Tulabi Falls is located in Nopiming Provincial Park in Manitoba.
We went on a little trip to see this waterfall. It has a short hike along the falls and toward the lake and I really enjoyed walking it with Emily and Bob.
The biggest problem with the trail was a rather large muddy area and I had on nice runners. Actually the trail was not really that easy. The trail had a lot of roots running through and it made walking really rough and it had a few uphill areas. I guess it would not be considered difficult by hiking people standards but it is certainly not accessible.
A PDF with more information about Tulabi campground and Falls is HERE .
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Monday, September 6, 2010
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Easter at the Assiniboine Forest
We did something different for Easter this year. We left Alicia to cook Easter Dinner and Bob and I went for a walk. We drove to the Assiniboine Forest which is very close to our house. The weather was really pretty warm for Easter and the snow was disappearing. It was so good to get out there doing something active.

The pavement has heaved up with the ice over the winter. Most of the trail wasn't all this horrible but I sure would not want someone with a wheelchair to try this trail which is supposed to be accessible. They are opening new extensions to the trails in this forest soon, but I sure hope they invest a bit into maintaining the part they have already made.

The pavement has heaved up with the ice over the winter. Most of the trail wasn't all this horrible but I sure would not want someone with a wheelchair to try this trail which is supposed to be accessible. They are opening new extensions to the trails in this forest soon, but I sure hope they invest a bit into maintaining the part they have already made.
We got such a kick out of watching these birds. They were walking around on the still frozen areas of the pond in the forest and occasionally they they would go in for a swim. At one point we saw one goose just plain fall through the ice. There was such a lot of excitement as it arched and flapped, trying to get itself free from under the ice and up on the water again. We were entertained by the sign at the pond's edge as we watched the geese struggling. See the goose head beside the sign??
When we finished walking the shorter length forest trail we decided to get back in our car and go to the Assiniboine Park and look at the river from the far side of the foot bridge. I love how this picture shows the huge blocks of ice pushed to the shore as a result of the river breakup and spring thaw. We will have to go there again in the summer when the view of the same location will seem so different.
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