EBS STAFF
Though snow is scant in the Gallatin Valley, West Yellowstone is still enjoying winter conditions that enable outdoors exploring. On Sunday, Feb. 15, the U.S. Forest Service is holding a beginner-friendly guided snowshoe hike along Refuge Point Trail in West Yellowstone.
Snowshoers will meet at the Hebgen Lake Ranger District at 1 p.m. and then caravan 23 miles to the trailhead for the 1.5 mile trek. Along the way, a guide will discuss the devastating 1959 Hebgen Lake earthquake that formed Quake Lake and took 28 lives. The event is kid-friendly and well-behaved dogs are welcome to join.
This will be the third snowshoe hike that the forest service has hosted this year, and the next will be on Sunday, March 1.




