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Quebec, Canada Snowshoe Championship

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La série Les Courses en Forêt est une série de courses de raquettes et de courses à pied qui se déroulent tout au long de l'année. Au choix : 5 km ou 10 km. More

Note from the website manager:

Welcome to the newly redesigned website for the IASSRF. We've made some changes that should allow us to make more frequent updates. The most visible change is that we've eliminated all the translated pages and in their place you will see a "Translate" button at the top of the page. By clicking that you will have the choice viewing our page in any of 52 different languages.

As always if you have any news of interest to the world wide snowshoeing community please let me know and I will put it on this website.

Thank you,

Website Manager- IASSRF, USSSA, ESSRA

There are snowshoers in countries all over the planet.

Click on the map above to take you too a list of every country and the snowshoeing organizations in each

If you know of any organizations promoting snowshoeing that are not on the list please let us know

We have compiled a list of all the major snowshoe races we know about.

Click here to see that list

If you know of any other major snowshoe races please email them to Mark Elmore
The Mission of the IASSRF is to promote snowshoeing as a way to improve the health of individuals and the environment and to assist like minded people the world over in their love of recreation in the outdoors no matter the season.
 

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Steve Ilg, of Flagstaff, AZ, USA, doesn't let a little thing like no snow stop him from racing

Now is the time to come to the aid of your country

As we move forward in our work to get snowshoeing recognized as a sport by the International Olympic Committee we need to find all the National Snowshoeing Organizations in every country that has one. Click here to see a list of every country in the world. If your own country has a Snowshoeing National Organization and it is not listed please let us know so we can keep the list as up to date as possible.

  • If you know someone in another country that doesn't yet have a National Snowshoe Organization encourage them to get started on one.
  • Or if you would like to become a source of information on what the best way to get started or just as an encouraging friend to snowshoeing let us know. In upcoming days we will post information on

USA National Championship

Tough course, big field of competitors helped make snowshoe championships at Highland Forest a success

By Garrick Otero

March 07, 2010, 6:13AM

Sunny skies, lots of snow and a big turnout helped make the 10th Annual Powersox U.S. National Snowshoe Championships at Highland Forest in Fabius a success Saturday.

It helped, many competitors said, that the course was among the most difficult they had ever seen. Race organizers laid out a 10K course for both the men and women’s senior championship races (ages 20 and up) that featured a number of hills and varying snow conditions — finishing with a 300-yard uphill stretch leading to the finish line. Read More

 
These pictures from an event that took place last weekend (30, January) in Rättvik, in the province of Dalarna, Sweden. It was organized by a local company in collaboration with the representative of TSL in Sweden.

All photographs copyright by the photographer:Trons / copyright by Trons.se.

See more photographs of this event here

 

Above photos of La Ciaspolada 2010 by Dan French

Bob Bearor and his wife practice their snowshoeing Old School 

1894 Julia Burden, Helen Ledyard & Molly Ledyard

on Cazenovia Lake, New York State, USA

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