[Canada] Miraculous ice bubbles! Abraham Lake

Abraham Lake, an oxbow lake in Alberta, Canada Known as the world's largest ice bubble mecca, this place is extremely cold, with temperatures below minus 20 degrees Celsius. Carbon dioxide gas rises from the bottom of the lake, slowly freezing in the lake, and when the lake freezes over, you can stand on the lake surface to view it. The evening was just too mystical. The ice bubbles can only be seen when the wind is weak and there is no snow for several days. If snow accumulates, the bubbles will be hidden, so you need to be careful of the weather. There are 3-4 viewpoints on the shore of the large lake. My favorite is Hoodoo Creek, where you can see Mount Mitja right in front of you. Perhaps because of the poor transportation, there were very few tourists. So, in the early morning, it's completely reserved. You can also encounter a herd of wild bighorns, not Ezo deer. Photo on Jan 16 2019 The ice-bubbles in Abraham Lake in Alberta province, Canada, near Banff National Park, would have the world's largest frozen methane gas in the lake during the extreme cold winter. It's so breathtaking and amazing. #tripoverseastravel #canada #greatview #wintertrip