Tag Archives: Snow


Mountain Khakis’ Field Pants Offer a Stellar Performance on the Snow

Written by Mike Goodenow Weber
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You’d expect me to be partial to Mountain Khakis, since I live in Jackson, Wyoming, and Mountain Khakis is a Jackson-based enterprise.  But after wearing their original field pants out snowshoeing these past few weeks, I’m more than partial.  I’m … Continue reading →


ANALYSIS: Will Merino Wool Keep Us Warm While Snowshoeing?

Written by Mike Goodenow Weber
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“My Merino wool hat keeps me toasty warm.”

“I swear by my Merino wool socks.”

“Snowshoers are coming back to traditional materials like Merino wool.”

“I can snowshoe for hours in Merino!”

“There is nothing warmer than Merino wool.”

“Merino … Continue reading →


If You Can Snowshoe, You Can Race The Yeti

Written by Steph Florian
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“If you can walk you can snowshoe” has become a household phrase. According to Adam Campbell of the 5 Peaks Winter Adventure Series, The Yeti is well worth a try for beginners.  I was inspired to meet up with Adam … Continue reading →


#Winteriscoming

Written by Steph Florian
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The doomsday arrival of endless darkness has finally descended upon us. Daylight Saving Time, the recent communal setting back of our clocks across the continent has dawned light on what I like to call “the waiting period” we currently linger … Continue reading →


No. 1 Snowshoe-friendly Ski Resort: Mt. Seymour, British Columbia

Written by Steph Florian
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Mt. Seymour is a magical wonderland nestled in the heart of the North Shore, only minutes from downtown Vancouver where snowshoers, boarders, skiers and outdoor enthusiasts share mountain life harmoniously.

Planning the ultimate snow “playcation” should be as much fun … Continue reading →