Which hare from the boreal forests of North America has large feet adapted to traveling on snow?

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The snowshoe hare lives mainly in the boreal and montane forests of North America, where dense undergrowth provides it with food and shelter. Its large feet distribute its weight on the snow, like snowshoes, and its coat turns white in winter in much of its range. Its populations experience marked cycles of abundance, often lasting around ten years. The hare constitutes essential prey for several predators, notably the Canada lynx. However, it should not be presented as a species characteristic of North American prairies, a habitat that poorly corresponds to its ecology.