Majestic. Rugged. Unspoiled. Rich in tradition, the North is a living portrait of the Aboriginal way of life. Lumbering polar bears, great beluga whales and massive trophy fish await your arrival.

Tourism North Manitoba

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Regions

Manitoba is divided into eight main regions - choose from the menu below to explore each unique area of the province.

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Winnipeg

Winnipeg is the capital city of Manitoba. Home to over 700,000 people, the city is where the Red and Assiniboine rivers meet.

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Central Plains

Beginning at the western edge of Winnipeg, the Central Plains region includes the town of Portage la Prairie.

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Eastern

This region begins east of Winnipeg, covering a long stretch of the Manitoba/Ontario border including the Whiteshell Provincial Park.

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Interlake

This region stretches from the northern edge of Winnipeg and between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba, and includes Hecla, Gimli and more.

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North of 53

Manitoba’s largest region includes the town of Churchill, the northern border with Nunavut, and Hudson’s Bay.

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Parkland

This western region of Manitoba includes both the Duck Mountain Provincial Park and Riding Mountain National Park.

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Pembina Valley

Spanning the area southwest of Winnipeg, the area includes towns like Carman, Morden, Winkler, Morris and Emerson.

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Western

This southwestern area is home to the city of Brandon, and borders both the United States and Saskatchewan.