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SUMMARY:Full Moon Howler Snowshoe Hike
DESCRIPTION:One way to beat the darkness of this time of year is to get outside and enjoy it!  While experiencing the alpine glow of the Twilight Peaks and the rise of the full moon\, strap on your snowshoes and join SJMA staff for an 60-90 minute interpretive walk.  Afterwards\, take in the beauty of the moonlit landscape and mingle with like-minded folks while warming by the bonfire and sipping a nice hot beverage (hot cocoa and mulled wine will be provided by the Nordic Center). \nThis is an event for the whole family. \nWhen: March 1\, 2026 from 6:00pm – 9:00pm \nWhere: Durango Nordic Center\, 49786 Hwy 550\, Durango\, CO\, 81301 (map) \nWhat to Bring: Snowshoes\, if you have them. SJMA will have a couple of snowshoes for your use if you don’t. \nNote: If you are a member of SJMA or a DNSC season pass holder\, you receive a 50% discount on the Howler. Contact info@durangonordic.org for the promo code. \nMore Information & Registration: Visit Durango Nordic Center / Full Moon Howler \n 
URL:https://sjma.org/event/full-moon-howler-march2026/
LOCATION:Durango Nordic Center
CATEGORIES:Interpretive Programs
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SUMMARY:Snow Science & Social Snowshoe Hike
DESCRIPTION:Join SJMA and Mountain Studies Institute to learn about forest ecology\, watersheds\, climate change\, and the future of snowpack in the San Juans by digging snow pits and taking a winter interpretive hike. Snowshoes will be provided if necessary. Back by popular demand\, these snowshoe hikes are a great opportunity to explore the snowy landscape and learn more about winter in the San Juans. \nThroughout the winter\, our education team will host snowshoe interpretive hikes from 10am – 12pm\, then welcome you back to parking area for a bonfire\, hot drinks\, and good conversation. \nThese popular events are FREE to the public\, but REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. \nDATE \nMarch 14th\, 2026 \nTIME \n9:30 am: SJMA staff arrive\n10:00 am- 12:00 pm: Winter interpretive hike\n12:00 pm: Social fun with a hot beverage\, bring-your-own picnic\, bonfire\, and good company \nWHERE \nSJMA’s mobile basecamp at Andrews Lake Winter Parking Lot \nDETAILS \n\nIf needed\, SJMA will provide snowshoes for your use (when registering make sure to include your shoe size\, height and weight).\nParticipants must be prepared to hike up to 2 miles in the snow at ~10\,000 ft of elevation.\nParticipants encouraged to bring an avy shovel (or any compact shovel) for digging snow pits. SJMA can provide avy shovels\, but it’s more fun if everyone can get their hand on a shovel.\nWear warm clothes and boots to spend the afternoon in the snow.\n\nCOST \nFree\, $10 donations very appreciated \nFor more information\, check out our Information and Activity Guide: Climate Change\, Forest Health and the Future of Snow in the San Juan Mountains. \nA huge thank you to our partner\, Mountain Studies Institute!
URL:https://sjma.org/event/snow-science-2026-march/
CATEGORIES:Interpretive Programs
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SUMMARY:Snow Science & Social Snowshoe Hike - Pagosa Area
DESCRIPTION:Join SJMA at Lobo Trailhead\, near Wolf Creek Pass\, to learn about forest ecology\, watersheds\, climate change\, and the future of snowpack in the San Juans by digging snow pits and taking a winter interpretive hike. Snowshoes will be provided if necessary. These snowshoe hikes are a great opportunity to explore the snowy landscape and learn more about winter in the San Juans. \nOur education team will host snowshoe interpretive hikes from 10am – 12pm\, then welcome you back to parking area for a bonfire\, hot drinks\, and good conversation. \nThese popular events are FREE to the public\, but REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. \nDATE \nMarch 21\, 2026 \nTIME \n9:30 am: SJMA staff arrive\n10:00 am- 12:00 pm: Winter interpretive hike\n12:00 pm: Social fun with a hot beverage\, bring-your-own picnic\, bonfire\, and good company \nWHERE \nLobo Trailhead near Wolf Creek Pass\, just east of the top of Wolf Creek Pass\, FR 402 (GPS: 37°28’57.1″N 106°47’45.1″W) \nDETAILS \n\nIf needed\, SJMA will provide snowshoes for your use (when registering make sure to include your shoe size\, height and weight).\nParticipants must be prepared to hike up to 2 miles in the snow at ~11\,000 ft of elevation.\nParticipants encouraged to bring an avy shovel (or any compact shovel) for digging snow pits. SJMA can provide avy shovels\, but it’s more fun if everyone can get their hand on a shovel.\nWear warm clothes and boots to spend the afternoon in the snow.\nLeashed dogs are welcome.\n\nCOST \nFree\, $10 donations very appreciated \n[vc_btn title=”REGISTER TODAY” color=”green” link=”url:https%3A%2F%2Fsjma.z2systems.com%2Fnp%2Fclients%2Fsjma%2FeventRegistration.jsp%3Fevent%3D4798%26||target:%20_blank|”]\nFor more information\, check out our Information and Activity Guide: Climate Change\, Forest Health and the Future of Snow in the San Juan Mountains.
URL:https://sjma.org/event/snow-science-2026-march21/
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