The Park is home to popular attractions like the English Garden,
The Pavilion, and the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden. Winding trails, wide open green spaces, and breathtaking gardens encourage people to get outdoors and be active. Educational programs, free

Explore a turn-of-the century Russian Mennonite street village on our 40 acre site. Taste traditional ethnic fare at the museum’s Livery Barn Restaurant,
and explore a classic Mennonite housebarn and a fully operational Dutch windmill during our summer season.
 View historic and heirloom treasures from Poland and Russia to Canada, displayed in the Main and Gerhard Ens galleries,and find that perfect souvenir at Village Books & Gifts, all open year-round in the Village Centre.

The Caddy Lake Tunnels are located in Whiteshell Provincial Park,
 near the Manitoba – Ontario border. They were blasted through solid granite rock when the railways were built, somewhere around the turn of the twentieth century.

Be sure to stop in Lockport Manitoba, to try to catch the Monitoba Monsters with one of the many guiding services who will get you out on the Red River. 

Whiteshell Provincial Park is located in the Canadian Shield region of eastern Manitoba along the Ontario border
and offers year-round activities for every level of outdoor enthusiast. There are numerous trails for hiking and biking.
The remote lakes, beautiful boreal forest, and Precambrian ridges make this park popular with both locals and tourists.

Debwendon Inc. welcomes you to the Brokenhead Wetland Interpretive Trail.
As you go along the trail, listen to the birds and smell the cedar.
Watch for rare plants such as wild orchids, insect-eating plants and mushrooms.
This wetland is a sacred area that has been used by the local Ojibway for over 300 years to gather food and medicinal plants and for sacred ceremonies

The town of Pinawa offers many unique attractions and outdoor activities for everyone.

A lovable little ski resort tucked away in the woods, on the shores of beautiful Falcon Lake, Manitoba.
 Slap on the old sticks and grab a lift up the slopes, or hit the trails for nordic skiing.
 Either way, we recommend vintage Scandinavian sweaters, or anything your grandma approves is good enough for us.
 Inside the cozy chalet, watch your friends and family shoot down the slopes through the wall-to-wall windows

Manitoba's bilingual communities serve poutines that are as tasty as they are original. Try them out along the Poutine Trail and discover the French flavour of the region!

For a current list of local fishing guides please refer to Kenora.ca or phone the Lake of the Woods Disocvery Centre at 807-467-4637