Movies and TvShows featuring "snowshoeing" theme.

In 'Baby, It's Cold Inside,' a travel agent who specializes in winter vacations is sent to a charming small town to review an ice hotel. Along the way, she encounters a handsome hotel owner and a disgruntled critic, leading to a romantic triangle. As she explores the town and experiences unique winter activities like snowshoeing and ice sculpting, she discovers the true meaning of love and finds herself faced with a life-changing decision.

When a divorced couple gets stranded in a snowstorm during their trip to Aspen, they must confront their past and rediscover the true meaning of Christmas.

In 'Subject Two,' a medical student named Adam is invited to a remote cabin in the Rocky Mountains by a brilliant and reclusive scientist, Dr. Franklin Vick. Adam soon discovers that he has been brought there to assist in a groundbreaking experiment involving the reanimation of the dead. As Adam becomes more involved in the experiment, he begins to question the ethics and consequences of Dr. Vick's work. The tension rises as Adam starts to uncover dark secrets about the true nature of the experiment and his own role in it.

Starring Robert McAtee and Molly Leland, this independent film won over audiences and critics alike. Syndicated TV and Movie columnist David Inman wrote "A story that contains heart, humor and everyday weirdness. Like a good book it'll stick with you." Movie critic Richard Propes wrote "One of those indescribable indie flicks that's unafraid to be original, out there . . . Robert McAtee and Molly Leland are both stellar." DVD Special Features includes commentary by Robert McAtee and Producer/Editor Tony Feltner.

It is Christmastime in America's national parks. Yosemite, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Grand Canyon National Parks each offers Christmas visitors their own unique versions of comfort, joy, and the warmth of vintage lodges during the holiday season. The festive activities and gatherings that arise within these parks at this time of year are sure to add abundant cheer to your holiday celebration.