A little preparation, know-how, and a few tips are all it takes to keep your winter camping experience warm, comfortable, safe, and (shocker!) enjoyable. If you equate winter with frozen toes, damp ...

Winter camping is challenging and rewarding in the same breath. Many campgrounds are closed for the season and many perceive venturing into the windswept, snowy wilds with a tent as esoteric to say ...

Winter camping requires much more preparation but the rewards are plentiful. There are many great resources to help you prepare for your time in the mountains. Preparation and research are two of the ...

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My first winter camping experience was a bit of an anomaly. Yes, I slept on snow, but it was an unseasonably warm February weekend near Mount Hood, with blue skies during the day and overnight ...

So you want to go winter camping but don't want to sleep in a tent, burrow into the snow or make a quinzhee snow shelter? Fear not, there are options out there that are considerably easier, not to ...

Let’s be honest: Winter camping isn’t for everyone. If you find the idea of sleeping in a tent in below-freezing weather to be downright unpleasant, don’t worry—there are plenty of summer sports and ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (WJW) – The air is cold, the ground is ...