Manitoba's Interlake - Inland Oceans, Infinite Possibilities

The  Interlake’s spectacular natural beauty may leave you breathless & awestruck. 
The Interlake is found just north & bordering on the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba, lying between Lake Winnipeg (the world's 10th largest fresh water lake) and Lake Manitoba with Manitou Island where  Aboriginal lore tells the meaning &  origins of the name Manitoba (the Great Manitou).
Discover the rich heritage of this region, as the natural beauty encompasses your soul.

The Interlake's vast region includes areas west along Hwy #6 & Lake Manitoba, northwest to Gypsumville & Dauphin River, pausing to take in the rugged beauty of Steep Rock limestone cliffs.

Traveling along the east side of the Interlake, journey north thru the Red River Valley along the historic River Road, visiting the St. Andrews' Lock & Dam. History of the fur trade and strong Scottish ties to many early pioneers, awaits the visitors enjoyment at Lower Fort Garry NHS
Continue north to Selkirk where the Marine Museum boasts of Lake Winnipeg's long nautical history. As you continue along the shore of Lake Winnipeg thru
Gimli, Riverton & Hecla & north to Matheson Island, your journey will be enriched with
the history & pride of the Icelandic settlers. 
On  your journey thru the heart of the Interlake, you will celebrate Ukrainian
and a rich multicultural heritage with "Nature's Playground" abounding.

Your travels from the rich, fertile farmlands in the south to lush boreal forests of the north, from the limestone cliffs to our sandy beaches, from the marshy wetlands of Oak Hammock Marsh to the largest concentration of Red- Sided Garter Snakes at Narcisse Snake Dens are
sure to be filled with adventure, fun and unique activities for all ages.
Travel by car, by rail, by boat or geocache the area for a new look at our Interlake.