Snowshoe or cross-country ski with Bryon Burvill at the Seven Sisters area. Will leave at 9:00 a.m. 

Join Bryon in the Whiteshell area at Rennie for a day of cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. Will leave around 9:00 a.m. 

Join Rose at the Birch River ski trails area for a spring hike through the Manitoba escarpment in the Snow Valley region.

An urban hike along Bunn’s Creek through to Kilcona Park, ca. 13 km return. Lunch at the Harbour View Recreation Complex. 

Join Al Louer for a day of skiing at Grand Beach’s beautiful trails.
 

Ski the Pinawa area on some of the easiest or toughest trails.  If insufficient snow, an alternative activity will be arranged. Really are rates 1-3.

Hike along the LaSalle River in LaBarriere Park.

(*** This trip is nearly-full. Registration deadline is June 30th. ***)

From 10:30 a.m.-noon at the Windsor Park Nordic Ski Centre (corner of DesMeurons and Regal), join us on a walk on the Seine River for your health, social enjoyment, and give your voice to the land and the river. Includes a short presentation on the importance of maintaining Winnipeg’s golf courses as green spaces for all of us!

(*** This trip is full ***)
Enjoy this classic southern Albertan canoe trip, which starts in the town of Milk River, meanders through southern Albertan badlands and finishes in the surreal Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park. Two days of canoeing, with one day planned to camp at Writing-on-Stone before the long drive back.
 

Explore this newly linked-up section of the TransCanada Trail in Whiteshell Provincial Park, from Sturgeon Falls through to Bannock Point and Pine Point Rapids. 

Join Les McCann for a day hike on the ever-popular Hunt Lake Trail in the eastern Whiteshell Provincial Park.

Join the Habitat Committee on their annual mission to count and pull out leafy spurge in study plots on one of our prairies.  The plan is to meet at 9 a.m. at the Loewen Prairie (4 km east of Tolstoi on PR209) and work for 2-3 hours then eat lunch at the interpretive trail and go for a plant walk.

Meet at 1:00 p.m. at Kilcona Park at the McIvor Avenue parking lot off of Highway 59. (This is the dog off-lease area and is just south of the Kilcona Park Alliance building.) 

Nature Manitoba is leading some casual walking excursions through various city parks, under the headline "Walk in the Park for Hope". These walks will range anywhere from 10 minutes to two hours depending on the wishes of the participants. The initial leader will be Henry Redekop, and all walks will take place on Sundays. Rates will be rate 1.

Meet at 1:00 p.m. at Kilcona Park at the McIvor Avenue parking lot off of Highway 59. (This is the dog off-lease area and is just south of the Kilcona Park Alliance building.) 

Meet at 1:00 p.m. at Assiniboine Park at the newly-reconstructed duck pond at the north end of the park.

Explore a part of the TransCanada Trail around the heritage dam and suspension bridge, traverse the ski trails along the Pinawa Channel, and join up with the town’s urban trail system. 

Join Stan Skrypetz for a day hike on the Morden/Lake Minnewaska trails in southeastern Manitoba in the Pembina Valley area.

Join Sean Worden for a day canoe through the tunnels at Caddy Lake in the Whiteshell. 

While National Canoe day is officially June 26, here in Manitoba there are canoe races and a BBQ at Whitemouth Provincial Park at Seven Sisters on June 24. Join Bryon Burvill to take in the festivities.

We will be re‐vegetating a European buckthorn removal site in Assiniboine Park with a variety of 
native herbs and shrubs.
Time: 10:00 am 
Meeting Place: Assiniboine Park conservatory entrance
What to bring: Please be advised that clothes and footwear may get dirty. Bring a pair of work or 
garden gloves

Join Stan on this international excursion into the Rendezvous Region of Cavalier, North Dakota. Visit the Icelandic State Park with its scenic nature trails, museum, lake and beach. A passport is absolutely mandatory. 

Join Kathy Picard for a hike on the White Lake to Betula Lake section of the North Whiteshell TransCanadaTrail. Approximately 11 km, a very picturesque new section of the trail.