Snowshoeing
The basic function of the snowshoe has remained unchanged for some five thousand years, a means of transportation over snow and ice. In recent years, however, improvements in snowshoe design and materials, and an increasing interest in recreation and fitness, have made snowshoeing one of the most popular winter activities in North America. Snowshoeing offers a thorough, illustrated introduction to this fast-growing wintertime sport. Equipment selection, care, and repair; Proper snowshoeing technique; Tips and advice from industry professionals; Preparation and safety; The physics of winter weather.
152 pages
English edition · First published 1998 by Stackpole Books · ISBN 9780811729284
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