Snowshoes

Our antique snowshoes come from North America. These amazing handcrafted snowshoes were made from seasoned ash, oak or maple wood ~ hand woven with rawhide and most of them still have their original leather bindings. They are all in very good shape considering their age and could still be used out on the snow or to hang on the wall.

How to start snowshoeing for absolute beginners, including where to go, what to wear, how to find snowshoes and tips for having a blast in the snow!

The trail's still there, even when you can't see it. Beat the posthole with these floaty, powder-ready snowshoes.

The heady spice of wood smoke… the first beacon of home welcoming me North. In my home state of Maine, the scent of burning wood permeates every activity from late-September through ’till March or April (and in some years… early May). Even now, the odd whiff mysteriously drifting through the air in Philly has the power to […]

Unsure how to choose your snowshoes? We review snowshoes for different terrains and sizes so you can select the pair that's right for you!

Traditional Algonquin and Huron snowshoes

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Snowshoeing is an old transportation method turned into a modern hobby. While similar to hiking, snowshoeing has its winter activity characteristics when it comes to dressing correctly. Snow and cold weather are the biggest problems in snowshoeing.