Unleash Your Winter Spirit: Free Entry to Manitoba Parks in February 2024!

Calling all snow bunnies, thrill seekers, and nature lovers! Buckle up for a frosty adventure, because Manitoba Parks are throwing open their gates for FREE entry throughout February 2024! Ditch the cabin fever and embrace the magic of winter with endless possibilities waiting just beyond your doorstep.

Imagine this:

• Gliding through sparkling snow on cross-country ski trails that wind through pristine white forests.
• Pumping your adrenaline on fat bike paths, carving fresh tracks across untouched landscapes.
• Building a cozy quinzhee for an ice fishing expedition, the thrill of the catch warming your fingers.
• Conquering snow-covered peaks on epic snowshoe treks, rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views.
• Hear the haunting call of wolves on guided howl hikes, connecting with the wild spirit of Manitoba.
• Sharing laughter and hot cocoa around crackling bonfires, the perfect end to a day of winter fun.

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This winter, Manitoba Parks invites you to:

• Explore 93 stunning parks, each with its own unique blend of frozen lakes, snow-laden forests, and rolling hills.
• Experience a kaleidoscope of winter activities, from cross-country skiing and snowmobiling to fat biking and ice climbing.
• Join park interpreters for free guided outings, learning about the fascinating ecology and history of Manitoba’s winter wonderland.
• Cozy up in rustic cabins, surrounded by the whispering pines and the lullaby of crackling fireplaces.

Don’t miss this FREE opportunity to rediscover the magic of winter in Manitoba! Mark your calendars, grab your mittens, and gear up for an unforgettable adventure.

Here are just a few of the many Manitoba provincial parks you can visit for free this Labour Day weekend:

• Whiteshell Provincial Park: With over 2,200 lakes and rivers, Whiteshell is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Go hiking, biking, camping, fishing, or swimming in one of the many lakes.
• Grand Beach Provincial Park: This park is located on Lake Winnipeg and is known for its long sandy beaches and crystal-clear water. Go swimming, sunbathing, or build sandcastles on the beach.
• Riding Mountain National Park: This park is home to stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, and a variety of activities. Go hiking, biking, camping, fishing, or swimming in one of the many lakes.