No prior experience is necessary! Snowshoeing is a beginner-friendly activity, and guides will adjust the pace and route based on your skill level.

Dress in layers, with moisture-wicking base layers, an insulated jacket, waterproof pants, and sturdy waterproof boots. Don’t forget warm socks, gloves, and a hat. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also recommended for protection from sun and snow glare.

Snowshoeing is essentially hiking in the snow. Snowshoes prevent you from sinking into deep snow, allowing you to walk across snow-covered terrain with ease. Factor though, that snowshoeing, especially in deeper snow, is a much slower pace than hiking.

Yes, snowshoeing is a family-friendly activity. However, age and fitness level should be considered. Be sure to discuss your children’s experience and abilities with your guide, so an appropriate trail can be chosen.

Winter weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared for varying conditions. Most tours take place in cold temperatures with possible snow or wind, your guide will ensure you’re informed about the forecast in advance. Afternoon tours will likely have warmer temperatures, but mountain weather will determine route and distance decisions.