Category Archives: Women

Snowshoeing: The Ultimate Female Bonding Experience

Written by Lindsay MacNevin
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I have to be honest here. When I first started to snowshoe, I did it alone, all the time. It was a chance for me to get away from all the noise and chaos that often fills our house. … Continue reading →

Easy Ways to Stay Overnight in the Backcountry Year Round as a Family

Written by Tanya Koob
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Traveling into the backcountry clears the mind, creates peace, and re-focuses everything to the here and now. With thoughts focused on comfort, warmth, survival, and hopefully the beauty surrounding you, your mind tends to forget about the zillion things you … Continue reading →

Gear Review (and Interview): Gyde Battery-Heated Women’s Calor Jacket and S4 Gloves

Written by Chrissy Raudonis
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Gyde Gear

This gear review starts with a warning. Once you have a battery in your jacket and gloves, there may be no going back.

I’ll admit to being skeptical when I first heard about battery-heated clothing. Is it really comfortable to … Continue reading →

Kids and Snowshoes: Tips and Tricks that Actually Work

Written by Lindsay MacNevin
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Snowshoeing brings families together; or at least that was the line I used on my kids when I tried to convince them that this sport was all one we could participate in.

For us, we live in an area that … Continue reading →

Snowshoeing: What to Embark on When Expecting

Written by Anna Duggan
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There’s nothing like sports in the winter. There is a peaceful exuberance to these activities that cannot be duplicated during the other seasons. The air outside is so cold that you can see your breath yet your body radiates with … Continue reading →