It is in St. Adolphe, about 25 kms south of Winnipeg. It is a km-long labyrinth of snow and they hope it will officially be recognized as the world's largest snow maze (the record is currently held by the Fort William Historical Park in Thunder Bay, ON). The walls are hard-packed snow that are nearly two metres tall.
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It was cold when I arrived so I bundled up.
Admittance was $12.
And there it is!
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| There are five fire pits and I found them all ... this was next to one that wasn't going |
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| A dead end! |
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| Another dead end! |
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| There is a fire up ahead ... must find it! |
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| There it is ... fire #2! |
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| Fire #3 |
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| Fire #4 |
I found fire #5 but it was out.
It's estimated that it will take about 45 minutes to find your way out. I will admit that I didn't keep going to find my way out via the exit. I was really really cold so snuck out one of the escape exits on the side.
There was a big snow hill you could climb up and slide down on your bum ... I didn't.
You could buy a hot chocolate to warm up.
There is also a building you could warm up in ... it was nice to be able to thaw out :)
They are open from Thursdays to Sundays.
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