Skijoring is a winter sport that combines skiing with being pulled by a horse, dog, or other animal. The skier is attached to the pulling animal via a harness or tow line and is propelled forward while skiing on snow or ice. This activity typically takes place in open snow-covered areas and can be performed recreationally or competitively. In competition, skijoring involves timed courses where the skier must navigate through gates and obstacles while being pulled, showcasing both the skills of the skier and the power of the animal. Different variations of skijoring include horseback skijoring and dog skijoring, depending on the type of animal involved. This sport emphasizes teamwork, balance, and coordination between the skier and the pulling animal.
Het Wood River Extreme Skijoring Association-evenement in Bellevue kwam zondagmiddag ten einde en skiërs en snowboarders uit de hele Intermountain-regio kwamen naar Bellevue voor deze unieke sport en een kans…