evening snowshoeing under the arctic skies

Evening snowshoeing is about slowing down and taking in the forest after dark. You'll walk through untouched snow under a starry sky, sometimes lit by the moon, sometimes by the northern lights; the snow crunches softly under your feet, the forest feels still, and your headlamp catches the sparkle of ice crystals in the air. We'll stop at a campfire to sit beneath the arctic skies, sharing stories, warm drinks, and homemade dessert. This is not a northern lights hunting experience; however, the campfire location is one of the best places to view them if and when they appear.