I'm doing Sherman this Saturday. I'm not taking snowshoes. Should I? I don't think they will be necessary with current conditions or projected couple inches of snow. Thoughts?
-Jsin
Snowshoes this weekend?
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JsinDeAZ
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Snowshoes this weekend?
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I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in. - John Muir
...I love not man the less, but Nature more... - Lord Byron
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Re: Snowshoes this weekend?
I dunno, but if I was planning on heading up there on Saturday I'd at least bring them in the car. They're not going to do you a bit of good hanging on the wall in the garage. With the new snow that they're predicting over the next few days, they may actually come in handy although chances are you probably could get by without them.
Where ever you are... There you are.
Re: Snowshoes this weekend?
I was there last Saturday and they were definitely not necessary. But I'd take microspikes.
