Preacher's Point remains the only section of Abraham Lake that is frozen with over 20 cm of ice. As the water level drops, getting down and back up the steep banks is getting trickier every day - try to find the lowest angled ice and use traction devices. The ice is now either sitting on land or in the river channel, and areas of weak ice and open water are growing. Despite these challenging conditions there are some amazing patches of ice bubbles to be found if you know how to assess ice and are willing to explore a bit.
We are expecting some colder weather in the coming days, but only time will tell if it is enough for the rest of the lake to freeze.
Some great patches of bubbles to be found around Preacher's Point.
Watch for areas of open water.
The river banks are getting steeper as the water level drops.