Fall Favourites & Halloween Fun

1. There’s no short supply of fall feels at corn mazes around the province. Pick up a pumpkin and meander through A Maze in Corn, Deer Meadow Farms, Boonstra Farms and more.

2. Looking for a Halloween fright? Six Pines Farm and Heebie Jeebies are sure to deliver. At Heebie Jeebies, enjoy spooky mazes, creepy photo ops, carnival games, bonfires, hot chocolate and tasty eats from on-site food trucks.

3. Fun for the whole family is waiting at Teulon Pumpkinfest, happening September 20, 2025! Vendors, petting zoo, a dog show and of course, friendly competition for the biggest pumpkin.

4. The heart of Schwabe Pumpkins is a big barn that holds 37 varieties of squash—along with sweet corn, potatoes, gourds, baked goods, floral arrangements and an irresistible pumpkin spice syrup.

5. Climb aboard the Trolley of Terror for a ghost tour through Winnipeg’s haunted past. Get exclusive nighttime access to Dalnavert Museum and Seven Oaks House, plus hear eerie tales along the way.

6. Winnipeg Comiccon returns October 24 to 26, 2025, bringing together fans of sci-fi, horror, anime, gaming, comic books and more. Explore a vibrant showcase of artists, creators and vendors from across the pop culture universe.

7. Witness the Assiniboine Park Zoo as it's transformed into a spooky, spell-tacular Halloween spectacle at Boo at the Zoo.

8. Hear the haunting stories of famous places in Winnipeg’s Broadway neighbourhood on a Ghost Tour with Square Peg Tours.

9. Head to Witchy Wonderland at the Red River Ex grounds in Winnipeg for family-friendly Halloween fun. Ride the scary-go-round, take a haunted hayride, grab a treat and explore spooky displays with eerie live performances.

10. Set sail for terror at the Marine Museum of Manitoba’s Halloween Haunt in Selkirk. Explore real ships like the M.S. Lady Canadian and the S.S. Keenora.

11. Make your way to Aurora Farm just south of Winnipeg where families can do yoga with baby goats and alpacas.

Outdoor Adventures & Scenic Trails

12. After a horseback ride through the boreal forest (and even the option to take a tour of the ‘Falcon Lake Incident’ UFO site), park your trusty steed and light a fire inside a cozy log cabin at Falcon Beach Ranch in Whiteshell Provincial Park.

13. Get a few last rounds of golf in before the season is through. Try courses like Falcon Lake Golf Course, Gilbert Plains Country Club, Granite Hills Golf Club and Neepawa Golf and Country Club and more.

14. Grab your binoculars, go birding at Oak Hammock Marsh and check out the newly renovated interpretive centre. Check out their event calendar for unique ways to watch thousands of geese begin their fall migration.

15. Fly high at Hywire Zipline Adventures where riders get a bird’s eye view of the fall foliage of the Pembina Valley along with a plentiful jolt of adrenaline.

16. Gear up for the Hunt Lake Trail near West Hawk Lake. This challenging five-hour trek leads you across the rugged beauty of the Canadian Shield, with rocky terrain and forested paths that reward your effort with scenic views of both Hunt Lake and West Hawk Lake.

17. The Pinawa Heritage Suspension Bridge may be just one metre wide, but it stretches an impressive 54 metres across the Pinawa Channel, offering colourful views of the surrounding forest in fall. Just 20 minutes north, explore Pinawa Dam Provincial Heritage Park — a picturesque spot for a picnic and a look at the historic remains of Manitoba’s first hydroelectric dam.

18. Black spruce, jackpines and tamaracks welcome hikers to Riding Mountain National Park where nearly 400 kilometres of trails are waiting amid a striking autumn landscape. Hike or bike through rolling hills, lakeshores and forest, offering endless opportunities to spot wildlife and soak in the colours of the season.

19. The Brokenhead Wetland Interpretive Trail near Scanterbury has a fully wheelchair accessible boardwalk and makes for a nature-packed scenic fall hike.

20. Northgate Trails will get your blood pumping, no matter what activity you choose. There are 26 kilometres of trails for mountain bikers, fat tire bikers, hikers and trail runners in the fall season.

21. Pop into Assiniboine Forest to experience this gem inside Winnipeg city limits. The aspen-oak forest creates a beautiful backdrop for resident mammals and birds.

22. Head to Whiteshell Provincial Park for an in depth tour of the petroforms with Knowledge Keeper Diane Maytwayashing as she shares Indigenous stories and teachings.

23. Birds Hill Provincial Park is your destination for a fall stroll and the Cedar Bog Trail is just the right length, flanked by trees dressed in autumn leaves.

Parks, Wildlife & Unique Getaways

24. Cast a line for greenbacks in Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park with the help of a local guide. Outfitters like Kingsland Outfitting, Bruin Outfitting and Gaune Fishin know exactly where the action is.

25. The polar bear capital of the world welcomes visitors from far and wide to see these iconic predators in their natural habitats. Polar bear season is ON in Churchill from mid-October to mid-November.

26. Navigate Pinawa offers glamping-style stays near the historic Pinawa dam, combining cozy comforts like hot tubs and saunas with easy access to Trans Canada Trails and Sno-man trails for year-round adventures.

27. Brandon River PaddleFest (September 19-20) brings a three-day paddling celebration to the Riverbank Discovery Centre along the Assiniboine River. Whether you're a seasoned kayaker or a curious beginner, you’ll find clinics, canoe and kayak demos, guided tours, and presentations—all in a welcoming festival atmosphere aimed at getting everyone on the water.

28. Take off on a 20-minute float plane ride from Lac du Bonnet to Eagle Nest Lodge, where stunning Winnipeg River views and a gourmet three-course meal await. Extend your adventure with autumn fishing and an overnight stay.

29. FortWhyte Alive hosts Sunset Goose Flights where diners watch the sky come to life as geese land after sunset over a three-course dinner.

30. Soak and relax at Elkhorn Resort’s Klar So Spa after the last round of golf of the season at the Stanley Thompson-designed Clear Lake Golf Course.

31. Explore more of the north side of Whiteshell Provincial Park with a stay at Pinewood Lodge, perfect for families of all shapes and sizes. Spend your days exploring nature and your evenings unwinding in the saltwater pool or the hot tub. Adults only? Stay with Barrier Bay Resort for a romantic stay nestled among the trees, complete with heated in-ground pool, jacuzzi tubs, hammocks and incredible views of the starry sky at night.

Culture, Sports & Local Experiences

32. Catch the excitement as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers hit the turf at Princess Auto Stadium. This year’s Grey Cup lands in Winnipeg, featuring the free Wawanesa Street Festival (November 13 to 15, 2025) with food vendors and entertainment.

33. BreakOut West is coming to Winnipeg! BreakOut West (September 25–27, 2025) brings emerging artists and big sounds to stages across the city with live showcases, concerts and plenty of chances to discover new music.

34. Celebrate creativity this fall with Culture Days (September 19–October 19, 2025), a month-long series of workshops and performances across Manitoba. Then on September 27, experience Nuit Blanche Winnipeg, when the city’s downtown transforms into an all-night contemporary art festival filled with installations, performances and interactive exhibits.

35. Métis Arts & Culture Day – Tales of the Red River (October 4, 2025) invites you to Moon Gate Guest House in Whitemouth for a full day of Métis storytelling, traditional food, music, transportation, and arts. In partnership with Borealis Beading, this immersive event celebrates Métis heritage with a spirit of truth and reconciliation.

36. Manitoba AG EX in Brandon (October 29 to November 1, 2025) celebrates the province’s robust cattle industry with a show that’s family-friendly and free! Learn about the life of a cow with MooMania, a hands-on experience that includes a mock cattle auction.

37. Catch the Manitoba Moose at Canada Life Centre for fast-paced, affordable and family-friendly hockey. Out in Brandon, cheer on the Wheat Kings for a classic, high-energy night out with the hometown crowd.

38. Cheer on Valour FC as they wrap up their season this fall at Princess Auto Stadium. Catch all the action on a FIFA-standard turf pitch and enjoy eats from vendors throughout the stadium.

39. Feel the rush of NHL action as the Winnipeg Jets hit the ice for pre-season play. From the first drop of the puck to the roar of the crowd at Canada Life Centre, it’s your chance to experience the speed, skill and energy of Jets hockey before the regular season begins.

40. The Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame celebrates the province’s rich sports legacy, honouring icons like Ed “The Eagle” Belfour, Bobby Hull and Clara Hughes. Explore inspiring exhibits and historic artifacts with new features rotating regularly.

41. Take off into the fascinating history of flight at the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada. Explore rare aircraft, interactive exhibits and inspiring stories that showcase Manitoba’s role in shaping aviation history.

42. Head to Gimli for a true taste of lake life in fall. Watch commercial fishers unload their fresh catches along the harbour, then snap a selfie with the iconic Viking statue. While you’re there, step inside the New Iceland Heritage Museum for a glimpse at viking life and stop by the famous Gimli Glider Exhibit, to hear the incredible story of Air Canada Flight 143’s emergency landing.

43. It’s time to catch the last few live races of the season at Assiniboia Downs! Whether you're trackside or watching from the clubhouse or grandstand, enjoy the thrill of high-speed action.

44. Winnipeg’s comedy scene delivers big laughs with two standout spots: Rumor’s Restaurant and Comedy Club and Yuk Yuk’s, set inside the Fort Garry Hotel’s cozy club room. Catch top-tier comics and enjoy great food and drinks.

Food, Drinks & Weekend Getaways

45. Just outside Winkler, Dead Horse Cider Co. offers indoor and outdoor taprooms with sweeping prairie views and flavourful local cider. Join the Apple to Cider Tour for a behind-the-scenes look at how each pour is crafted.

46. Shop, dine and explore the enchanting forests that surround Pineridge Hollow. In fall, the grounds come alive with a harvest festival atmosphere — complete with a petting zoo, wagon rides, local shops and the aroma of fresh baking and local eats drifting from the shops. Book one of their geodeosic domes, nestled in the forest with 3 kilometres of walking trails nearby, the domes are perfect for a family picnic, birthday party or private event.

47. Escape into an evening of botanical bliss at The Leaf After Dark, an adults-only event (October 8 and 22, November 5 and 26, 2025) with live music, wine, beer and charcuterie in The Leaf at Assiniboine Park.

48. Book a cozy stay at a cabin in Winnipeg Beach, Belair or Lake of the Prairies with Bowerbird Stays where fun and adventure are always encouraged.

49. The Hotel at Falcon Lake boasts two on-site restaurants, an indoor pool and the swanky 1960s-inspired Sinatra's Lounge to refuel after your Whiteshell Provincial Park hikes.

50. Step into the game at Winnipeg’s top interactive venues. At Another World WPG, dive into immersive VR adventures, from haunted dance parties to post-apocalyptic missions. Or get moving at Activate Games, a gaming facility where you jump, climb and compete in real-time, tech-driven challenges.

With so many ideas, there's no reason to wait. Plan your trip to Manitoba today!