Come check out the 6 new snowshoe trails at Crystal Mountain.
Snowshoeing at crystal
Slowing it down
Looking to slow down the pace and explore the mountain on foot? Crystal Mountain has 6 new snowshoe trails in the Bullion Basin area with varying difficulty from easy going slopes to steep climbs. These snowshoe trails are self guided and are friendly for the whole family. We've installed signage to help guide your way through the Alpine. Snowshoe rentals are available daily from the rental center in the base area. Suggested snowshoe routes can be found on our Snowshoe Map. Download or view the snowshoe map below..
Snowshoe Map
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Looking to slow down the pace and explore the mountain on foot? Crystal Mountain has 6 new snowshoe trails in the Bullion Basin area with varying difficulty from easy going slopes to steep climbs. These snowshoe trails are self guided and are friendly for the whole family. We've installed signage to help guide your way through the Alpine. Snowshoe rentals are available daily from the rental center in the base area. Suggested snowshoe routes can be found on our Snowshoe Map. Download or view the snowshoe map below..
Snowshoe Map
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SLOPESIDE SNOWSHOE RENTALS
For mountain visitors who are just angling for a peaceful walk in the winter woods, the Crystal Mountain rentals shop stocks a complete line up of snowshoe set ups in all sizes, including non-collapsible mountain poles and lightweight, grippy and stable MSR snowshoes.
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For mountain visitors who are just angling for a peaceful walk in the winter woods, the Crystal Mountain rentals shop stocks a complete line up of snowshoe set ups in all sizes, including non-collapsible mountain poles and lightweight, grippy and stable MSR snowshoes.
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Will I enjoy snowshoeing?
Snowshoeing is one of the most peaceful ways to explore the snowy alpine. The footprint of the snowshoes keeps you elevated above the deep snow and makes it nearly as easy as walking. Snowshoes also have metal teeth that grip on steep or icy surfaces, making it easy to climb steep slopes if you desire. Crystal Mountain has set up a trail system that should make your adventure very easy and fun.
Useful tip: Think about bringing a dedicated camera instead of using your phone, as the cold can wear out phone batteries pretty quickly. You may need to use your phone in case of an emergency so a dedicated camera is a better idea. At the very least make sure someone in your party has a fully charged phone and keeps it warm. rich-text, responsive-table
Snowshoeing is one of the most peaceful ways to explore the snowy alpine. The footprint of the snowshoes keeps you elevated above the deep snow and makes it nearly as easy as walking. Snowshoes also have metal teeth that grip on steep or icy surfaces, making it easy to climb steep slopes if you desire. Crystal Mountain has set up a trail system that should make your adventure very easy and fun.
Useful tip: Think about bringing a dedicated camera instead of using your phone, as the cold can wear out phone batteries pretty quickly. You may need to use your phone in case of an emergency so a dedicated camera is a better idea. At the very least make sure someone in your party has a fully charged phone and keeps it warm. rich-text, responsive-table
what to bring
Consider bringing/wearing the following items on your snowshoe trip to ensure a fun, warm, dry time.
Snowshoe Clothing
Moisture-wicking base layer (Polyester blend or wool). Cotton doesn't dry well and won't keep you warm if it gets wet.
Insulated Layer (Fleece or Vest)
Waterproof/Breathable jacket
Hat or Beanie
Socks (Wool or Synthetic)
Gloves or mittens
The Gear
Snowshoes - Rent these at Crystal Mountain
Boots - Waterproof hiking boots or insulated winter boots.
Poles - Rent these at Crystal Mountain
Backpack - Keep all of your essentials in your backpack. Don't bring anything you won't need, the weight will slow you down.
Essentials - Either you or someone you're with should have these items.
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Consider bringing/wearing the following items on your snowshoe trip to ensure a fun, warm, dry time.
Snowshoe Clothing
Moisture-wicking base layer (Polyester blend or wool). Cotton doesn't dry well and won't keep you warm if it gets wet.
Insulated Layer (Fleece or Vest)
Waterproof/Breathable jacket
Hat or Beanie
Socks (Wool or Synthetic)
Gloves or mittens
The Gear
Snowshoes - Rent these at Crystal Mountain
Boots - Waterproof hiking boots or insulated winter boots.
Poles - Rent these at Crystal Mountain
Backpack - Keep all of your essentials in your backpack. Don't bring anything you won't need, the weight will slow you down.
Essentials - Either you or someone you're with should have these items.
- Navigation (Map, Compass, or GPS) - Crystal Mountain can provide a snowshoe map for you. There are also signs along the trails helping you find your way.
- Sunglasses and Sunscreen - The snow reflects the UV rays from the sun right into your eyes and on your face.
- Extra Food, Snacks, and Water
- Extra Clothes (No Cotton)
- Headlamp/Flashlight
- Knife or Multi-tool
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