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zombienutz1 t1_izizzqg wrote

I used to snowshoe here but I thought it was a little boring. That said, you can get used snowshoes at Outdoor Gear Exchange for a decent price. Check Craigslist or Facebook for better deals or maybe some estate sales. I used to go on golf courses that allowed it (BCC, Williston, Rocky Ridge, etc.). Now I just cross country ski those places.

https://www.alltrails.com/us/vermont/snowshoeing

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tuctrohs t1_izj1803 wrote

As far as it being boring, I think of it as a tool for the purpose of enjoying being in the woods, not so much an activity in and of itself.

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zombienutz1 t1_izj33t7 wrote

I mean that's just my take. I have gone on trails but when it gets icy I find it's easier to just take them off. To each their own I guess.

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tuctrohs t1_izj3zcr wrote

Oh yes, sure, one does not decide to go snowshoeing and then keep walking with snowshoes even if the conditions are such that it makes it harder to walk wearing snowshoes than with just boots or with it a studded grip strip strapped onto your boot.

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zombienutz1 t1_izj7g67 wrote

Good job adding zero value to the discussion. At least I gave an answer to OP's question.

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tuctrohs t1_izk4dfe wrote

I thought I was building on what you said and agreeing with you. Usually people find it helpful and reassuring when someone else expresses agreement.

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Rykyn t1_izj3cy6 wrote

Some libraries offer free snow shoes to use too

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