Snowshoeing: Like hiking, but more stylish.
You can snowshoe any time there’s snow (duh), but there are plenty of reasons to seek out a guided stroll: avalanche danger, access to the best views, or simply tips on how to walk with serving platters strapped to your feet. If skiing and snowboarding isn’t for you and finding your own snowshoe route is overwhelming, guided hiking could be the ideal winter sport. Head to these snowy destinations for organized trips.
Mount Rainier National Park
Park rangers lead snowshoe walks from the Paradise Visitor Center every weekend from December until the end of
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