Trip Rating: NOVICE
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Nature Manitoba conducts a variety of outdoor activities throughout the year. Our activities include canoeing, hiking, cycling, snowshoeing, camping, cross-country skiing, and other outdoor recreational pursuits. All outdoor activities are free for members, with the exception of any cabin/park fees, if applicable, and the Grey Hares group is listed separately. In order to explore the option of membership, non-members may attend a trip or two at no cost. Before registering for a trip please review the safety requirements and the difficulty rating using the following Trip Rating Guidelines.
Note: Activities follow the Nature Manitoba Dog Policy.
Please contact the trip leader directly with any questions, as listed below. We welcome people to try us out before becoming a member, so please consider coming out to one of our activities.
Please review trip descriptions carefully or contact the trip leader individually to confirm their requirements.
Hike around St Ambroise area of Lake Manitoba . Possibility of collecting cattail roots. There […]
18 or 35 Km. All cyclists will be accompanied by the trip leader if they […]
Cycle from Old St. Boniface to Crescent Drive Park in Fort Garry
When? Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Activity Type: Grey Hares - Cycling
Enjoy a picnic lunch in the park. Approx. cycle time is less than 1.5 hours […]
Several groups for this outing have already been formed, but it may be possible to […]
Cycle from Larter’s Golf Course to Selkirk Park
When? Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Activity Type: Grey Hares - Cycling
Bring a trail lunch. Approx. distance 40 km. round trip. Note: Advise the trip leader if […]
Hike ‘n Eat around Gardenton Park
When? Sunday, September 2, 2018
Activity Type: General Trips - Hiking
FOR NATURE MANITOBA MEMBERS ONLY – Join Rose for the first autumnal fall dinner of 2018 […]
Please join Roger for a hike in Riverton including in the Riverton Importand Bird Area […]
Early September is usually a good time to look for hummingbirds, warblers and other passerine migrants […]
Cycle The Great Trail (formerly called Trans Canada Trail) from Beaconia through Grand Beach to […]