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It's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together

Sleigh-Ride-Lone-Mountain.jpgWintertime at the Lone Mountain Ranch in Big Sky, Montana is the stuff of Christmas carols. Sleigh rides, dreaming by the fire, feasting with loved ones, and 85km of Nordic ski trails.

Ok, maybe that last one isn't a song. Yet.

Still, there's plenty to celebrate at Lone Mountain. Those who prefer downhill skiing can get their fill at nearby Big Sky and Moonlight Basin resorts.

Snowshoers can enjoy a separate 30km of trails all to themselves. Come on a full moon for a guest favorite snowshoeing tour.

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 Slip Sliding Our Way

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Location The White Mountains of New Hampshire
Type Snowshoes up and down mountains.
Distance 16-25 miles; 5 to 8 miles daily
Duration 2-4 days depending on route
Difficulty Strenuous; snowshowing is always aerobic.
Highlights Incredible views of the mountains in winter.  Crisp air.  Sore calves, well earned dinners.

“The technical term is glissade,” said Erica Marcus with a smile.  “That’s what you probably want to call it when you get back home.” 

My friends and I took to the new word with alacrity, trying it out and rolling it around on our tongues with approval as Ms Marcus bade us farewell and disappeared around the corner in front of us.  

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