Pokagon State Park's toboggan run draws crowds down from the highway every winter, and the oak-lined drive up to it is one of the first stretches A-Way Tree Experts clears after a storm so the run stays reachable before the lot fills. Angola sits in the middle of Steuben County's lake country, where dozens of small lakes hold their own cold and shape how snow falls and drifts around them, piling deeper on the north-facing slopes near the park than it does closer to town. The crew works outward from there into residential streets, clearing driveways under the same big trees they trim the rest of the year, careful of the low branches that hang heavier with a wet snow on them. It's satisfying work, getting a family's drive open on a Saturday morning when half the county is headed toward the park anyway. A-Way Tree Experts serves Angola and nearby Steuben County towns including Fremont, Pleasant Lake, and Hamilton, working the ground between the lakes and the highway.