Top 5 Manitoba Day Hikes

In this video we go over our five favorite day hikes in Manitoba and give you a brief overview of each one. Check out the links below to see complete videos about some of these trails.
Hunt lake Trail - • Hunt Lake Trail - May ...
Devil's Punch Bowl - • Devils Punch Bowl
Pisew-Kwasitchewan - • Pisew-Kwasitchewan Falls

[@heathdomas8165]

Thanks for the info. I actually do Gorge Creek, Bald Hill and Reeves Ravine together in a very long 22 km loop at least twice a year. Thanks for reminding me of the poison ivy as I often forget.

[@whereweroam3493]

Glad you found it helpful! That loop sounds like a good time, we will have to try it out.

[@David_Liu93]

Thanks a ton, I'm moving to Manitoba soon and it's going to be fun to check out all the trails you mentioned

[@olga7579]

Super positive and useful video!
The sound is just amazing, very clear. Thank you guys, I found a lot of new information for my future trips.

[@whereweroam3493]

Thanks Olga. Hope your future trips are great!

[@nitishminhas6099]

Just what i needed!! Thank you so much for such an amazing and informational video.

[@whereweroam3493]

We are glad you liked it! If you get out on any of the trails let us know how it went for you.

[@eyezick]

Mantario also has some day hikes, absolutely beautiful views, great video!

[@whereweroam3493]

Thanks. And we can't agree more the Mantario has some great trail for a day hike.

[@TheWanderingRonBon]

Thanks for sharing!

[@whereweroam3493]

Hope you find it useful and can go have fun on trail!

[@craft_addict_can]

thanks for this video! i have yet to hike most of these, as they require a fair bit of travel for me, and i'm currently a solo hiker, so might avoid bear-heavy trails. They will go on my list for the future, though
In my neck of the woods, i've recently found the souris river bend trails. They're definitely not heavily trafficked, and i've only run the blue trail so far, but the views are definitely lovely, and i find fording the river a nice chance to cool down :)
While they are billed as equestrian trails, they are pedestrian friendly, as long as you are prepared to deal with crossing water, lots of sun, and poison ivy

[@whereweroam3493]

Thanks we are always looking for suggestions! The poison ivy is a bit concerning, we had it last summer and it was really bad, but we will definitely look into doing these if we are in the area.

[@craft_addict_can]

@@whereweroam3493 the double width sections of trail are fairly ivy-free, but the narrower trail sections do have more likely contact. they also seem too have the best views, though ymmv. :)

[@whereweroam3493]

That always seems to be the way it goes. The best views are the riskiest to get to!