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Snowshoe Adventures Pair Snow Play With Gourmet At Beaver Creek Resort

Written by Kim Fuller
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Beaver Creek Gourmet Snowshoe Adventures

Beaver Creek’s aspen glades are some of the most beautiful I have ever seen, and trekking through them in the snow is peacefully serene, making for a really magical winter experience.

The resort’s new Gourmet Snowshoe Adventures take guests into … Continue reading →


Strap On Your Snowshoes In Park City: Explore the Wasatch Range and the Waldorf Astoria

Written by Kim Fuller
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Its always nice to plan a vacation around recreation, because it allows you to come home feeling more fit and at ease than when you left. Snowshoeing is a very family-friendly and low-impact activity; it provides great ways to get … Continue reading →


Sun Peaks Resort: The BC Champagne Powder Sampler

Written by Steph Florian
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Older than Whistler, Sun Peaks Resort recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. With the charm of a European ski resort, Sun Peaks in beautiful British Columbia has a Mayor, celebrity ski queen, a slopeside grade school called the Discovery Centre for … Continue reading →


The Divine Spirit of Snowshoeing at Angel Fire, New Mexico

Written by Stephanie Nitsch
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In the midst of a mid-winter road trip this year, I passed through the northern borders of New Mexico. It had been a few years since I had spent any time in the state, but my one and only visit … Continue reading →


Panorama Mountain Village: The Happiest Place in BC

Written by Steph Florian
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Pristine and secluded, Panorama Mountain Village is BC’s best kept secret. Nestled between three giants, the Bugaboos, Purcells and Rockies along the “Powder Highway,” upon arrival it feels as if you have been dropped into Never-Never Land.

The unique appeal … Continue reading →


Winter Wanderings in Washington’s Kettle Range

Written by Aaron Theisen
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Named after the roiling falls near where the Kettle River enters the Columbia River, eastern Washington’s Kettle Range is deceptively mellow. Although this range in the far northeast corner of the state features a half-dozen of eastern Washington’s highest peaks, … Continue reading →