Manitoba's Interlake - Inland Oceans, Infinite Possibilities

Manitoba's Interlake is spectacular in its natural beauty.
North of Winnipeg, Manitoba, between Lake Winnipeg & Lake Manitoba wildlife finds refuge at Oak Hammock Marsh, inland at Narcisse Snake Dens & among thousands of
acres of Wildlife Management areas.

 History tells of the early fur trade at Lower Fort Garry NHS & Scottish settlements on River Road along the Red River & in Selkirk. The first wave of Icelandic settlers formed part of New Iceland in the 1870's at Gimli, Riverton & Hecla Island.

Part of the Interlake's vast region includes areas west along Hwy #6 to Steep Rock limestone cliffs and to The Narrows of Lake Manitoba by Manitou Island. From waving wheat fields to boreal forests, from sandy beaches at Winnipeg Beach & north along Lake Winnipeg's shoreline to rocky limestone cliffs on Lake Manitoba's shore the Interlake is Nature's playground for all seasons and all reasons.

Come in 2010 to Celebrate Manitoba's Homecoming with us!
For Attraction Passes to fascinating Interlake places to visit.


                  
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