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Despite the frosty winter temperatures, a number of families bundled up to enjoy a beautiful, sunny Family Day on February 15 at Duck Mountain Provincial Park (DMPP). While getting out and enjoying. . .
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Planting her ski poles into the hard snow and pushing off with one foot and then the other, Emily Cameron’s skis glide forward as she propels herself through Wascana Park.
The wind chill of -32 C doesn’t scare the 86-year-old away from the sport she loves. Bundled up in a warm jacket, snow pants, large mittens, fleece headband and toque, her laughter rings through the air as she proclaims she isn’t cold at all.
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A Saskatchewan man has created the ultimate winter adventure park, with trails for hiking and hills for skiing and snowboarding, all located near Duck Mountain Provincial Park.
DUCK MOUNTAIN PROV. PARK, SASK. A new snow maze at Duck Mountain Provincial Park is giving families a fun outdoor winter activity to do, while also highlighting the park s attractions. Park staff and volunteers spent two weeks in the bitter cold building the new 60 by 60squarefoot maze made entirely of snow. Greg Podovinnikoff, park manager, said the maze was designed to be safe and fun. We ve had extremely cold temperatures, but we re still having 50 [to] 60 people a day coming out and enjoying the maze, he said. Jamue Herle and her daughters, Katey and Mary, spent hours at the snow maze during their four day trip from Saskatoon.