Le froid hivernal de Winnipeg est déjà à nos portes. Mais avant que la neige ne recouvre tout, l’automne opère sa magie et donne souvent des paysages à couper le souffle. Fan de ces visions marquantes, j’ai décidé d’en chercher autant que je pouvais. C’est en suivant les recommandations d’amis

Pas étonnant que le parc provincial du Whiteshell soit l’un des plus populaires de la province. Avec ses superbes lacs et rivières, sa forêt boréale et, bien sûr, ses roches accidentées du bouclier précambrien, ce parc est un sanctuaire pour les amoureux de la nature. Cette année, ne manquez pas de l’explorer plus à fond en découvrant les 10 endroits étonnants que voici et préparez-vous à retomber en amour.

It's no wonder that Whiteshell Provincial Park is one of the province's most popular parks. Characterized by stunning lakes, rivers, boreal forest and of course the rugged Precambrian Shield, the Whiteshell is a nature lover's sanctuary. This year, make a point to explore more of this park with these 10 amazing spots and be prepared to fall in love all over again.

If you are a lover of peace and quiet, there's no doubt that you also know that the shoulder season is where it's at. This is especially true for Riding Mountain National Park, where by mid September, much of the summertime crowds have dissipated. Left behind is a beautiful display of fall colours,

Manitoba is chockfull of opportunities to get outdoors, imbibe nature and pursue adventure. Some of those opportunities are a mere hour or two away from the city centre. A weekend in the Whiteshell is always great, but it can sometimes mean being in close quarters with people who had exactly the

There are always lots of options for summer fun in Manitoba. I'm here to tell you that Spruce Woods Provincial Park should be your next choice the next time you are thinking about a camping weekend! The park is conveniently located about 2 hours west of Winnipeg and less than an hour from Brandon.

Swan Valley may not seem like an obvious choice for a new encounter with Manitoba. It’s north of Manitoba, but not the North of Manitoba. More southwesterly if you’re trying to be really specific, it’s about a five-hour-plus drive away from Winnipeg – “…if you’re doing it right” , according to my friend, a born-and-bred Valley girl – and a mere stone’s throw from the Saskatchewan border. The thing about places like Swan Valley that you would rarely give a second thought to though, is that they have an uncanny way of drawing you in and wowing you in ways you wouldn’t really expect. Here are a few reasons why you should consider Swan Valley for your next Manitoba adventure.

Manitoba has a lot of water. Like a lot. There are over 100,000 lakes and waterways in this province. What better way to enjoy all this watery goodness than from a boat? Here is a variety of options to get you on a boat this summer.

When you visit Camp Morton, a tiny provincial park tucked away 8 km north of Gimli, it’s easy to understand why Monsignor Thomas W. Morton choose the spot in 1920 to develop a Roman Catholic summer camp for children. Crashing waves, verdant lawns, and fresh air abound - it’s pure solitude along the

I am not a camper. It’s not that I’m against it, but growing up, it just kind of…never really happened. And now here I am, a real adult, with a real job, not confident if I can set up a tent in under two hours. So when the opportunity arose to spend some time “camping” at one of the many beautiful