Snow tubes, toboggans, saucers, and more types of sleds for kids of all ages. Nothing is better for a kid than a zippy sled and a cup of cocoa on a chilly winter day. While plenty of winter ...

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Snowshoeing might seem intimidating, calling to mind the arduous wintry treks of the indigenous North Americans who perfected it. Honestly, it's not all that different from walking through deep ...

Outdoors | Expert predicts spectacular fall colors in Colorado this leaf-peeping season Brainard Lake is a popular destination for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing with six named trails and ...

Badger Pass also offers snow tubing, backcountry ski tours, and snowshoeing (included ranger-guided snowshoe walks). It’s also the jumping off point for the epic 21-mile roundtrip cross-country ...

The document tracks crime stats and trends between 2022 and 2023. SLED said the most glaring statistic in the report is that weapon law violations increased for the 10th straight year. Although ...

A full-service Nordic center is also on-site, so skiers can enjoy cross-country and snowshoe trails ... for snowshoes and $15 an hour for ski pulks (a sled used for toting gear while cross ...

Sled hockey - also referred to as sledge hockey outside of the U.S. - originated at a rehab center in Stockholm, Sweden in the early 1960's by a group of Swedes who wanted to continue to play hockey.

The large hind feet, long ears, short tail, and typical rabbit shape distinguish this snowshoe hare, the only "rabbit" throughout much of the Adirondack Park. From mid-December until late April, the ...

Why not go dog sledding, seek out wildlife in national parks or try out snowshoeing this season ... Mush a team of dogs or ride in a sled at Nature's Kennel, a dog sledding destination in McMillan ...

The wind is brutal. Jesper was equipped for the climate, just as he was prepared for the unruly dogs and the overloaded sled and the rugged terrain and the thin cross-country skis. He was even ...

One solution: sleds. Battle sleds. Brig. Gen. John W. O’Daniel, commander of the 3rd Division, had an idea. Why not have tanks pull soldiers over mine-filled areas, with the added benefit of ...