The second part of this video continues the exploration of Spirit Sands situated in Spruce Woods Provincial Park in Manitoba, Canada. Some of the trails and sloping dunes can be demanding. There is a mix of level stretches with some deep inclines. The "steepest" have stairs and platforms to help hikers and protect the fragile layers of vegetation and extremely fragile ecosystem.
There are designated hiking trails and access to Spirit Sands are restricted to walking and touring on covered wagons. We have always preferred to hike through this beautiful, enchanting sacred space. There is an ancient feel to the combination of rich vegetation and sweeping sand dunes. Spirit Sands is has mystical and mythical feel to it and we enjoy hiking there and soaking up the ambiance of this enchanting place.
Whenever we tell people we have dunes that resemble a desert in our Northern climate they are rather amazed. It is why we wanted to create Part One and Part Two of Spirit Sands so we could share this unusual part of Manitoba's history, mystery and legacy with others.
Hope you enjoy your tour...be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring lots of water and a camera of course!
Warmest regards,
Raia and David
R D Creative Communications
There are designated hiking trails and access to Spirit Sands are restricted to walking and touring on covered wagons. We have always preferred to hike through this beautiful, enchanting sacred space. There is an ancient feel to the combination of rich vegetation and sweeping sand dunes. Spirit Sands is has mystical and mythical feel to it and we enjoy hiking there and soaking up the ambiance of this enchanting place.
Whenever we tell people we have dunes that resemble a desert in our Northern climate they are rather amazed. It is why we wanted to create Part One and Part Two of Spirit Sands so we could share this unusual part of Manitoba's history, mystery and legacy with others.
Hope you enjoy your tour...be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring lots of water and a camera of course!
Warmest regards,
Raia and David
R D Creative Communications
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