(Almost) Everything You Can Do in the Snow

The snow is flying across Wisconsin, and WTMJ Outdoors is diving into all your favorite winter activities! Host Steve Scaffidi talks with Rick Schmitz of Crystal Ridge Ski Area in Franklin about skiing, snowboarding, and family fun on the slopes. Then, Ken Leiviska from the Eagle River Chamber of Commerce shares the magic of the Ice Castle and why Eagle River is the snowmobile capital of the world. Finally, Shawn Connelly of Birkie.com previews the upcoming events in the Cable-Hayward area — home to one of the Midwest’s biggest winter celebrations. It’s a snow-packed, can’t-miss episode of WTMJ Outdoors, presented by Outdoor Living Unlimited.

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