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Grand Canyon National Park

Vast, deep and awe-inspiring, from above and within.

2 Snowshoeing Rentals and Tours. The North Kaibab Trail along the North Rim offers an enjoyable winter trail for snowshoeing. Go

Red Lodge Montana

Small western town near Beartooth Pass and the great outdoors.

The Red Lodge Nordic Center welcomes snowshoers, but you'll also enjoy winter trails that lead up the West Fork of Rock Creek. Go

Anyone who's been to Yosemite knows how amazingly beautiful the place is. Now... imagine seeing it draped in snow, surrounded by alpenglow in Yosemite Valley, or even a full moon snowshoe trek!
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Top Pick: Yosemite National Park

Dan knows:

Lots of trails and lots of snow mean great California snowshoeing. Anyone who can hike can snowshoe and enjoy winter in a place like Lake Tahoe, as a great alternative to skiing!
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Top Pick: Lake Tahoe

B.J.'s tip:

This California winter wonderland offers up plenty of snowshoeing opportunities. Rent a pair and take to the trail!
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Top Pick: Lake Tahoe

Carli did it:

The loops surrounding Rabbit Ears pass and the Bench Trail Loop are all time favorites for snowshoeing Colorado. Go out and pave your way in the fresh fallen snow.
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Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado

Carli loves it:

The trails of Rocky Mountain National Park aren't just for summer activities. Choose a groomed Colorado snowshoeing trail or blaze your own through the park along the Continental Divide.
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Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park

Carli's been there:

Snowshoeing around the Arapahoe Forest outside of Winter Park is the best snowshoeing experience. With fresh fallen powder, you won't want to miss this one.
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Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado

Lauryn suggests:

The Carriage Roads in Acadia National Park are an excellent addition for snowshoe vacations.
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Top Pick: Acadia National Park

Dan gives props:

Most of Glacier National Park is inaccessible during the winter months. However, a stretch of road is kept open at the park's west entrance, providing access to trails around Lake McDonald. It's a scenic area for snowshoeing!
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Top Pick: Glacier National Park

Dan crushed it:

Big Sky's Gallatin Canyon is a top pick of mine for hiking and snowshoeing. There are many great trailheads in this area. If you are new to snowshoeing, try out a pair at Big Sky Resort or Lone Mountain Ranch.
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Top Pick: Big Sky Montana

Carli's little secret:

The trails around the forest lands are exciting to explore via snowshoe, no matter how comfortable you are. If you are alone or with a group, snowshoeing Montana is the best way to enjoy nature in the winter.
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Top Pick: Big Sky Montana

Carli raves:

Snowshoe into the park at any entrance. Lone Mountain Ranch is known for its moonlight snowshoe tours.
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Top Pick: Bozeman Montana

Carli did it:

You can tour into Yellowstone on snowshoes, tour the nearby Nordic trails via snowshoes and venture out on your own in the national forest areas as well.
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Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana

Carli's tidbit:

As a Nordic friendly area, Utah snowshoeing is definitely an activity that is popular in the Park City area. Venture off on your own or follow the Nordic groomed trails.
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Top Pick: Park City Utah

Carli wants you to know:

What better way to enjoy the peace winter brings to Grand Teton National Park than on snowshoes. The park is just as alive covered in its blanket of snow as it is in the summer...you just need to get to it first.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Carli gives props:

Wyoming snowshoeing is a peaceful way to enjoy nature in the winter.
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Carli wants you to go:

Is there a better way to view nature covered in a winter blanket?
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Tim's tidbit:

Ranger naturalists lead guided snowshoe tours throughout the winter for a glimpse into the quiet solitude of Grand Teton National Park in winter.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Tim's good word:

Yellowstone is busy in summer, but visit in winter and take snowshoe's or skis out for a hike, you will find true wilderness solitude. It is one of the most peaceful and quiet communes with nature that I have ever enjoyed.
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Lisa wants you to go:

Grand Teton NP offers guided snowshoe tours with a park ranger every winter. These winter hikes are great for families and you'll learn a ton from your ranger guide.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Dan suggests:

I've done most of my snowshoeing in and around Jackson Hole while living there. Grand Teton is the best place to go, but the options all around the valley and surrounding areas are endless. Check avalanche conditions!
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Dan did it:

I have great memories of snowshoeing in the Tetons. There is easy access to some beautiful areas for tromping. Try out your snowshoes under a clear sky with a full moon - incredible!
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

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