A Late Winter Hike

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I've tried to be a lot more active this winter even with some frigid temperatures. Winter in Canada can be...An adventure. But I made the commitment a few years ago, to get out and hike multiple times a week.

So this winter....I haven't let the snow hold me back lol

It helps when you have a dog to go along for the walks too :)

So today was beautiful! Just around freezing, so it was warmer than it's been. The sun was out so I decided to take a trip to the 'Mirror Lake Trail' in Camrose, Alberta.

It's a very clean 2.3 km hike around a small pond / lake in the middle of town. It might be strange to call it a hike in the middle of a town but if you check out the pictures....You'll see why!

You run into deers all the time, and this afteroon we met a few bucks on the path. My dog was 'calm' and didn't start barking which is a good thing because apparently....The male deers don't get along with dogs much lol

What a great day out and about....

I took a few shots, and of course...The last one is some true 'Canadian culture'!

Hope you enjoy them!