Travel Manitoba Vacation Guide

Spring/Summer 2013

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22 B e a c h e s Tranquility awaits at WHiteshell Provincial Park >>Get away from it all amid some of the province's most sweeping forest vistas and rugged Pre-Cambrian rock & faces. Spanning nearly 3,000 kilometres Pa r k s of protected wilderness parkland, this eastern eden offers everything from back-to-nature campsites to cozy cabins and family resorts. Test your mettle while hiking the Mantario Trail, 60 kilometres through tough terrain, or hit the links, the tennis courts and the riding stable at Falcon Lake Townsite. Paddle a kayak down a quiet stream, walk or mountain bike through winding paths, or visit the Alfred Hole Goose Sanctuary, Bannock Point Petroforms and Whiteshell Natural History Museum. Sink to new lows while scuba diving at West Hawk Lake — the deepest enjoy the water body in the province, formed by serenengs a meteorite — or go fishing for walleye, perch and pickerel in the more than 200 setti others. Check out super-sized lily ponds and thundering waterfalls — or hop in a canoe and shoot the rapids yourself! www.whiteshell.mb.ca. Whiteshell Provincial Park Stonewall Quarry Park Things are Heating up at Stonewall Quarry Park >>A lasting monument to Stonewall's limestone age (the abandoned kilns remain a focal point), Quarry Park is a summer fun-zone replete with walking trails, heritage sites, garden spaces and a world-class baseball complex. Pitch a tent at the campgrounds, take the kids to the playground, chill out at Kinsmen Lake, or peruse the exhibit spaces at the Heritage Arts Centre. To learn more, check out www.stonewallquarrypark.ca.

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