Starting tomorrow, for the next ten days, this series will inform you of the things to keep in mind as you begin learning the fundamentals of snowshoeing. It's as easy as saying "If you can walk, you can snowshoe." The learning curve is short. There is no huge investment for special boots or clothing. You don't need to get a lift ticket or stand in line to do what you want to do.
This series is written with those who have not been on snowshoes before in mind. To those who consider themselves skilled shoers, you to may find something in this series you forgot or were not aware of. So check it out either way.
After this series, I will break down each of my top ten snowshoe hikes (right side of the home page) including directions to the TH, level of difficulty, skill level, elevation, map needed and contact information.
Lets go have some fun!
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