Jim Joque, Author at Snowshoe Magazine • Page 4 of 5

Snowshoeing Education 209: Northern Michigan and Wisconsin Snowshoeing Treasures

I have lived in Wisconsin for nearly 30 years. But Escanaba, located in Northern Michigan is my...

Snowshoeing participation increased by 11.4 percent from 2009 to 2010, according to Outdoor...

I discovered an interesting book published in 2007 on sex and camping by Michelle Waitzman titled...

Little to no snow in April is indeed an April fool's joke to me since there is no more snowshoeing...

During the holiday season a large numbers of Americans annually watch Frank Capra's “It's A...

Why do people snowshoe? What values do they hold dear to them when it comes to snowshoeing...

The “family that plays together stays together” is a good adage for why snowshoeing as a family can...

Although I am a flatlander from Wisconsin, I now and then have to attack hills on snowshoes. ...

I chuckle when I receive an e-mail from a student that addresses me as “Professor Joque.” I have to...

"What kind of traditional snowshoes are slightly oval, offering good maneuverability around objects...

A claim to fame for snowshoeing is that it is considered one of the least expensive outdoor sports...

Over the past half century, there has been a significant increase of visitors to our wilderness...