Book Review: Wild Moments by Ted Williams

Written by Joseph Boven
Published on September 18, 2005

The air is filled with car horns and smoke exhaust pouring through the car window from a rusted truck. Inching down the highway, sweat trickling down your back, the asphalt heats city tempers well past their boiling points. Arriving at the office, you sit before a window into a pseudo universe, a computer screen you loathe to touch. Prepare yourself to think in ones and twos. Stop.

Book Review: Snowshoe Routes – Colorado’s Front Range

Written by Marcus Wilkins
Published on April 21, 2005

Those in the market for a beginning snowshoer's companion book have a particular set of criteria in mind. It needs to have ample "how to" information, offering tips on safety, purchasing snowshoes, equipment and technique.

Book Review: The Snowshoe Experience By Claire Walter

Written by Heather L. Nicaise
Published on March 22, 2005

If you are beginning to snowshoe, "The Snowshoe Experience" by Claire Walter is for you. This book is a wonderful guide for snowshoers who are new to the sport.

Book Review: Snowshoeing Colorado, Third Edition

Written by Kyle Boelte
Published on February 22, 2005

I lived on the Front Range for years, making time to get up into the mountains whenever I could. After a four-year respite from the Centennial State - living in the cloud-covered gray of Oregon - I recently returned to Colorado. So, now that I am living in Boulder I've been trying out new trails all over my re-found home. But finding new trails is often difficult. That's why I was happy to discover "Snowshoeing Colorado," by Claire Walter, in my mailbox recently.

Book Review – Snowshoe Routes: Northern California

Written by Kristin Bjornsen
Published on January 18, 2005

The book "Snowshoe Routes: Northern California" by Marc Soares left me pondering one question: How did Soares ever unlace his boots long enough to write it?

Book Review – The Winter Wilderness Companion: Traditional and Native American Skills for the Undiscovered Season

Written by Craig Gillespie
Published on December 20, 2004

If your ideal winter getaway involves sand, an over abundance of tequila, and bikinis, then it's a pretty good bet that Garrett and Alexandra Conover's "The Winter Wilderness Companion: Traditional and Native American Skills for the Undiscovered Season" is not likely to find it's way onto your top 10 list of must read books anytime soon.

Book Review – Snowshoeing: From Novice to Master

Written by Tim Sprinkle
Published on November 15, 2004

These days, there are essentially three ways get your feet wet in a new sport. You can either (1) grow up doing it, (2) spend some quality time with a private (and often expensive) instructor or group class, or (3) pick up a book and "wing it."