Scenes from Stomp the Snow
More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association Here, two Yeti — Michelle Coughlin and Beth Bray — roam the course seeking out unsuspecting snowshoers. (Submitted photo)
More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association. Here, youngsters pose in front of the new for 2024 “selfie station,” sponsored by Jon Lasater State Farm Insurance. From left are Trenton Brouillette, Colton Hiatt and Braxton Brouillette. (Submitted photo)
More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association. From left are Pam Bjorkman, Carrie Backlund, Dawn Lindstrom and Tina Gribble. (Submitted photo)
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- More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association Here, two Yeti — Michelle Coughlin and Beth Bray — roam the course seeking out unsuspecting snowshoers. (Submitted photo)
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- More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association. Here, youngsters pose in front of the new for 2024 “selfie station,” sponsored by Jon Lasater State Farm Insurance. From left are Trenton Brouillette, Colton Hiatt and Braxton Brouillette. (Submitted photo)
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- More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association. From left are Pam Bjorkman, Carrie Backlund, Dawn Lindstrom and Tina Gribble. (Submitted photo)
More than 400 attended the second-annual Stomp the Snow event Saturday at Pine Grove Country Club in Iron Mountain. The lantern-lit family snowshoe walk is organized through the Family Snowshoe Charity Association, a non-profit group formed to promote snowshoeing while supporting local charities. Funds raised at this year’s event will benefit Pine Creek Woodworking and Imagination Factory Children’s Museum. (Submitted photos)
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