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Gear Review: Columbia Rapid Descent Zip Hoodie
The Columbia Rapid Descent Zip Hoodie works as a base layer during a snowshoe outing and it works as a moderate-weather pullover (to beat that slight chill in the air). The more pleasing aspect of this...
View ArticleFirst Wind Turbine at a Vermont Ski Area Under Construction at Bolton Valley...
Bolton Valley Resort, a locally owned and operated family ski and snowboard area, has announced construction of a wind turbine that will be operational in late autumn. It is the first wind turbine to...
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Gear Review: Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Hoody
Versatile is too simple of a word to describe the Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Hoody. Maybe “straight-up-awesome” is more appropriate. The Hoody conformed to my torso – curves and all – which was...
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Gear Review: Under Armour Spectre II Running Shoe
All I need to say about the Under Armour Spectre II trail running shoes is that they are lightweight. Oh, and very comfortable as well … and made just for women. Although a very simple approach to a...
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Gear Review: Montrail Rockridge Trail Running Shoes
Without a doubt, Montrail knows how to make a good trail running shoe: And the award-winning Rockridge shoes don’t disappoint. For women, the Rockridge color options are perfect for the trail. I...
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The Patagonia Ultralight Hoody is a Woman’s Best Friend on the Trail
Take it from a woman’s first-hand experience on the snowy trails, the Patagonia Ultralight Hoody lives up to its name. While it is ultra light, it’s a non-bulky “puffy” jacket that’s not so puffy,...
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Aetrex Blackberry Boots: Après-snowshoe Footwear for Après-everything
Not necessarily for snowshoeing – or even made for a snowshoe binding – the Aetrex Blackberry Boots are the après-snowshoe footwear for the winter season. But what makes these boots better than just...
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