21. Snowshoeing Trails In The Salida, Colorado Area Guide to snowshoeing trails in the Salida, Colorado area. http://www.centralcolorado.com/recreation/snowshoe/trails/salida.htm

click to expand 4-Wheeling Adventure Programs Backpacking Biking ... Ski Areas click to expand General Info City Map Yellow Pages Attractions ... privacy policy document.write(doClock("W0",",%20%20","M0","%20%20","D0")); Salida, Colorado Snowshoeing Trails San Isabel National Forest Snowshoeing Trails (click on trail name for complete information) Trail Location Description Angel Of Shavano Trailhead Salida Ranger District The Angel of Shavano Trailhead serves as an access point for segment 14 of the Colorado Trail, as well as access to the Mt. Shavano Trail. Avalanche Trailhead Salida Ranger District Avalanche Trailhead is located 6 miles west of Buena Vista on Cottonwood Pass. It provides access to Segment 13 of the Colorado Trail that leads from North Cottonwood Creek to Chalk Creek. Cottonwood Lake Campground Salida Ranger District The immediate area surrounding Cottonwood Lake Campground is wooded by small aspen trees. The site is located in the central Rocky Mountains.

22. American Park Network -- Snowshoeing Waterskiing Wildlife Viewing. snowshoeing These premier parks offer snowshoeing opportunities. Click on a park below for more information. http://www.americanparknetwork.com/activity/snowshoe.html

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23. Ottawa Rambling Club (ORC) -- Recreational Hiking -- Four Seasons Activities -- Provides organized recreational hiking events weekly in the Ottawa Valley and Gatineau. Winter program includes snowshoeing and crosscountry skiing. Out-of-town trips, special events and social activities. http://www.geocities.com/orchike

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24. Trailnet Tubbs Snowshoes is the market leader in snowshoeing and winter hiking, with lightweight aluminum, traditional wood, and molded polyurethane, snowshoes, and revolutionary bindingcrampon systems http://www.tubbs-trailnet.com/

Welcome to the definitive resource for snowshoe trails around the world , with comprehensive information about thousands of snowshoe trails for every ability. The searchable database lets you plan winter hikes or walks. You can also submit a trail and become a TrailNet advisor and Tubbs will send you a free gift! If your search results are limited, simply broaden the search by selecting just the country and state/province. Choose a Country United States Canada Antarctica Austria Switzerland Germany Finland France Italy Japan Lithuania Norway Poland Choose a State/Province Choose a Difficulty All easy moderate more difficult back-country EASY = Flat to rolling terrain MODERATE = Flat to rolling terrain with some hills MORE DIFFICULT = Mix of hills and steeper terrain BACKCOUNTRY = Steep terrain, deep powder, icy pitches, summiting mountains Choose a Distance (round trip) All unknown variable 1 mile or less 1-3 miles 3-5 miles 5-7 miles 7-10 miles more than 10 miles Enter a Zip/Postal Code Submit a trail

25. The Backcountry - Where To Go Snowshoeing Mountain Biking. Road Biking. Climbing. Backcountry Skiing. Hiking Backpacking. snowshoeing XC. Where to go. Rentals. Buying Tips. Slide Show. Where to go. Rentals. http://www.thebackcountry.net/snowshoeing/wheretogo.htm

26. Out There, Canada's Adventure Travel On-Line Hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, climbing, canoeing, kayaking, white water paddling, skiing, snowshoeing and dog sledding. http://www.out-there.com/

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27. Thebackcountry: Snowshoeing Cycling, Backcountry Skiing/Boarding, Camping, Climbing, snowshoeing, Backpacks/Hydration. Great for skiing, boarding and snowshoeing. http://www.thebackcountry.net/store/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=thebackco

28. HTML REDIRECT - New Domain Name Organization to promote road racing, cross country running, track and field, snowshoeing, and race walking. Includes events, race schedules, and race results. http://users.yknet.yk.ca/athleticsyukon/

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29. Snowshoeing Click here to go back to the Home Page Delhi, new york, weather We ve been working hard to bring you a great Delaware County website. Come back soon! http://www.delawarecounty.org/snowshoeing/

We've been working hard to bring you a great Delaware County website. Come back soon! Exploring on Snowshoes To see what others have to say about winter sports in Delaware County, click here to see the winter sports bulletin board. You can also add your own messages. Hiking, biking and cross-country ski trails all are perfect for exploring on showshoes. There are hundreds of miles of trails located in the Catskill Forest Preserve and New York State Parks. Maps of the forest preserve and public trails can be requested from the Department of Environmental Conservation, Route 10, Stamford, New York, (607) 652-7365, or visit them on the web at www.dec.state.ny.us Please consult our hiking and biking pages for additional suggested destinations. Interested in a guided snowshoe adventure? Throughout the winter, the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce 114 Main Street, Delhi, NY 13753 Voice: 607.746.2281 Fax: 607.746.3571 info@delawarecounty.org Visitor Information Calendar of Events Submit Event ... Cross Country Skiing Exploring on Snowshoes Snowmobiling Golf Where To Stay Brochure Rack ... Contact Us

30. Canadian Rockies Hiking Vacations Guided hiking, snowshoeing, and backpacking trips; outdoor safety courses; and corporate excursions in the Canadian Rockies. Free community lectures provided in Preparing for a Wilderness Emergency. http://www.canadianbackcountry.com/

CANADIAN ROCKIES HIKING VACATIONS Home Guided Vacations Courses / Programs Trip Schedule ... About Us Discover the landscape, nature and challenge of the Canadian Rockies! The Canadian Rockies offer some of the very best walking, hiking, summit scrambling and trekking in the world. The area is host to a variety of protected lands in both the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia including Kananaskis Country, Banff National Park, Yoho National Park, Kootenay National Park, Jasper National Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park, and Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park. It is the goal of Canadian Backcountry Adventures Ltd. to provide quality guided hiking vacations in a safe and enjoyable atmosphere , practicing low-impact hiking etiquette while promoting environmental awareness. “To be alone in this wilderness of forests and cliffs, glaciers and mountain torrents, bright wild flowers, bright sunshine, and the weird cry of the marmots, and with leisure to let the mind dwell on it undisturbed, was an experience well worth a day, even if no other reason for pause existed.” William Spotswood Green, first ascent of Mt. Bonney

31. Bear Crossing Cross Country Skiing, Snowshoeing Trails Groomed cross country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking trails through 276 acres in northern Wisconsin near the Chequamegon National Forest. http://bearcrossing.sws-wis.com/ski/

Bear Crossing Ski Trails - Medford, Wisconsin Introduction Registration Directions to Bear Crossing Wooden Creations Bear Crossing Ski Trails offers 4 miles, (6.5 kilometers), of groomed cross country skiing, and snowshoeing trails through 276 acres of beautiful deep wooded forest. The property borders the Chequamegon National Forest, which provides many other recreational activities. Unique to Bear Crossing Ski Trails is the short loop trail layout design, patterned after old logging trails. Each ski loop has a different terrain and forest type providing an ideal experience for all ages and skill levels. The flat trails that meander through the aspen stands and tag alder swamps are excellent for first time skiers or those who just prefer a leisurely ski. The delightful rolling hills of the pine, balsam, and mixed hardwood stands provide a greater challenge for those looking for a faster adventure. The Bear Crossing ski trails are great for all ages, young families, experienced skiers, and the elderly, due to the connecting nature of the trails. Skiers are able to match their skills, desires, and distance by determining the trails taken - ensuring an enjoyable outing for all. The majority of the trails intertwine through heavily wooded areas providing excellent opportunities to enjoy the wildlife. The abundant wildlife activity is apparent in the snow trails of the white tail deer, snowshoe hares, ruffed grouse as they make their way though the woods and across the trails. Chickadees, nuthatches, and bluejays fill the air with their sounds and an occasional porcupine can be seen in the treetops.

32. Montana Winter Be a Bigfoot snowshoeing in Montana. Getting Started Photograph snowshoeingsnowshoeing? Fun? Which is to say you haven t tried snowshoeing recently. http://wintermt.com/other/snowshoeing.htm

Be a Bigfoot: Snowshoeing in Montana Getting Started (for beginners) Getting Equipment Getting Prepared Getting on Montana's Trails Getting Started Snowshoeing? Fun? Maybe you're one of those people who still think of snowshoeing as an arduous drudge in giant, clunky contraptions. Which is to say you haven't tried snowshoeing recently. It's one of the fastest growing winter sports, and snowshoe technology has made giant strides (if you'll pardon the pun) in recent years. Plus, it has at least two great advantages: 1) You don't need to sacrifice your life savings to buy equipment; and 2) It's easy. If you're a snowshoeing neophyte, there's no need to bite your nails. Snowshoeing is probably one of the few challenging sports in the world that don't have a steep learning curve. Basically, if you can put one foot in front of the other, you're well on your way to having some fun with snowshoes. Start by practicing on a level surface before you race into the backcountry. And be prepared: although snowshoes are designed to keep you on top of the snow, they're not magical. You will sink somewhatgenerally about 8 inches if you're in waist-deep snow. Getting Equipment Most modern snowshoes have the same basic design, but there are some differences in construction, size, materials, etc. To start gauging your preferences, try a couple of "dry run" trips with rented snowshoes (usually only about $10 a day). If you decide you want to jump into snowshoeing for the long haul, you can start shopping for your very own snowshoes. Expect to spend about $100-$300 for a good pair. (You'll probably want to invest in poles, as well; they'll be heaven-sent when you're out on the trails.)

33. Great Divide Nature Interpretation - Lake Louise Guided Hikes Naturalist guides offer half or full day interpretive walks, hikes and snowshoeing in the Lake Louise, Yoho and the Icefields Parkway area. http://www.greatdivide.ca/

To book or for more information contact us: gtdivide@telusplanet.net Box 343 Lake Louise, AB Canada T0L 1E0 Phone: (403) 522-2735 Fax: (403) 522-3168 Toll Free: 1-866-522-2735 Office open... May 15 - September 30 October 15 - April 15 Hiking season... June 1 - September 30 Snowshoeing season... December 15 - March 31 A I n winter, join us for a snowshoe walk amidst snow covered mountain peaks. In summer, join us for a hike, a walk, a special theme hike, or try our chocolate mountain high: Fondue with a View! Photo: Yvonne Hunter Y A s naturalists and Lake Louise locals, we love to share our knowledge and experience. Ten years of walking and talking in the area have made us the Lake Louise specialists. A t Great Divide Nature Interpretation, we create experiences you won't find in any guide book. "We'll never look at hiking in the same way. A hike with Joel and Nadine is like seeing in color for the first time. "

34. Snowshoeing snowshoeing. snowshoeing is very similar to athletics and shares the same excellent cardiovascular workout as cross country skiing. snowshoeing Facts. http://www.specialolympics.org/Special Olympics Public Website/English/Compete/S

document.write(' '); English Compete Sports Offered Snowshoeing Snowshoeing is very similar to athletics and shares the same excellent cardiovascular workout as cross country skiing. Special Olympics Snowshoeing offers events for athletes of every ability level. Individual events offered in snowshoeing range from the 100 meter races to the 5K. In addition to these traditional events, Special Olympics offers events for lower ability level athletes to train and compete in basic snowshoeing skills. The development of these key skills is necessary prior to advancing to longer competitive events. As in all Special Olympics sports, athletes are grouped in competition divisions according to ability level, age and gender. Snowshoeing Facts Special Olympics Snowshoeing was inaugurated at the 1997 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Toronto, Canada. The 2001 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Anchorage, Alaska, USA, hosted 104 athletes from seven countries in snowshoeing. Snowshoeing will be contested at the 2005 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Nagano, Japan. Today 3,163 Special Olympics athletes from 26 Programs compete in snowshoeing.

35. Sea Kayak Tours And Canoe Trips, British Columbia And Ontario, Canada Conducts and supplies guided sea kayak and canoe trips into Algonquin Park, Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. snowshoeing trips are offered during the winter. http://www.kayaking-adventures.com/

Sea kayaking with Orcas Killer Whales Vancouver Island, British Columbia Sea kayaking and canoeing in Ontario Canada Kayaking Tours Orca Encounters Desolation Sound Discovery Islands Algonquin Park ... Day Tours Canoeing Tours Algonquin Park Algonquin Photo Lake Superior Winter Adventure Snowshoeing Pics Recommended Site Map J Recommended by the Globe And Mail Travel Section July 2003 Home Kayaking Canoeing FAQ's Getting Here ... Booking Info Sea Kayak and Canoe Adventures Out For Adventure Wilderness Tours offers fully outfitted and guided sea kayak tours in British Columbia and Ontario. In British Columbia our most popular trip is kayaking with the Killer Whale, Orca, on our Orcas and Ancient Cultures tour. Our canoe and kayak trips for Ontario are in Algonquin Park, Georgian Bay and Lake Superior Provincial Park. Sea Kayaking Adventures Vancouver Island, British Columbia Kayak Tours i Sea Kayaking Orca Encounters, British Columbia

36. Snowshoeing English Coach Coaching Guides snowshoeing. Coming soon! In the meantime, you can find basic snowshoeing information here and the rules of the sport here. http://www.specialolympics.org/Special Olympics Public Website/English/Coach/Coa

document.write(' '); English Coach Coaching Guides Coming soon! In the meantime, you can find basic Snowshoeing information here and the rules of the sport here Contact Information Dave Lenox +1(202) 628-3630 or dlenox@specialolympics.org Special Olympics 1325 G Street, N.W., Suite 500 Washington, DC 20005 USA Fax: +1 (202) 824-0200 Home Search Created by the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation for the benefit of Persons with Mental Retardation. To get involved with Special Olympics, please contact your local Program Send comments and suggestions to: info@specialolympics.org

37. Explore Natural Environments, Ecotourism Offers outdoor guided adventures throughout northern Ontario, from halfday to week-long. Trip information provided for Canoeing, kayaking, hiking, snowshoeing, skiing, winter camping. http://www.eco-explorations.com

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38. Snowshoeing snowshoeing is a traditional mode of winter travel was very important to the natives, trappers and traders in Canada s past as well as today. http://www.adventures.ca/gasnet/sns.htm

WATER ADVENTURES FISHING WINTER ADVENTURES ACTIVE ADVENTURES ... GERMAN WEB SITE The Great Canadian Adventure Company 6714 - 101 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta Canada T6A 0H7 phone: (780)414-1676 fax: (780) 424-9034 Web Site Comments email webmaster Snowshoeing Winter is a great time in Canada and a great time to be out in the Canadian wilderness on snowshoes. Snowshoes allow you to move easily on top of the snow that blankets most areas of Canada during the winter months. Snowshoeing is a traditional mode of winter travel was very important to the natives, trappers and traders in Canada's past as well as today. Now, you can try snowshoeing, a timeless winter adventure activity. S nowshoeing may also be offered as a sideline in some of our native cultural experiences and winter lodge packages. Coastal British Columbia Backcountry snowshoeing and dining experience Location: Coast Mountains, Whistler Snowshoeing day tours from Whistler Location: Coast Mountains, Whistler Interior British Columbia Snowshoeing in Wells Gray Park Location: Wells Gray Provinicial Park Okanagan Snowshoeing tours near Kelowna Location: Kelowna, BC

39. GRCA - GRCA Conservation Areas - - Grand Valley. Hiking, mountain biking, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, skiing, birdwatching, hunting, canoeing, picnicking. http://www.grandriver.ca/index/document.cfm?Sec=27&Sub1=128

40. Point Farms Provincial Park Lake Huron, north of Goderich. Bluffs, sandand-pebble beach, orchards, forest. Swimming, boating, staffed programs, annual pig roast, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, camping, including electrical sites. http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/parks/poin.html

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