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"Two-hour snowshoe tours of the summit are being offered this winter at Loon Mountain.If you have never taken snowshoes out, it is easy and an enjoyable way to get to see some beautiful spots in winter, and it is nice exercise.You don't need to own them. They are available for rent at Loon's Adventure Center.On Monday morning, snowshoers were up heading towards Loon Mountain Pond in fresh powder snow when I shot this photo from the Tote Road Quad Chair. It looks like fun.But I thought, that is a lot of vertical for them to climb from the bottom, about 2,100 feet below. And they did not look that sweaty.Greg Kwasnik, spokesman for Loon, said the mountain does offer guided summit snowshoe tours.They get you up to the top on the gondola to explore some out-of-bounds trails and enjoy the beautiful skyline, which takes in Franconia Notch and the Pemigewasset Wilderness.He said a two-hour guided tour costs $45 with rentals, or $30 without rentals.\"The tour hours vary somewhat, which is why we ask people to call 800-229-LOON to inquire about availability,\" he saidYou can find a bit more info about snowshoeing on Loon's website: http://loonmtn.com/info/winter/advctr.aspx.19003418"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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