Wasaga Beach Provincial Park Snowshoe Trail
A well-marked, well-trodden, twisty snowshoe trail takes you along the edge of a thick, quiet, forested area at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park.
Michael Barker is a photographer, musician, triathlete, software developer, and father. He lives in York Region, Ontario.
A well-marked, well-trodden, twisty snowshoe trail takes you along the edge of a thick, quiet, forested area at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park.
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