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F RANK TRU PE'S ALTA RIDGE HIK E December 7, 2010 24
Snowshoeing has been around for hundreds of years. It is a great way to keep yourself active during the winter season if you’re not the really sporty type. It’s a great way to keep the extra pounds at bay and is very therapeutic in a sense because the activity is very peaceful and relaxing. Our beautiful Wasatch Mountains have some of the most exciting snowshoeing areas in the country; virtually in every corner you can find a great place to explore via snowshoeing. If you love snow but don’t want to overexert yourself, snowshoeing is a great way to spend time with the snow. The only skill required for this activity is the one you’ve been able to master for years, walking. Snowshoeing is one of the simplest and effortless sports for everyone. It’s a perfect way to cut yourself away from the world. All you need are great snowshoes, snacks to keep your energy up, and water or high energy drinks to hydrate you. Also, remember to bundle up in the most comfortable and warmest clothing you have and snowshoe away. Snowshoeing is one of the most popular low impact sports. It can be done with any age group and is a very relaxing and peaceful sport, and it is also an activity that makes you experience nature closely. So make sure you bring your camera to capture funny and unforgettable moments in the snow, or the unexpected delight of encountering an elk or the occasional rabbit and other wildlife in your walk. 25
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