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.
Our fall program begins with an exciting opportunity to visit the excellent North, West and […]
A ca. 12 km. hike from Caddy Lake to the McGillivray Falls loop (a bit […]
8 day Canoe Trip from Robinson to Ethelma
When? Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Activity Type: Major trips - Camping Trip (overnight), Canoeing/Kayak
Join Jerry for a canoe and camping trip at the edge of the ELA. Start […]
Urban Cycle tour around Charleswood and Tuxedo.
The Great Trail – Pinawa to Seven Sisters Falls
When? Sunday, August 19, 2018
Activity Type: General Trips - Hiking
Hike the Great Trail from Pinawa to Seven Sisters Falls and return. Enjoy views of […]
St Boniface to Kildonan Park Cycle
When? Sunday, August 19, 2018
Activity Type: General Trips - Cycling
We will cycle from St Boniface to Kildonan Park and back at a leisurely pace. […]
Please join Roger and explore the Seven Sisters Area followed by a potluck and BBQ.
It is the time for our annual Riverton Sandy Bar weed pull. held in conjunction […]
Cycle to St Adolphe, MB from Crampton’s Vegetable Market (Waverley & Bishop Grandin) to St. Norbert […]