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The Twin Cities Snowshoe Shuffle is the biggest snowshoe race in MN! (2/1/14) 5K &10K track for racers, a 5k dog walk, & a fun run for kids. @ESNeighborhood

Long Lake Regional Park
Joined December 2013
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