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5 Trails to Discover This Fall in Manitoba

Hiking and outdoor enthusiasts, take advantage of the fall to explore or rediscover new trails and appreciate the beautiful colours of the season! Here are 5 of our favourite trails to discover in Manitoba for walking, biking, running or horseback riding by yourself or with the family this fall.

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1→Friendship Trail – St. Adolphe

The St. Adolphe Friendship Trail is a 2.7 km loop that follows the Red River. With its flat terrain, the trail is considered easy and can be completed in about 30 minutes. It’s a great spot for birdwatching, especially during the fall migration. The trail also features a playground nestled in the woods, offering fun for children. 

Saint Léon (38)

2→Lake St. Léon – St. Léon

Explore this 4.2 km trail in the RM of Lorne that can be completed in 45 minutes. This trail is great for birdwatching, hiking, or family walks. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash. 

Crow Wing Trail 1

3→Crow Wing Trail – St. Pierre, St. Malo  

With 10 access points on a 193 km route, the Crow Wing Trail is ideal for hiking, walking, biking or horseback riding mainly towards the southern half of the trail. Affiliated with the European routes leading to Santiago de Compostela (Camino de Santiago), it is also recognized as a pilgrimage trail. The Camino section of the Crow Wing Trail is 25 km long. 

Dawson Trail

4→Dawson Trail – From Richer to Lorette

For history buffs, the Dawson Trail offers a 150 km route to explore by car. Along the way, 15 markers provide historical information about the trail, offering insights into the people, places, stories, and events that helped shape Manitoba. 

Whittier park

5→Whittier Park – St. Boniface

Considered an easy loop, it can be completed in about 30 minutes. Whittier Park is perfect for walking, mountain biking, or simply unwinding while taking in the natural scenery and vibrant fall colours.  

 

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