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Snow Safety: It’s Not Just For Skiers and Snowboarders
The Good News: Outdoor exploration is on the rise. More and more people are getting outside in the winter to explore their local parks, trails, and mountains. The Bad News: With this increased participation comes an increased occurrence of accidents, especially with beginner adventurists who might not be formally trained in reading the danger signs. …
Read MoreHiking Solo
By Jenika Doberstein, Tubbs Ambassador As the first snow of the 2017-18 season fell at my home in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, I spent my first weekend day catching up on sleep, watching the movie Wild, and reading A Walk in the Woods. Cheryl Strayed and Bill Bryson instantly gave me the itch to plan …
Read MoreWinter Smart Phone Tips That Could Save Your Skin
Tiffany, Day Hiking Ambassador It’s easy to underestimate even a familiar hike in the winter time. I know this because I have been there. We can create a false sense of security knowing that we have seen a certain trail before or we have overall experience in the outdoors. While these may be true, the …
Read MoreHit the Trails at Your National Parks
From Alaska to Maine, the United States National Parks Service provides protection for epic vistas, pristine valleys, and soaring peaks for our enjoyment. Read below about snowshoeing in three of the nearly 400 National Parks; Denali National Park, Mt. Rainier National Park, and Great Sand Dunes National Park. DENALI NATIONAL PARK Covering over 6 million …
Read MoreHealth and Fitness Benefits of Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing help you meet your winter fitness goals!
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