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THE SKATEBOARD PLAZA AT THE FORKS The Plaza is a sensational open-air skate and BMX park. It's so good that Tony Hawk himself was on hand for the opening. It's one of the largest parks in Canada — having garnered national media attention — and features stair sets, banks, rails, and a steel ribbon track, while the Bowl Complex features a series of hips, elevators, extensions, and a pump bump. FORTWHYTE ALIVE W A FortWhyte Alive showcases a prairie bison herd and wildlife. Experience seven kms of forest trails, a marsh boardwalk, a touch museum, aquarium, and the Buffalo Stone Café. Activities include fishing, paddling, hiking, wildlife watching, snowshoeing, skating, cross-country skiing, and tobogganing. Book a Bison Safari or "A Prairie Legacy: the Bison and its People" eco-tour, a Destination Canada Signature Experience. Open daily, year-round, with extended summer and fall hours. Guided group tours in English and French by reservation 1961 McCreary Road – Fort Whyte Tel: 204.989.8355 Email: info@fortwhyte.org www.fortwhyte.org KILDONAN PARK W Established in 1909, the park features formal gardens, a swimming pool with flume slides, kiddies splash pad wading pool, Brothers Grimm Witch's Hut, a restaurant, café, and picnic and barbeque areas. In summer Rainbow Stage, an open- air theatre with 2,600 seats, presents spectacular musical productions; while in winter, there are toboggan slides and a skating pond. 2015 Main Street North – West Kildonan Tel: 311 or outside Winnipeg 1.877.311.4974 www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/Kildonanpark.asp KING'S PARK Discover the beautiful Pagoda Garden, a rock garden, the Carol Shields Memorial Labyrinth, pathways, an off-leash dog area, a soccer field, and baseball diamonds. 189 King's Drive and Kilkenny Drive – Fort Garry Tel: 311 or outside Winnipeg 1.877.311.4974 www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/Kingspark.asp LA BARRIERE PARK Canoe, fish, hike, bike, and picnic in the summer or enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. Nature tours available by calling 204.832.0167 and departure point for Canoe River Tours. 4403 Waverley Street – Just outside Winnipeg (south) Tel: 311 or outside Winnipeg 1.877.311.4974 www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/labarriere.asp FortWhyte Alive: Joseph Visser King's Park: Paul Sloggett Kildonan Park 32 2017 OFFICIAL VISITOR'S GUIDE Winnipeg

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