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Send us Fan MailNote: Audio only, please see YouTube for video versionSnowshoeing through Cedar Breaks National Monument reveals a transformed winter landscape with deep snow and beautiful vistas of the amphitheater from the North overlook. Though faced with a canceled ranger-led hike, this solo adventure showcases the accessibility and beauty of winter exploration in this southern Utah gem.• Snowshoeing requires minimal investment compared to other winter sports (approximately $50 for quality snowshoes)• Proper winter gear includes ski bibs, soft-shell jackets, thermal layers, and windproof headwear• Even with snowshoes, expect to sink slightly in fresh powder that's at least a foot deep• The boundary between Dixie National Forest and Cedar Breaks offers diverse terrain for exploration• Modern snowshoes feature claws for traction and special kicks for uphill climbing• Winter adventurers should bring water and snacks to maintain energy while snowshoeingIf you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up so we can reach more people on YouTube. Do you have questions about snowshoeing or Cedar Breaks? Send us an email, and I'll see you on the trail!Support the show
