail name for complete information) Trail Location Description Angel Of Shavano Trailhead Salida Ranger District The Angel of Shavano Trailhead serves as an access point for segment 14 of the Colorado Trail, as well as access to the Mt. Shavano Trail. Avalanche Trailhead Salida Ranger District Avalanche Trailhead is located 6 miles west of Buena Vista on Cottonwood Pass. It provides access to Segment 13 of the Colorado Trail that leads from North Cottonwood Creek to Chalk Creek. Cooper Loop Leadville Ranger District Cooper Loop skirts the outer boundary of the Cooper Ski Area. The entire loop is 6 miles and will take an entire day to complete.

25. Snowshoeing
    Logo snowshoeing, Snowshoe Introduction. Our family has recentlytaken up snowshoeing as a winter activity. December  
    http://www.turninghome.com/Main/hobbies/snowshoeintro.htm
    
    Extractions: Snowshoeing Our family has recently taken up snowshoeing as a winter activity. December of 2000 brought quite a bit of snow to Iowa; it's really been the first time in several years that there has consistently been good snow for sledding, cross-country skiing, and other snow sports. We were recently at a local outdoor store, and spotted some snowshoes. They appealed to us because they are relatively inexpensive, they don't take any special skill (so all members of the family can participate), and we like to get out and walk. Plus, some of the equipment (such as hiking boots and packs) can be used year-round. That was appealing also. Since we're just recreational hikers, we selected recreational snowshoes. A hike for an hour or two is plenty long for us right now, but maybe we'll build up to enjoy the longer hikes. (I'd like to take the family to the glacier at Estes Park in Colorado, but that's another story...) There's plenty of places to hike, so there's plenty of places to snowshoe, too! The local conservation board has a natural area named Wickiup Hill . We like to hike there in the summer (except when the mosquitoes are out), so we figured that we'd like to hike there in the winter, too. We need to check out some of the other natural areas.

26. Snowshoeing Trails In The Fairplay, Colorado Area
    Guide to snowshoeing trails in the Fairplay, Colorado area.  
    http://www.centralcolorado.com/recreation/snowshoe/trails/fairplay.htm
    
    Extractions: Snowshoeing Trails Fairplay is located 21 miles north of Antero Junction on U.S. Hwy 285 at an elevation of 9,896 feet. The trails near Fairplay, Colorado are located in the South Park Ranger District of the Pike National Forest. The town is minutes from trailheads in the South Park Ranger District and is the major supply point for those snowshoeing in the region. Pike National Forest (click on trail name for complete information) Trail Location Description Boreas Pass South Park Ranger District Boreas Pass Road consists of improved dirt and gravel, and follows the abandoned route of the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad. Notes: Links powered by Wildernet Pike National Forest The official agency website.

27. Snowshoeing In Maine - Maine Guides Online - Maine Snowshoeing Guides
    Maine snowshoeing Guides. Let a Maine Guide show you where the best snowshoeingTrails are in Maine. Lodging Maine snowshoeing Guides. Allagash  
    http://www.maineguides.com/search_by_sport/Snowshoeing.html
    
    Extractions: Maine Snowshoeing Guides Allagash Guide Service The town of Allagash is located in one of the most rural areas of Maine. Allagash has become famous throughout the eastern United States for its famous wild rivers, the Allagash and St. John rivers. - Year round sporting camps in Central Maine. We have fully furnished housekeeping cabins that can hold up to 6, 10 or 20 people. Our area offers some of the best snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and ATV riding around. Butler Boys - Adventures Outdoors - Offers four season services and are specialists in canoeing, hunting, fishing and outdoor treks in the Maine tradition: first class accommodations in eastern and central/coastal Maine; Organizational Development Team Building and Executive Expeditions in the Maine outdoors. C. Moxie Gore Outfitters

28. Snowshoeing Trails In The Leadville, Colorado Area
    Guide to snowshoeing trails in the Leadville area.  
    http://www.centralcolorado.com/recreation/snowshoe/trails/leadville.htm
    
    Extractions: (click on trail name for complete information) Trail Location Description Cooper Loop Leadville Ranger District Cooper Loop skirts the outer boundary of the Cooper Ski Area. The entire loop is 6 miles and will take an entire day to complete. Hagerman Pass Leadville Ranger District Visitors traveling the entire Hagerman Pass Road from Turquoise Lake Road (Forest Road 105) to Fryingpan Lakes Road (State Highway 4) drive 22.5 miles. Mitchell Creek Loop Leadville Ranger District Mitchell Creek Loop is approximately 7.3 miles long with varying degrees of difficulty. Users can gain access to this trail from Highway 24 about 9 miles northwest of Leadville. Powderhound Loop Leadville Ranger District The Powderhound Loop is located on the summit of Tennessee Pass. The trail is 2.5 miles long and reaches an elevation of 10,680'.

29. RockAndPaddle.com: Snowshoeing
    Provides tips and information on showshoeing including materials, techniques, choosing your equipment, Category Sports Winter Sports snowshoeing only. There is no quick path to an in depth education in snowshoeingand safety as well as backcountry survival skills. Avalanches.  
    http://www.rockandpaddle.com/winter_sports.htm
    
    Extractions: For some mountain enthusiasts, snowshoes are a critical tool to get to the base of a climb or the top of a slope prior to snowboarding down. For others snowshoeing is an end in itself - providing exercise and enjoyment of the winter wonderland. For those without the inclination for skiing, snowshoes offer an easy, gratifying way to access the snowy backcountry. If you can walk, you can snowshoe. Snowshoes have been used in North America for thousands of years for a variety of purposes, and this evolution has provided the present-day user with a wide range of styles to choose from. Some people prefer styles and materials as near as practicable to traditional models. Others prefer the generally lower maintenance and the latitude for experimentation and innovation permitted by high-tech materials and manufacturing processes. MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Traditional - Traditional snowshoes are made with largely organic materials wood and varnished rawhide lacing (babiche). Rawhide is laced onto the wooden frame while wet and shrinks as it dries, providing a very stiff and light deck. Both the frame and the rawhide must be varnished regularly as rawhide can absorb four times its weight in water in wet conditions, causing the shoes to lose tension and gain weight. Wooden snowshoes intended for wet conditions are sometimes made with one-piece decks of neoprene or polyethylene, both of which are virtually maintenance-free.

30. RANDONNÉE AVENTURE
    Activities include cycling, hiking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and social activities. Site offers membership information and activity schedule. (Montreal, Quebec)  
    http://www.randonnee.ca

31. SnowShoes At Rock And Paddle
    Sign In Climbing Gear Ice Climbing Bouldering Bike Shop Camp/Hike Shop Children'sStore LongBoards Logo Wear Sold/Used Gear snowshoeing Women's Store Camelbak  
    http://www.rockandpaddle.com/snwshoestore.htm

32. Winter Recreation
    Maintains a network of 40 miles of trails on 2,000 acres of private conservation land for cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. Hazens Notch, Vermont.  
    http://www.hazensnotch.org/Winter_Recreation.htm
    
    Extractions: Located at the top of Vermont in the "Covered Bridge Town" of Montgomery near the Jay Peak Ski Resort, Hazen’s Notch is on the western edge of the beautiful, uncrowded and snowy Northeast Kingdom. 40 Miles of groomed and marked trails pass through mixed maple, birch and evergreen forest and across gentle, open meadows. There are spectacular views of Hazen’s Notch and numerous peaks over 3,000’ in elevation in the Jay Range and Cold Hollow Range of the Green Mountains which completely encircle the trail system. Link to Snow Report 30 trails for all abilities provide loops of different lengths for classical cross-country skiing and/or snowshoeing. Trail difficulty is evenly divided between easy, moderate and difficult. While the majority of the trail network is groomed for traditional Nordic skiing, one can ski-skate for a short distance in a few places.

33. Snowshoeing Links - Snowshoes Online
    snowshoeing Links Here is a collection of snowshoe and winter sportslinks that you may find interesting. US snowshoeing Association.  
    http://www.snowshoesonline.com/links.html

34. Snowshoeing Trails In The Salida, Colorado Area
    Guide to snowshoeing trails in the Salida, Colorado area.  
    http://www.centralcolorado.com/recreation/snowshoe/trails/salida.htm
    
    Extractions: (click on trail name for complete information) Trail Location Description Angel Of Shavano Trailhead Salida Ranger District The Angel of Shavano Trailhead serves as an access point for segment 14 of the Colorado Trail, as well as access to the Mt. Shavano Trail. Avalanche Trailhead Salida Ranger District Avalanche Trailhead is located 6 miles west of Buena Vista on Cottonwood Pass. It provides access to Segment 13 of the Colorado Trail that leads from North Cottonwood Creek to Chalk Creek. Cottonwood Lake Campground Salida Ranger District The immediate area surrounding Cottonwood Lake Campground is wooded by small aspen trees. The site is located in the central Rocky Mountains.

35. Democrat & Chronicle
    No trails for us. We are snowshoeing. ''I love it,'' says Barb Brenner,45, a fellow snowshoeing enthusiast from Lima, Livingston County.  
    http://www.democratandchronicle.com/goesout/rec/030109coverstory.shtml
    
    Extractions: Advanced Search Home Entertainment Recreation /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="goesout-recreation" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="entertainment_tourism" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code=' ' News

36. Welcome To Get Board
    Dedicated to adventure enthusiasts to share stories, pictures, articles, participate in contests and group trips. Sports include snowboarding, skiing, snowshoeing, surfing, bodyboarding, kayaking and mountain biking.  
    http://www.getboard.com/

37. Click Here To Go Back To The Home Page Delhi, New York, Weather
    Click here to go back to the Home Page Delhi, new york, weather We've been workinghard to bring you a great Delaware County website. Come back soon!  
    http://www.delawarecounty.org/snowshoeing/

38. CSU Outdoor Adventure & Ropes Course
    Offers instruction, equipment rentals, and guided trips in climbing, biking, kayaking, hiking, orienteering, wilderness first aid, skiing, snowshoeing, and leave no trace backpacking. (Fort Collins, Colorado)  
    http://www.oap.colostate.edu
    
    Extractions: First Tracks: Adventure Orientation for Freshman Students Coming to CSU this Fall? Want to learn more about yourself, the mountains of Colorado, and campus life? First Tracks is the premier outdoor orientation for in-coming CSU students. Climb mountains, hike with faculty members, run whitewater rivers, and experience the transition into being a college student; our 4-day experience is held at CSU's beautiful mountain campus on the northern border of Rocky Mountain National Park. Enrollment is limited. Click here for more info. Wilderness First Responder Course May 20- May 29, 2003 Without a doubt, the Wilderness First Responder Certificate is the gold-standard for outdoor leaders. Our new 80-hour curriculum is taught by the finest provider of wilderness medicine available Wilderness Medicine Institute of NOLS. Through this training students receive not only the highest caliber medicial training, but world-wide acceptance and re-certification possibilities. This year our

39. Keystone Resort - Winter Adventures - Snowshoeing
    snowshoeing Enjoy a quiet walk across snow-covered fields and through pine-scentedforests Call (970)496-4275 to make reservations for the following d ..  
    http://keystone.snow.com/info/wa.snowshoe.asp
    
    Extractions: Full Moon Tours- Hike a gentle route around the cross country center and resort followed by supper and dessert. $35 with rentals, $30 without. Departs 4:30-6pm depending on time of year. Minimum age: 12. Call to make reservations for the following dates: Most activities are available from late November to mid April. Please call for early winter and spring information.

40. The Cascadians Of Yakima
    Club activities include mountaineering, hiking, backpacking, crosscountry skiing, snowshoeing, and bicycling. (Yakima)  
    http://members.aol.com/sg98942/cascade.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Cascadians of Yakima, Washington We are a Yakima-based outdoor recreation and conservation club of more than 300 members. Cascadians have been actively sharing and enjoying the trails, slopes, and peaks of the Pacific Northwest since 1920. Club activities include mountaineering, hiking, backpacking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and bicycling. Meetings: Monthly meetings are held at 7:30 P.M. on the last Wednesday of the month at the Providence Hospital auditorium (9th Ave. and Chestnut, in the old nursing school building near the Emergency Room entrance). Following a brief business meeting, a program consisting of a slide presentation is provided by a Cascadian member or outside speaker. Membership: Annual dues are $15 for individuals or $21 for families. Interested people can sign up at a monthly meeting or print out the membership form at the end of this web site. All members receive a monthly newsletter which lists upcoming outings, conservation news, and opportunities for other activities, including volunteer trail maintenance. Classes Offered: The club also conducts classes in Alpine travel, Mountaineering, and Mountaineering First Aid, as well as "feet-on" classes in beginning cross-country skiing and telemarking.

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