Local Attractions

The Friendship Trail in St. Adolphe began in 2020, thanks to the efforts of a few dedicated senior volunteers who initially focused on cleaning up garbage from the riverbank and setting up driftwood bird feeding stations. Over time, their work evolved into a comprehensive trail system featuring artistic installations, picnic areas, and scenic river lookout points with benches and seating. This beautiful asset was brought to life by the vision and hard work of Gerry Lagasse, Henriette, and Richard Collette.

The Saint-Adolphe Friendship Trail is a 2.7 km loop that winds along the Red River. Considered an easy trail with its flat terrain, it can be completed in 30 minutes. The route starts south of the Pierre Delorme Bridge and runs along the river through an ornithological reserve.

Only five minutes from Greenview Paradise! Seasonal family friendly activities, including corn maze, petting zoo, pony rides, hay rides, zip lines, haunted forest, hay bail mountain, and snow maze.

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Manitoba's largest farmers' market - open year round!

Every Saturday morning for the past 31 years Manitoba’s farm families and artisans have loaded up their vehicles with farm fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers, meats, breads, preserves, and so much more, to share with you.

Sip on a cup of locally roasted coffee, and enjoy lunch from one of the food trucks, while listening to music from entertainers and buskers. And browse craft stalls for wooden toys, purses, outdoor furniture, creative metal works, and fine jewelry.

This market is an important community gathering place, and a source of pride for Manitoba’s residents.

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Southwood Golf & Country Club has been dedicated to great golf and hospitality for over 100 years.

Established in 1894 and relocated in 2011 the new championship 18 hole course was designed to the highest standards by renowned architect Thomas McBroom.
 
Southwood offers one of the finest tests of golf in Manitoba and the province’s best practice facilities.

King's Park is a 92 acres park featuring many trails, a man made waterfall, a pond, off-lease dog park, gardens, a labyrinth and has an adjacent river.

Modern multiplex cinema chain screening the latest Hollywood films, plus new independent releases while offering VIP experiences with food and beverage service. 

Through their 660-acre reclaimed urban green space, FortWhyte Alive brings people together to share unforgettable experiences and build sustainable relationships with nature and each other.

FortWhyte Alive is dedicated to providing programming, natural settings, and facilities for environmental education, outdoor recreation, and social enterprise. In so doing, FortWhyte promotes awareness and understanding of the natural world and actions leading to sustainable living.

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Tinkertown is an outdoor amusement park with over 20 rides and attractions – the place for fun in the summer! Our friendly youthful staff makes you feel welcome. Cool off with Water Wars, or take a relaxing half mile ride on the Train. Play some Games. Have a picnic or enjoy our wide variety of food and tasty treats.

Grand Prix Amusements is fun for the whole family. Offering go-karts, mini golf, bumper boats, batting cages and lots more for all ages!

Assiniboine Park Zoo is an 80-acre zoo at the west end of Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It has been best known for decades for its polar bear exhibit, of which the old enclosure was replaced in 2013 with Journey to Churchill, as seen in the photo. 

The Forks is a historic site, meeting place, and green space in downtown Winnipeg located at the confluence of the Red River and the Assiniboine River.

Come experience an exceptional array of dining options, fantastic local makers and retailers, a constantly changing slate of entertainment and events, and many unique attractions that encompass the site’s natural, historic and built features.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the first museum solely dedicated to the evolution, celebration and future of human rights. The Museum is an innovative structure of curving lines and bold geometry. Many of the surfaces are irregular, with more than three‐quarters of the walls sloped at unusual angles. 

The Manitoba Museum is the province’s largest, not-for-profit centre for heritage and science learning. We are renowned for our vivid portrayal of Manitoba’s rich and diverse history, Planetarium shows, and Science Gallery exhibits.

The Planetarium features interactive multimedia shows that recreate the current night sky, explore various hot topics in astronomy, and highlight the latest space discoveries. From imaginative children’s shows to more sophisticated fare, the Planetarium shares the wonders of the universe with visitors of all ages.

Get interactive with dozens of hands-on exhibits in the Science Gallery. Push the limits of your imagination, put your senses to the test and explore science, technology and the world around you in an exciting, high-energy environment.