Travel Manitoba Vacation Guide

Winter 2012

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44 Eastern Highlights If you love cheese, you'll want to stop by Bothwell Cheese (page 51) in New Bothwell. Bothwell Cheese celebrates 75 years of Manitoba cheese making this year. Their award-winning, delicious products include about 25 varieties and styles from staples like gouda and cheddar to specialties like smoked Jalapeno jack. Buy cheese curds while they are still warm. p: 204-388-4666 toll free: 1-800-361-9542 w: www.bothwellcheese.com Break the ice and try ice fishing (pages 46 & 48) this winter in Eastern Manitoba. There are many lakes and rivers in the area and conditions are often ideal from January to March. Eastern Manitobans have known for some time that cutting holes in winter ice and dropping in a fishing line is a great winter sport. Try it. w: www.eastmantourism.ca Step back in time and explore Mennonite faith and culture through the centuries at the Mennonite Heritage Village (page 53) in Steinbach. On the site are memorials, early homes and places of worship and business as well as a replica windmill. Get a sense of what an early 20th century Mennonite village was like, visit the gallery exhibits, and browse the store for books, art and souvenirs. During the winter, it's a good idea to call ahead to ensure things are open. p: 204-326-9661 toll free: 1-866-280-8741 w: www.mennoniteheritagevillage.com Compiled by Liz Katynski with thanks to Tracy Riench EASTMAN TOURISM EASTERN

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