Sentence examples for snowshoe around from inspiring English sources

Visitors either tramp along trails in 100 acres of woodland, snowshoe around the garden's perimeter or ice skate on the broad esplanade originally designed by Dan Kiley with pools and fountains.

The only signs of life we saw were zoological — tracks large and small, along with a sighting of snowshoe hares tearing around a clearing while a tawny, snub-nosed pine marten watched hungrily from a nearby tree.

Walk around in the snowshoes to see how they feel for you.

Snowshoe racing has been around for 150 years but has evolved into a competitive sport in the last decade.

Here are a few snowshoe races coming soon around North America: The Yeti: Feb. 16 at Grouse Mountain, British Columbia (www.theyeti.ca); 5 K and 10K races.

Other recent trips include one to the Arctic Circle, where travelers got around by snowmobile, dogsled and snowshoe, learned survival techniques from the indigenous Sami people and spent the night in an ice cave.

Evenings are geared around aurora hunting by snowshoe and snowmobile, while daytime pursuits include cross-country skiing, sledging, a husky safari and learning wilderness skills such as winter fishing, animal tracking, reindeer lassoing and the retro art of map reading.

When Erika and Chris Price were searching for a vacation cabin two years ago, a couple of friends who knew their way around snowshoes and hiking boots suggested they try the Leavenworth region in Central Washington.

The "decking" material around the frame gives your snowshoe "flotation," or lift above the snow.

Moving around on foot in the snow can require heavy boots or snowshoes for good traction.

Earlier this month, what is believed to be the oldest snowshoe in the world was found here, dated to sometime around 3,700 BC.