Stroll Athabasca’s Muskeg Creek Trails in style! This 16” square banana is a map of the local trail system. Made out of 100% silk charmeuse, our Muskeg Creek Trails neckerchief feels like a cloud and depicts an artist-accurate siting of goings on. Look closely and you’ll note the best places for ski approach, biking hills, doing some stairs, or taking a break at the scenic overlook.
Graceful • Elegant • Local
The Muskeg Creek Trails are widely used and important to the physical, mental, and spiritual health of Athabascans. Locals, including Athabasca University staff and Edwin Parr High School and Landing Trail Intermediate School staff and students use the trails to have picnics, bike, birdwatch, run, cross country ski, snowshoe, hike, and walk.
*dogs on leash love the trails too.
Photography: Jovi Klak
Models:
Tara Cardinal @sage_angel_creations
Joanna Nemeth
Stroll Athabasca’s Muskeg Creek Trails in style! This 16” square banana is a map of the local trail system. Made out of 100% silk charmeuse, our Muskeg Creek Trails neckerchief feels like a cloud and depicts an artist-accurate siting of goings on. Look closely and you’ll note the best places for ski approach, biking hills, doing some stairs, or taking a break at the scenic overlook.
Graceful • Elegant • Local
The Muskeg Creek Trails are widely used and important to the physical, mental, and spiritual health of Athabascans. Locals, including Athabasca University staff and Edwin Parr High School and Landing Trail Intermediate School staff and students use the trails to have picnics, bike, birdwatch, run, cross country ski, snowshoe, hike, and walk.
*dogs on leash love the trails too.
Photography: Jovi Klak
Models:
Tara Cardinal @sage_angel_creations
Joanna Nemeth
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