The trail itself is a "rubber road", a soft paved greenway trail that makes a narrow loop. Due to the deep snow, I couldn't actually see the trail, and had to follow footprints in the snow to try and stay on the trail.
I followed the trail as it lead along a small creek that was mostly frozen but had a few spots that were still liquid and a couple of ducks were swimming around at these parts.
At the northern end of the trail near the stadium, there is a small lagoon. Since everything was covered in snow, I had to be especially careful to stay on the trail and not venture out onto ice.
I also found a spot where the creek falls a couple feet over a cascade - the moving water kept it unfrozen and provided an opportunity to see a "waterfall", even in Canton, Ohio.
Then I followed the other side of the loop back towards 12th Street and crossed the street into Monument Park. I took the trail here over to the William McKinley Monument and took some pictures of the monument.
On a nicer day, I could have gone up and down the stairs to simulate a mountain, but they were snowy and icy and would have been very dangerous to try in this weather.
There was even a sign that said No Sled Riding - not that I thought riding a sled down icy stairs would be a good idea.
Then I followed the trail back and did another loop around Stadium Park and finished up. Despite moving quickly, I was getting quite cold. Not used to the freezing Ohio temperatures anymore.
