Explore 13 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
Birds Hill Provincial Park (35 km², 25 minutes northeast of Winnipeg), created in 1967 on glacial eskers and m...
Lake Winnipeg, the world's sixth-largest freshwater lake (24,500 km², larger than Massachusetts), offers on it...
Winnipeg, Manitoba's capital, is one of Canada's most underrated cities. The Forks (confluence of the Red and...
Selkirk (10,200 inhabitants), 30 km north of Winnipeg on the Red River's west bank, proclaims itself "World Ca...
The Manitoba Agricultural Museum at Austin (160 inhabitants, 100 km west of Winnipeg) is the largest agricultu...
Lower Fort Garry (1830) is the oldest intact stone Hudson's Bay Company fort still standing in North America....
Southwestern Manitoba, at the North Dakota border, the Pembina River valley holds the largest Mennonite commun...
Tyndall Stone, a characteristic mottled dolomitic limestone quarried in southeastern Manitoba since 1832, is o...
In southwestern Manitoba, at the North Dakota border, Turtle Mountain Provincial Park (186 km²) covers part of...
Steinbach hosts the Mennonite Heritage Village, the world's largest Mennonite museum: 32 restored period build...
Gimli on Lake Winnipeg is the world's largest Icelandic community outside Iceland itself. Founded in 1875 by I...
Grand Beach Provincial Park on the southeast shore of Lake Winnipeg holds one of North America's finest freshw...
Dauphin, Canada's Ukrainian capital, hosts Canada's National Ukrainian Festival (CNUF, August), North America'...
