PROVINCIAL PARKS AWAKE

Some people may think that parks hibernate for the winter but this isn't

so, ask a skier. We all do look forward to the warm days of spring for increased activity though. Spring days may be a little cold for camping

but the parks are ideal for a day visit. The nature trails at Strathgartney, Devil‘s Punch Bowl and Green Park are open, and self-guided brochures are available at the Regional Headquarters (Brudenell River, Charlottetown and Mill River).

If you are in the western end of P.E.I., why not plan a visit to the maple syrup demonstration at Mill River.

On these warm spring days what could be more enjoyable than a couple of hours of tobogganing - if there‘s still snow, or a hike around the park followed up by a weiner roast or a cup of tea.

To many people these clear spring days, when the numbers of people in parks are relatively low, provide the best time of the year to visit your favourite park. _See you there.