I, however, have worn my not-overly padded leather jacket and high heels all week long. Why, this crazy behaviour, you ask is taking place? For no other reason than, the love I have for my city and cute shoes.
It really frustrates me when I speak to people that repeatedly exclaim how they "hate Winnipeg ", "would trade the snow for a beach", and my least favorite, "Winnipeg Winnipeg 
You won't catch me walking my dog in my Steve Madden's, or cross-country skiing in a leather jacket. News flash: this just in- You must dress for the beloved outdoor activities that the city offers.
Activities such as skiing, skating, snow-shoeing, winter hiking, and tobogganing are activities that not only warm the hearts of children but adults and teenagers alike.
Here are some of my favorite places to keep warm in the winter in Winnipeg 
Cross-country skiing: Birds  Hill  Park 
The Chickadee trail at Birds  Hill  Park Manitoba 
Skating: The river trail at the Forks
Just opened to its full length, this is a winter activity no Winnipegger should miss out on. Even though the trail is considerably shorter than the record setting 8.5 kilometers back in 2008, skaters can still enjoy a 3.5 kilometers slide heading south on the Red River all the way to Churchill drive.
Tobogganing: Kildonan  Park 
The famous hills have been loved by many for years. An additional bonus to choosing this park is there is not only the hill to slide down on a method of choice, be it a toboggan or crazy carpet; it offers cross-country skiing trails as well as skating on the pond.
Tip to really stay cozy: Pack a thermos of baileys and hot chocolate, or if you like something simpler, Southern Comfort will surely warm you up from the inside out.




 
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