We don't mean you should literally strip down to bikini or board shorts before take some hot laps because that's a good way to get a full body sun burn and snow rash in places you shouldn't. IMAGE: COURTESY MT BACHELOR SKI RESORT April Ski in Your Swimsuit on Mount Bachelor During a super-snowy winter, the trails at Pocket Creek Sno-Park are worth exploring, especially since their proximity to Parkdale means you can stop off at cheerful Solera Brewery for killer beer and a surprisingly cosmopolitan menu. If you want to push yourself, make your way to Twin Lakes, and head out all the way to Upper Twin Lake, leaving the roar of the snowmobiles at Frog Lake Sno-Park behind. Try nearly hidden Enid Lake for a good picnic stop. Beginners will gravitate to the Crosstown Trail, which rises just beyond Government Camp and lets you traverse the woods that are the town’s collective backyard. But if that’s too far for your tastes, the Mount Hood area has plenty of great jaunts. Truth be told, our favorite Oregon snowshoeing spot is in Bend, where there are strategically placed warming huts to be found along wondrous trails. Snowshoers are a hardy lot, plodding peacefully down the trail as cross-country skiers whip past, directing a glare if you’ve ’shoed in their track. IMAGE: COURTESY GEORGE OSTERTAG/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO January Snowshoe at Mount Hood
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