Time for a road trip, because ice bubbles that form in a lake in Alberta are a must-visit this winter.

The ice bubbles bloom under Abraham Lake like flowers, making for a stunning natural wonder to check out.

The phenomenon under the hardened surface of the lake west of Nordegg is the result of pockets of methane gas getting trapped in the ice, creating a staggering vision of bubbles scattered across the surface.

You can pack your skates and hit the lake, gliding over the bubbles while surrounded by the Rockies. It’s a wonderful experience, but it can be pretty windy some days, so check the forecast before you head out.

How to get there

Those driving from Edmonton will simply need to head south towards Red Deer before hopping onto Highway 11 and heading west for a 3.5-hour drive.

If

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