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This winter you can join noted ski guide Jonathan Wiesel on a cross-country ski tour of Yellowstone National Park. On the trip, created and led by Off the Beaten Path, a travel company specializing in the American West, you'll go where the skiing and wildlife-watching are best—following wolf and elk tracks, listening for coyotes' howls, and traversing untracked meadows and thick forests. It's an opportunity to share an exciting experience with like-minded trekkers who read ADVENTURE. We hope we'll be able to point you in the direction of many more such events in the future.

ACT NOW!

To sign up for the trip, e-mail Off the Beaten Path, at ski@offthebeatenpath.com, with the answer to the following question: How many wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park in 1995 and 1996 after a 70-year absence? (Hint: You can find the answer in "Yellowstone's Subzero Highs" in the January/February 2000 issue of ADVENTURE.) Hurry! Space is limited.

Off the Beaten Path will e-mail you by January 31, 2000, if you are chosen.

THE FACTS

When
Sunday, February 20, 2000

Where
Meeting place: Bozeman, Montana

Level of Difficulty
Moderately strenuous

Off the Beaten Path Provides
Expert guiding, transportation between Bozeman and Yellowstone, snacks

You Provide
Transportation to and from Bozeman, ski gear, picnic lunch