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Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing is an ancient way of winter travel. But instead of the wood & thong beaver-tail stereotype of a shoe, today's shoes are made of aluminum and tough synthetic fabrics and often have crampons, or spikes built into the bindings. They are manufactured locally, in the Adirondack Parks itself.

Licensed guides, professionals, are there to escort the neophyte into the trackless, snowbound wilderness areas. With -25F temperatures and 10' of snow possible, think pro if you're a novice! There is nothing like being in a snow filled spruce forest, on a bright winter afternoon, with just you and your party; just like a beautiful X-Mas card but real.

Caution: Think hypothermia. Wear wool, it will always be warm. Bring back-up sweater, blanket, socks, hat and mitts. Bring some food like candy bars or canned lunch meats: sugar and fats will keep you warm. Carry lighters and fire starters. Carry cell phone and gps, or at least a compass and a topo map. Don't go it alone. More is safer! Bring binding small parts just in case!

Sales & Manufacturing	518 Area Code
Havlick Shoe Inventory Made on Premises	Havlick Snowshoe Company Manufacturers and Sellers of fine custom snowshoes and pack basket Retailer of quality canoes and kayaks NY Route 30, Mayfield Village 661-6447 or 1-800-867-7463 On-line orders taken on Havlick's website.
Licensed Snowshoe Guides
Anne Twilley's Guide Service 651 Duanesburg Road, NY Route 7 Schenectady, 12306 518-355-8232  email

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