#Snowshoeing

[photosbymeglet]

Had the most magical time with my pup Callie in Stanislaus National Forest a couple of weeks ago. Never seen snow glitter quite like this!!

[backroad-life]

Credit: Domino

[fitnessgeekandcoffeefreak]

12.27.2024.

7 miles ✔️

We hiked most of the trail until we got to deeper snow, then we put on snowshoes. It was a light rain/snow mix the entire time. I'm soaked but it's so gorgeous ❤️

[eddie-kruger]

Winterscapes

[vintagecamping]

An important habit to get into. Lay our all your gear before heading into the mounatins. Especially in the winter.

Vancouver, BC

1959

[alexandramrobertson]

From ski to sea.

[shadowthorne]

Snowshoeing in the mountains the other day

[fizermusic]

Getting a Christmas Tree

[mountrainiernps]

To kick off National Park Week, discover a park near you! All National Park Service sites are entrance fee free today. Is there a NPS site you’ve always wanted to visit?

Many of Mount Rainier National Park’s roads and trails are still covered in snow, but now may be a great time to discover a different side of the park. Snow can linger well into June, but by snowshoeing you can still explore the mountain! Check out Mount Rainier’s Beginner’s Guide to Snowshoeing to get started.

If you’ve already tried snowshoeing at Mount Rainier, what was your favorite memory of the experience?

NPS Photo of snowshoe tracks at Paradise.

[gbiechele]

Last Snow of the Season? Asahi SMC Takumar 55mm f/1.8 Tokina RMC 24mm f/2.8 Sony A7

[fitnessgeekandcoffeefreak]

1.7.2025.

Over 5 miles snowshoeing up the mountain. Half on a groomed trail, half trailblazing (the steep part, of course 😩) My body is quite sore already, lol. The snow was so amazing and everything looked amazing with the frozen trees.

[eddieboyuwu]

shoe shoeing up at donner

[vintagecamping]

Snowshoeing through the Cascade Range.

Oregon

1970

[pamietniko]

Photo Diary: The last 100 days

Days 93 - 94

We spent Christmas Eve eating some tasty Polish food followed by playing games for the rest of the evening.

For Christmas, my parents hosted and cooked a wonderful American holiday feast! Before dinner I went for a beautiful hike (or as my step-father and neighbor call it - 'a fat man loop').

The mountain forest was so gorgeous and serene. As the evening approached the fog rolled in and there was almost no visibility from the summit! It was a bit spooky but very fun.

[alexandramrobertson]

When you live on the West Coast, you can experience two seasons on the same day. Warm and rainy in the city, cold and snowy in the mountains. Some days I see people riding the bus or wandering downtown in ski gear.

[fizermusic]

Getting a Christmas Tree