Rouge National Urban Park
After laying low for most of the month of January, I was getting a bit antsy to get out and explore some of the local parks covered in a layer of fresh white snow. I took a short drive over to Rouge National Park and explored the river and surrounding forrest in the valley. The trail was fairly quiet as evening approached, and it was lovely being out with only the sounds of breeze in the trees, the crunch of snow underfoot and the gentle trickle of the river where the ice gave way to open water.
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