Winter camping is far more comfortable when you shelter in a Quinzee as opposed to a tent. We’re not talking about Igloos here, which includes cutting snow and ice into blocks to be assembled into a shelter. A Quinzee requires only shoveling snow into a big pile. And in Northern Michigan, we sure have a lot of snow! But the big debate is: How to build a Quinzee properly.

Join MyNorth Media’s Jeff Smith and his friends Chris and Dan Mills as they walk you through the stages of building a Quinzee with this video.

Added bonus: This survival shelter also makes a great fort for your kids and a fun afternoon for the family!


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