Latest Winter hiking news
How to choose an ice axe: picking the right length and type
By Julia Clarke last updated
Knowing how to choose an ice axe involves some simple measurements to make sure you have the right length for winter hiking, scrambling and climbing
How thick should ice be to walk on? Plus tips for walking on ice
By Julia Clarke published
How thick should ice be to walk on? We suggest some basics for safely crossing a frozen lake or pond as well as general tips for walking on ice this winter
How to use an ice axe: wield your ice tool with confidence
By Alex Foxfield published
We guide you through how to use an ice axe for winter walking, mountaineering and ice climbing, as well as how to use one to stop a fall
Snowshoeing in Vail: lose the crowds and find the snow
By Julia Clarke published
Snowshoeing in Vail gets you away from the bustle of tourist crowds and the hassle of ski gear and gives you a key to some of the best snow stashes in the rugged Rockies
Fresh air and time in nature revealed to be top reasons to hike
By Julia Clarke published
A new survey by the Ramblers has revealed the top motivating factors, and obstacles, for getting out on a winter walk
Snowshoeing in Vermont: how to enjoy New England in winter
By Julia Clarke published
Snowshoeing in Vermont is one of the best ways to enjoy its spectacular rural scenery, with snowy trails ranging from mountain peaks and thru-hiking trails to ski resorts
Snowshoeing in Colorado: low impact, high reward adventure
By Julia Clarke published
Snowshoeing in Colorado gives you a front row seat to the exquisite winter wilderness of the Rocky Mountains without buying a ticket
Snowshoeing for beginners: a first-timer’s guide to hiking in the snow
By Julia Clarke last updated
Enjoy the beauty of winter with our tips for snowshoeing for beginners, from the benefits of snowshoeing to how to get started
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