Winter ProgramsWinter in the Canadian Rockies is extra special when you mix people and fun adventures on snowshoes, skis or crampons. Full Circle Adventures has a line up of exciting adult and family programs this winter. Choose from instructional ski outings and tours, or snowshoe and animal tracking adventures or take an ice walk in a magical location. Whatever you decide, you can rest assured that our certified guides will take you only to locations that are free from avalanche concerns. 
Snowshoeing and Nature Immersion OutingsSnowshoeing is a fun, easy- to-learn winter activity for the whole family or to enjoy with other Adults. Discover animal signs left on trees and tracks and in the snow while visiting the winter habitat of Moose, Lynx, Wolves, Pine Marten and Snowshoe Hares! Destinations include Bragg Creek, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park and Kananaskis Country. All snowshoe trails vary in length depending on the nature of the program. Snowshoes and a certified guide are included. Add this to your list of Winter Fun ideas. Educational Tips and Snowshoeing safety will compliment your winter walking experience.Check out our Snowshoeing schedule now! Waterfalls and Canyons - Ice Walks in Kananaskis CountryAn ice climber you do not have to be… to enjoy the frozen creeks and canyons of the Canadian Rockies. Walk up close and touch a frozen waterfall! These magical walks to canyons and waterfalls bring a whole new meaning to winter wonderland. Using crampons or snowshoes the frozen world of winter becomes accessible. Enjoy discovering signs of wildlife with your children in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park or West Bragg Creek.Destinations include Grotto Canyon, Troll Falls or King Creek. These trips are half day outings. Crampons, hot chocolate and certified guide are included. Cross Country Skiing
Cross Country Skiing is the most engaging way to enjoy winter! Once you have the essentials down, you are able to fluidly ski across the rolling hills through the evergreen forests with the fresh smells of winter embracing you.The art of Cross Country Skiing is to use minimum effort for maximum efficiency in transporting yourself across the snow. Cross country skiing uses 90% of your bodies muscle groups and it improves core stability. The design of Nordic skis combined with learning to use your ankles, calves, knees, thighs, hips and arms in harmony generates a graceful and rhythmic flow called diagonal stride. This is why lessons are so important. Our half day course is an overall introduction to level terrain techniques and basic hill information. We offer a full day of level terrain to give you the most experiential learning for your time. After that the full day of hill techniques will prepare you for most easy to moderate groomed trails in Kananaskis country. 
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