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In all seasons, wandering through the province’s many trails and parks is a favourite pastime for locals and visitors alike. Whether you prefer to hike or bike over rolling hills, by a lakeshore or over the boardwalks of the marshland, there is an abundance of trails to choose from in Manitoba.
From the sweeping views atop the escarpment of Riding Mountain National Park to the lush wilds of the boreal forest of Whiteshell Provincial Park, there are no lack of hiking options in Manitoba.
There are almost 370 km of trail that crisscross through Riding Mountain National Park.
The vast forested areas of The Pas & OCN are abundant with groomed trails and backwoods hiking adventures for every skill level. Discover the untouched beauty of our boreal forests, stunning lakes and marshlands teeming with wildlife.
The Great Trail is the world’s longest network of recreational multi-use trails, connecting active Canadians, preserving green space and promoting conservation. In Manitoba, many stretches of the trail provide access to unique historical sites, such as the Crow Wing Trail that weaves along the traditional route of free Métis trader Peter Garrioch and his crew.
This is just one example of the many trails waiting to be discovered in Manitoba. It all depends on what you’re looking for: beauty, water, unique landscapes, history, or all of the above.
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If you are embarking on a cross-country cycling tour or simply exploring sections of The Great Trail, here are four stops to make as you travel along the Crow Wing Trail in southern Manitoba.
Go outside. Breathe in the fresh air. Smile at nature's beauty. Take time to enjoy the outdoors with these 20 amazing trails that you may have never heard of in Manitoba!
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