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The Forks is the heart of Winnipeg. Frequented by Indigenous peoples thousands of years ago, it is now home to a pleasant park on the banks of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, and a lively market hall with shops and restaurants.

Assiniboine Park Zoo covers about 32 hectares of walkable space, with long, well-maintained paths that let you move easily between its naturalized habitats. For hikers, a high point of the zoo is Journey to Churchill, where viewing tunnels and outdoor walkways bring you close to polar bears, muskoxen, and other northern wildlife in spacious, open-air settings. The mix of forested routes, boardwalk sections, and quieter back paths makes it a surprisingly rewarding place for a slow, scenic wander within the city.

Birds Hill Provincial Park is a beautiful year-round recreation area that includes a mix of prairie, forest, and wetlands, and is home to plenty of wildlife, including deer, waterfowl, and over 200 bird species. Kingfisher Lake is at the park’s centre, surrounded by a 7.2-kilometre paved loop trail that’s a popular route for walking and cycling. While you’re here, you can explore nearly 30 kilometres of hiking trails, including the Chickadee Trail to Griffiths Hill, the highest point in the park. There is a day-use picnic area, campground, and plenty of other amenities, making this the perfect place to spend the day or a weekend enjoying the outdoors.

Whiteshell Provincial Park stretches across more than 2,700 square kilometres, protecting boreal forests, granite ridges, and over 200 lakes on the Canadian Shield. It's celebrated for its beautiful canoe routes, particularly the Caddy Lake tunnels, as well as its crystal-clear swimming lakes. Visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities throughout the year, including hiking, paddling, skiing, and snowmobiling. The park is also home to a rich array of wildlife, including black bears, moose, beavers, and an impressive variety of bird species such as loons, bald eagles, and pileated woodpeckers.

Beautiful suspension bridge over the Pinawa Channel on the Heritage Walk. From here you have a beautiful view of the river.

The impressive pedestrian bridge was built in 2003, spans the Red River and connects the two districts of St. Boniface and The Forks in Winnipeg.

On hot summer days, it is best to walk the trail in the morning or evening to avoid the midday heat. It is also important that you have enough drinking water with you.

Kirsten and Rene, Bison Butte in Winnipeg is an amazing place for MTB! This site hosted the 2017 Pan American Games, so you know the trails are designed to challenge and excite. Bison Butte offers a variety of terrain, from steep climbs to fast, technical descents. The trails are well built and maintained, with a mix of rock and dirt sections that will test your skills. The views from the top are impressive, with a panoramic view of Winnipeg that is worth every pedal stroke. It is a perfect place for both beginners and more experienced cyclists. There are gentler routes for those just starting out, and more technical lines for those looking for a greater challenge. Plus, it's accessible and easy to find, making it a convenient option for a day of cycling adventure. Don't forget to bring enough water and sun protection, as the weather can be quite extreme. Enjoy the adrenaline and views at Bison Butte! See you on the trails!