The Collaborative International Dictionary
Snowshoer \Snow"sho`er\, n.
One who travels on snowshoes; an expert in using snowshoes.
--W. G. Beers.
Wiktionary
n. One who traverses snow wearing snowshoes.
Usage examples of "snowshoer".
No snowshoer could be found who was swift enough to break a trail for those dogs and no horse ever overtook them.
Her first thought was that Onistah had changed his mind and followed her, but as soon as the snowshoer came out of the thick timber, she saw that he was not an Indian.
Plain as the swirling waters in the wake of a boat stretched the tracks of a snowshoer across the lower end of the lake.
They drove around in a slow arc, passing incoming snowmobiles, cross-country skiers, and snowshoers Farther out, there were car races to watch, and farther still, open patches where ice sailers caught the wind in a stream of vivid colors against the snow.
When the sheriff learned that some snowshoers found what appeared to be his body, they gave me a courtesy jingle.