A MAZE IN CORN
A Maze in Corn Amusement Farm
offers something for all ages. Enjoy
a bird's-eye view of the Manitoba
prairies on the two-hour zip line tour
between seven towers. Little ones
love the petting zoo, while visitors
get in their daily exercise navigating
Canada's longest-running corn maze.
A can't miss is the 15-foot-tall Bale
Pyramid made with over 300 giant
bales. As the moon rises in October,
the creatures of the legendary
Haunted Forest come alive.
Open daily, August to the end of
October. Please check the website
for the hours of the various attractions
within A Maze in Corn.
10 minutes south of the Perimeter
Highway on St. Mary's Road – Just
outside Winnipeg (south)
Tel: 204.883.2048
Email: angie@cornmaze.ca
cornmaze.ca
ASSINIBOINE FOREST
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Discover one of Canada's largest
urban nature forests. The paved
Sagimay Trail takes you through
forest and meadow to the Eve Werier
Memorial Pond. A six km system
of woodchip trails radiate from the
Sagimay Trail which in turn provides
access to the Preston Trail and the
Harte Trail, part of the Trans Canada
Trail system.
Corner of Chalfont Road and
Grant Avenue – Tuxedo
Tel: 311 or outside Winnipeg
1.877.311.4974
winnipeg.ca/publicworks/
parksOpenSpace/
NaturalistServices/NaturalAreas/
AssiniboineForest.stm
ASSINIBOINE PARK
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Established in 1904, this year-round
playground is one of Winnipeg's
finest attractions. Explore the animal
kingdom at the Assiniboine Park Zoo;
bask in exotic florals in the English
Garden; discover the miniature train
and Nature Playground for kids;
admire art in the Leo Mol Sculpture
Garden and Pavilion; enjoy concerts
and special events; rent a tandem
bicycle; traipse the fitness trails; and
picnic and barbecue in the wide-
open green spaces. In winter, cross-
country ski, skate, and toboggan at
sites throughout the park.
55 Pavilion Crescent – Tuxedo
Tel: 204.927.6000
Email: info@assiniboinepark.ca
assiniboinepark.ca
On Site At
Assiniboine Park
ASSINIBOINE PARK ZOO
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With over 80 park-like acres to
explore, the zoo is a great place for
family fun in every season. Journey
to Churchill is home to playful
polar bears, seals, and other Arctic
animals. The McFeetors Heavy
Horse Centre offers a glimpse into
Manitoba's pioneer past. The zoo is
also home to exotic animals including
Amur tigers, gibbons, and snow
leopards. Explore Toucan Ridge, an
indoor oasis featuring tropical plants,
and the Kinsmen Discovery Centre
where you'll find amphibians, snakes,
and curious meerkats. In summer,
visitors can explore the Shirley
Richardson Butterfly Garden and
Australian Walkabout.
Book a Journey
to Churchill:
Discover the Magic of the North in
the Heart of Continent tour, a
Destination Canada Signature
Experience that takes you on an
exclusive, once in a lifetime tour of
the 10-acre exhibit. Booking at least
two weeks in advance is required.
Minimum group booking of six
people.
Open daily; March 15 to October 14,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; October 15 to
March 14, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
2595 Roblin Boulevard
assiniboineparkzoo.ca
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The winding paths and free-form
beds of the English Garden are a
feast for the senses and provide an
approachable view of nature. The
Boy with the Boot statue and Queen
Victoria Monument are located in this
colourful floral garden that is open
free of charge.
Located adjacent to the Leo Mol
Sculpture Garden.
Open daily, 8 a.m. to dusk.
375 Assiniboine Park Drive
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