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Snowshoe McCloud At The Millworks
With all this new snow, what is McCloud to do? Well, McCloud Outdoors and McCloud Millworks have partnered up to bring Snowshoe McCloud Historic Guided Tours to the old mill property. They will be kicking off their new endeavor Saturday, January 28th at 1PM for a 2-3 hour guided tour complete with a history lesson along the way. For only $55 you get a snowshoe rental, hot drinks, cookies, and a guided tour along a groomed trail with Mount Shasta as your backdrop.
For more information, visit McCloud Outdoors Gear & Exchange's Facebook page or call them at 530.925.9116.
Our town of McCloud looks forward to hosting you soon!
This snowshoe tour sounds like such a cozy winter outing, especially with hot drinks and Mount Shasta views! I also checked commutehub for similar local event ideas.
I love this guide on snowshoeing in McCloud! It reminds me of a fun day I had exploring nature trails while playing dordle with friends by the fire afterward. Perfect combo!
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