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Ministik Five Meadows to Waskahegan Loop Hike

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Ministik Hiking Geocaching

The Ding Dong tree - named after the cache hidden on it.
The Ding Dong tree - named after the cache hidden on it.
I undertook a 14.7 km “grand loop” hike in the Ministik today, what I call the “Five Meadows Hike”. It was a gloriously beautiful day to do it too.

 

 

 

When I started the hike at the UofA Access Road gate a constant swarm of small blue-ish dragonflies accompanied me down the trail. You may have to look closely to see them.

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