Lindsay MacNevin, Author at Snowshoe Magazine • Page 3 of 5

Ice Canoeing the Saint Lawrence

Not for the faint of heart, this sport takes adrenaline junkies to a whole new level. I had the...

Tucked high in the Garnet Mountain Range is Montana’s most intact Ghost Town and one of the most...

Canadians swept the stage in this year’s ISSF 2015 World Snowshoe Championships at Quebec City’s...

I am sitting at a long handcrafted wooden table in the middle of a beautiful dining room that...

Quebec City is breathtaking in the winter with its towering historic walls, twinkling lights strung...

It is not uncommon to see the city of Boston hibernate during the winter months–especially...

In a dark and crowded dimly lit pub that offers craft beer and locally sourced food, I had the...

CHUMS has been a staple brand name since 1983 and this winter is offering a variety of cases and...

Snowshoeing near Denver, CO, gives residents and visitors the chance to experience places they...

A column that dives deep into the world of beer and wine, that discovers the perfect pairing after...

If we look at the statistics, one in five children in the United States [1], and one in ten...

Anchorage, Alaska, might be the perfect place to try snowshoeing with its unbelievable scenery, an...