Ever Slipped on Snow While Hiking?
By Curlann
@annierose (21963)
United States
January 21, 2026 2:28pm CST
Before that day, my husband surprised me with hiking shoes and an insulated jacket. He also packed food and water for our hike in his backpack. We didn’t eat breakfast at home, just grabbed a jasmine milk tea and a sandwich to eat while he was driving.
When we arrived, we met some fellow hikers, which made us feel safe and welcomed. The challenge started when we encountered snow on the path. Some of it was already dried and slippery, and unfortunately, we slipped twice. The hike that was supposed to take 3 hours ended up being just 2 hours. My husband’s knees got minor scratches, and his palm got a small cut from hitting a sharp piece of snow. I noticed he was getting tired, so I suggested we head back. He apologized, but I said it was okay.
Even after that, he asked if I wanted to go hiking again next weekend. I’m a bit worried about the snow, so I told him maybe we can stay home and do some general cleaning instead.Despite the slips and scratches, it was a fun adventure, and I’m glad we tried it together.
The photo I’m sharing is from the hike. I took it myself and loved how the trail looked with the snow.
Have you ever slipped on snow while hiking? How did it go for you?
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@Deepizzaguy (126541)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
21 Jan
I have never hiked in snow before but I have slipped walking on wet roads in the countryside of Panama.
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@annierose (21963)
• United States
22 Jan
That sounds scary too. Wet roads can be just as slippery as snow. Glad you made it through safely.
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@annierose (21963)
• United States
26 Jan
@Deepizzaguy Yes and it is really dangerous.
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@Deepizzaguy (126541)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
22 Jan
@annierose Wet roads are very slippery indeed.
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@valherma00 (6182)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
24 Jan
on icy snow, i had. it hurt and i think i got a good bruise on my tushy
i think your suggestion to your husband was very good, it's better to stay inside.
i think your suggestion to your husband was very good, it's better to stay inside.1 person likes this
@annierose (21963)
• United States
26 Jan
Thank you Valentina. Yes, falls on icy snow are no joke.
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@RasmaSandra (102137)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
21 Jan
I am glad he was all right, I have never gone hiking,
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@annierose (21963)
• United States
22 Jan
Thank you! Yes, thankfully he was okay. If you ever try hiking someday, starting with an easy trail can be really nice and relaxing.
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@sathviksouvik (23807)
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5 Feb
actually once snow starts melting it becomes more susceptible of slipping and falling down









