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As you cross the Robinson bridge, on one side stands a great weeping willow tree and on the other a large Manitoba maple. This species differs from other Canadian maples because it's leaves are divided, usually into three or seven leaflets to a stem. However, the clusters of maple keys make it easy to identify as a member of this family of trees. Some refer to the Manitoba maple as a "dirty tree" because of it's constant shedding of yellow leaves.

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