Tubbs Snowshoes Blog

Be prepared for changing weather conditions!

Becca, Backcountry Ambassador I woke up really early to catch the sunrise from Hyalite Canyon, outside of Bozeman. It’s my favorite place to snowshoe because of all of the acreage of forest land and I can go out on a trail and not see more than a few people all day. Because it can be …

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. …

Courtesy of Tubbs Ambassador Stephen It’s that time of year again, the snow has melted away, and you’ve shifted gears into Spring adventures. Now you’re tracking along those muddy trails remembering how beautiful and serene they looked covered in snow. Don’t worry, the mud will go away soon and those brown trails will be green …

Tubbs Guest Post From Jess Curren of Currently Wandering I looked up eagerly as we made the turn off Idaho Highway 20 into Harriman State Park. The afternoon sun shone brightly off the 3 feet of snow flanking either side of the road, the weather was crisp and clear, and there was plenty of …

By Tim Taylor, Tubbs Ambassador It doesn’t get any easier, no really! Snowshoeing is one of the most easily accessible winter sports getting you off the couch, out of the house, promotes health and wellbeing and fosters an appreciation for winter! For starters here are a few facts: Non-technical winter sport If you can walk, …