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 6 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 at the Conservatory and Formal
Garden; discover the miniature train and
Nature Playground for kids; admire art
in the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden and
Pavilion; delight in the 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
www.assiniboinepark.ca
On Site At
Assiniboine Park
ASSINIBOINE PARK
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Escape to the tropics in the Palm House
or bask in the beauty of an ever-
changing floral display. Open year-round
with guaranteed perfect weather, the
Conservatory is the perfect place to relax
and rejuvenate.
Open daily; Easter to Thanksgiving,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thanksgiving to Easter,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
15 Conservatory Drive
ASSINIBOINE PARK ZOO W A
A dramatic transformation has established
the zoo as one of the leaders in its
field and a great place for exploration
and family fun in every season. Journey
to Churchill, the zoo's award-winning
northern species exhibit, brings you nearly
nose to nose with playful polar bears, seals
and other Arctic animals. Highlights of the
exhibit include the Sea Ice Passage —
underwater tunnels that offer incredible
views of swimming polar bears and seals,
the Tundra Grill — a casual restaurant that
overlooks the largest polar bear enclosure,
and the indoor Polar Playground.
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.
And there's more to do at the Zoo! With
over 80 park like acres to explore, the
zoo provides visitors with the opportunity
to interact with close to 200 animal
species from all corners of the globe.
Explore Toucan Ridge, an indoor tropical
oasis featuring plants and animals from
South and Central America. Visit the
Kinsmen Discovery Centre, a fantastic
exhibit featuring amphibians, snakes,
fish, bats and curious meerkats. The
McFeetors Heavy Horse Centre — home
to magnificent Percheron horses —
connects visitors with Manitoba's rural
and agricultural roots and offers seasonal
wagon and sleigh rides. In summer, visitors
can also explore the Shirley Richardson
Butterfly Garden, Australian Walkabout,
and back by popular demand Dinosaurs
Alive!® presented by Artis REIT.
Open daily; Easter to Thanksgiving,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thanksgiving to Easter,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
2595 Roblin Boulevard
www.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
Assiniboine Park Conservatory Assiniboine Park Zoo: Assiniboine Park Conservancy
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