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2020 TRAVEL MANITOBA INSPIRATION GUIDE on the Bald Hill at Riding Mountain National Park COVER Shared with #Exploremb by @Clearlakecountry 2020 TRAVEL MANITOBA INSPIRATION GUIDE ON THE Bald Hill at Riding Mountain National Park COVER Shared with #exploremb by @clearlakecountry. Photo by Austin MacKay. TABLE OF CONTENTS discover the Home of 2 4 29 MANITOBA REGIONS OUTDOOR EXPLORATIONS REGIONAL ROAD TRIPS Each of Manitoba’s seven tourism regions has a Camping, hiking, paddling, fishing, snowmobiling Manitoba’s regional cities and towns are destinations distinct personality – easily discovered through its and more – explore Manitoba’s forests, lakes, beaches worth discovering. Find interesting art and history, share of Manitoba’s Star Attractions. and parks. food and farms and, of course, friendly people full WinteR interesting stories. 59 81 WINNIPEG ADVENTURES FESTIVALS & EVENTS 89 VISITOR Manitoba’s capital city is the biggest urban centre Our lively gatherings celebrate everything from our INFORMATION CENTRES in the Canadian Prairies. Discover the culture, love of music to our mosaic of cultures. Come dance, architecture and food in this city that continues eat and be entertained all year long while truly 90 ABOUT MANITOBA to surprise visitors. getting to know Manitoba. 81 PACKAGES & DEALS Call this toll-free number: 1-800-665-0040 (or 204-927-7838 in Winnipeg) for free United in Celebration literature (from Travel Manitoba and private suppliers), information and personalized – travel counselling, or write: Travel Manitoba, 21 Forks Market Road Winnipeg, Unis dans la fête Manitoba R3C 4T7 Free Distribution/Printed in Canada Si vous voulez obtenir des publications gratuites (provenant de Voyage Manitoba et de compagnies privées), des renseignements et 2020 marks 150 years since Manitoba became Canada’s fifth des conseils touristiques personalisés, veuillez appeler le numéro sans frais indiqué ci-dessus 1-800-665-0040 (ou le 204-927-7838, CLEAR LAKE COUNTRY province. This year, be united in celebration, connecting with à Winnipeg), ou écrire à : 21, chem. Forks Market Winnipeg (Manitoba) R3C 4T7 Distribution gratuite/Imprimé au Canada Manitoba’s diverse cultures, interesting people, important history and amazing natural beauty. While care has been taken in the creation of this publication, the information in this publication comes from sources outside of Travel Manitoba. Experience what it means to be Travel Manitoba provides this publication as a public service and individuals should confirm any information with the individual operator before acting on it. Download the Explore 150 Manitoba app to earn badges Travel Manitoba, its directors and employees: Manitoban. Clear Lake Country celebrates in themed categories as you explore the province. Throughout 1. are not liable for damages, injury, losses or costs of any kind, arising from the use of or reliance on any information in this publication; winter like nowhere else. Visit February 7th these pages, look for inspiration for your next adventure that 2. make no representation, warranty or assurance, express or implied, in relation to the accuracy or currency of the information in this publication; and 3. do not provide a recommendation for any businesses or services referred to in this publication or their suitability for a particular purpose. through 9th during Winter Adventure Weekend can help you earn your next Explore 150 Manitoba badge – and the chance to win prizes through the app. to experience the local flavour and culture that A visit to Manitoba means travelling through Treaty 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10 Territory, the original lands of the Anishinaabeg, Anish-Ininiwak, Dakota, make Clear Lake Country so unique in winter. Dene, Ininiwak and Nehethowuk peoples and the homeland of the Métis nation. Acknowledging these original caretakers is a reminder of our unique heritage, our important relationships and our obligations to and shared responsibilities with Indigenous peoples. #EXPLOREMB www.discoverclearlake.com 3 Spruce Woods Provincial Park From breathtaking views to historic sites, each region of Manitoba holds a secret Manitoba Regions worth discovering. NORTH PARKLAND INTERLAKE WESTMAN CENTRAL MANITOBA EASTMAN WINNIPEG This massive part of the province is Climb Manitoba’s highest mountain, Nestled between two inland oceans – The retreat of the last glacier shaped This fertile greenbelt is a land of Lake shores and boreal forests are the In a city built around the place where two rivers meet, a thriving arts scene home to Manitoba’s most impressive ski winding trails through scenic forests Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba – this landscape, with rolling hills legends and history – including the feature of this all-season Canadian converges with pristine green spaces. Skate along its paths, dine in some of the wildlife: polar bears, beluga whales, and enjoy an “on the fly” encounter on this is where naturalists, history buffs reaching high above the prairie and prehistoric fossils of ancient marine Shield playground. Ski into a resort country’s best restaurants, marvel at architectural wonders and cheer on the wolves and birds of every description. stocked lakes. Take in a cultural festival and artists flock. Beaches, boating and towering sand dunes a reminder of an reptiles. Follow the flight paths of cabin, lounge on a white sandy beach, home team in this charming city. Admire the northern lights after a day and discover a shared history. birding are highlights as Viking blood ancient lake. Celebrate heroism, peace migrating birds as sweeping valley discover Manitoba’s largest French learning about Indigenous culture runs deep here. and the power of art. views are enjoyed along with the communities and the history of the STAR ATTRACTIONS and experiencing the hospitality of STAR ATTRACTIONS bounty of Manitoba’s rich agricultural prairie pioneer. Assiniboia Downs the North. Asessippi Ski Area & Resort STAR ATTRACTIONS STAR ATTRACTIONS legacy. Assiniboine Park & Zoo Fort Dauphin Museum Arborg Multicultural Heritage Village Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum, STAR ATTRACTIONS Canadian Museum for Human Rights STAR ATTRACTIONS Inglis Grain Elevators National Historic Site Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park Brandon STAR ATTRACTIONS Birds Hill Provincial Park Children’s Museum Churchill Riding Mountain National Park Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site International Peace Garden Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre, Morden Cooks Creek Heritage Area Club Regent Casino Flin Flon Station Museum Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk Farmery Estate Brewery, Neepawa Fort la Reine Museum, Portage la Prairie Falcon Ridge Ski Slopes Dalnavert Museum Heritage North Museum, Thompson New Iceland Heritage Museum, Gimli Margaret Laurence Home, Neepawa Island Park, Portage la Prairie Grand Beach Provincial Park The Forks National Historic Site Pisew Falls-Kwasitchewan Falls Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre Outdoor Art Gallery, Boissevain Manitoba Agricultural Museum, Austin Mennonite Heritage Village, Steinbach Fort Gibraltar Sam Waller Museum, The Pas St. Peter Dynevor Anglican Church, Riverbank Discovery Centre, Brandon South Beach Casino, Scanterbury FortWhyte Alive Snow Lake Mining Museum RM of St. Clements Royal Canadian Artillery Museum, Shilo Whiteshell Provincial Park La Maison Gabrielle-Roy Spirit Way, Thompson Stonewall Quarry Park Sand Hills Casino, Carberry Living Prairie Museum Souris Swinging Bridge Manitoba Museum Spruce Woods Provincial Park Manitoba Legislative Building REGION MAP Westman Reptile Gardens, Douglas Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum McPhillips Station Casino Rainbow Stage Royal Canadian Mint Trappist Monastery Ruins Winnipeg Art Gallery From iconic destinations and historic hot spots to cultural centres and outdoor gathering See a full list of regional attractions spaces, keep your eyes open for Star Attractions as you travel throughout the province. and events at travelmanitoba.com #EXPLOREMB TRAVELMANITOBA.COM 4 5 EAT MEET McGilliviray Falls Photo shared with #exploremb by Kevin Kratsch @heymisterk Outdoor STAY PLAY Explorations IRE K D CT O O Manitoba’s Largest Hospitality Provider! 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Outdoor Clear Lake Caddy Lake Tunnels Bloodvein River Explorations PHOTO: WANDER THE THE MAP WANDER PHOTO: SILVEY DUSTIN PHOTO: BEGINNER INTERMEDIARY ADVANCED EXPLORE 150 MANITOBA Clear Lake Caddy Lake Bloodvein River Manitoba is located in the heart of Canada. This geographic position has blessed the province with varied and impressive landscapes. Shaped by retreating NATURAL WONDERS Enjoy the view of the crystal clear water in Riding Whether you bring your own or rent a canoe from Encompassed within Pimachiowin Aki, Manitoba’s glaciers and ancient lakes, Manitoba boasts golden prairies, rolling hills, boreal Discover some of Manitoba’s most Mountain National Park
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