SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) — There are no supply-chain issues when it comes to snow this season. Our recent winter storms have provided plenty of building materials for snowy structures known as quinzees: ...

Learn to build a snow shelter in this short video shot near Traverse City, Michigan. Winter camping is far more comfortable when you shelter in a Quinzee as opposed to a tent. We’re not talking about ...

For the past month or so Nadia Green, 9, began creating a quinzee and sledding hill from excess snow she and her dad gathered from their driveway and backyard, using sleds to cart the spring powder.

The snow cave is one of the quickest emergency shelters that you can build in the backcountry to escape impending bad weather. It requires the fewest tools and can be built with minimal exertion.

The Brush Boy Scouts recently did their annual four-day/three-night winter Klondike Campout at Camp Tahosa. The Camp is located near Ward, Colorado, and sits at 9,000 fee in elevation. This graphic ...

A family in the upper Congdon Park neighborhood of Duluth has found a new way to continue their winter camping tradition. In the past, Mel Rajkowski and her son, Carson, 10, would tunnel a large pile ...

Learn to build one of the easiest snow shelters – a cross between an igloo and a snow cave. TEMPERATURES INSIDE A SNOW shelter will be at least 0°C no matter what is going on outside – pile in a few ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOTV)- Nothing screams winter fun like Quinzee Unbound. The ninth annual neighborhood project, launched by Rich and Angela Haralson, was “another great success”, according to ...

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The late-season winter storm that pounded Colorado’s Front Range Sunday dropped 24.1 inches at Denver International Airport, enough to make the storm the fourth-largest in the city's history The ...

For the past month or so Nadia Green, 9, began creating a quinzee and sledding hill from excess snow she and her dad gathered from their driveway and backyard, using sleds to cart the spring powder.