Snowmazing! Check out this record-breaking ice labyrinth
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Welcome to the world's biggest snow maze, where this year's visitors are taking on an even bigger challenge... 91% more twists, turns and dead-ends!
It has been created here in Manitoba, in Canada.
Coronavirus social distancing measures meant the maze had to be made a little wider than last year's icy spectacular.
The huge labyrinth is 73 meters by 73 meters (240 feet by 240 feet) and took six whole weeks to build.
Angie Masse is one of the maze's owners. She said: "In 2019, we applied for the title of the world's largest snow maze, which we got in February and this year, just with COVID and everything, we wanted to make it bigger. And so this year, it's about 91% bigger than the world's largest title that we hold now."
"We love outdoor entertainment...then we're like, we need to do something in the winter time and I guess we love mazes as well." Angie added.
The maze has given locals the chance to perfect their navigational skills, exercise and get a little fresh air... whilst putting their thermals to the test!
