Explore the Narcisse Snake Dens!

A group hike is planned to the famous Narcisse Snake Dens, home to the world’s largest concentration of garter snakes. In spring and fall, thousands of red-sided garter snakes gather here, creating a fascinating natural spectacle. This is a casual outdoor event to meet new people and enjoy nature, not a guided interpretive hike.

Trail Details:

• Type: Loop | Length: 3.2 km | Difficulty: 1/5
• Accessibility: Stroller-friendly gravel paths, not recommended for wheelchairs.
• Dogs: Allowed on leash.

Parking & Amenities:

• Free parking, picnic area, and bathrooms available.

How to Get There:

• Take Highway 7 north, turn left at Teulon onto Highway 17, follow past Inwood, then follow signs for Narcisse Snake Dens.

Register by clicking the button below, or read more information below.

What to Bring:

• Essentials: Water, snacks, comfortable shoes, bug spray, and sunscreen.
• Optional: Safety whistle, flashlight, first-aid kit.
• Weather Preparedness: Check the forecast and dress in layers.

Group Hike Experience:

This hike is a great way to explore Manitoba’s nature, enjoy light conversation, and connect with others. CPAWS staff will be present but are not trained park interpreters. Most hikes take about 90 minutes and are moderately challenging.

Weather & Cancellation Policy:

Events proceed in most weather conditions, but cancellations may occur due to storms or hazardous roads. Registrants will receive email updates if changes are necessary.

More Information:

For questions or accessibility requests, email info@cpawsmb.org.

About CPAWS Manitoba:

CPAWS Manitoba has helped establish 23 new parks and protected areas, working toward protecting half of Manitoba’s lands and waters.

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Disclaimer: This event description is for informational purposes only and was modified slightly by Winnipeg for Free from the original description for readability and SEO purposes. CPAWS does not endorse this content, and Winnipeg for Free is not affiliated with them in any way. Please confirm program details and availability directly with CPAWS.