Snowshoeing at Edmonton’s River Valley Park - Broken Sewer Pipe Edmonton

Edmonton’s North Saskatchewan River Valley is the largest stretch of urban parkland in North America. Designed for the outdoor enthusiasts, there are 22 major parks and numerous trails on which you can enjoy walks, bike rides, picnics, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and more. Snowshoeing has been around for thousands of years. Along with adaptations to this healthy winter passtime, the art of snowshoeing has become more modernized over time and is now considered a winter sport. Also evolving from the early wood-frame to the aluminum-frame models. Considering this is the fastest growing winter sport in the world (snowboarding is growing, as well), snowshoeing is poised to become a favorite among many. Those who partake in the adventures of skiing and snowboarding utilize snowshoes to participate in some great backcountry hikes to find the holy grail of Mother Nature: deep, unscathed powder. Snowshoeing is a great alternative for many sports – especially those who like running.

The sport is easy to learn, virtually inexpensive (compared to other winter sports), poses little risk of injury and is a great way to exert energy during the cold winter months. One of the more appealing facts about snowshoeing is how it can help enrich a person’s health. Known to help maintain or improve cardiovascular fitness, the sport helps burn more than 600 calories per hour. Snowshoers can burn more than 45 percent more calories than walking or running at the same speed.

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