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Salt Lake Tribune · Jan 12, 2020

Tree Utah to host fourth annual snowshoe hike

(Courtesy Tree Utah) The nonprofit organization Tree Utah is taking registrations for its annual snowshoeing tour at Wasatch Mountain State Park, scheduled for Feb. 29.Tree Utah, a nonprofit dedicated to planting trees at schools, parks and open lands throughout the state, will lead a snowshoe tree tour on Feb. 29.

“It’s a fun way to see a state park in your own backyard in a new way,” Amy May, Tree Utah executive director, said.

The nonprofit plants trees year-round but because the winter time is a slow time of year it is focusing on fundraising events and preparation for the spring. “This is just a way to engage people in the wintertime in a fun healthy activity,” May said.

Full story at Salt Lake Tribune

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