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Why Go? The two prominent stars of Manitoba are Winnipeg, with its big-city sophistication, and Churchill, with its profusion of natural wonders. But it’s what lies between that truly defines this often misunderstood province. Open spaces of this prairie province seem to stretch forever – gently rolling fields of grain and sunflowers and wildflowers reach all the way north to Arctic tundra. The magnitude of this land is only fully appreciated while standing on the edge of a vivid yellow canola field counting three different storms on the horizon, or on the edge of Hud- son Bay’s rugged coastline counting polar bears as beluga whales play in the distance. Wander its empty roads, stop in its evocative little towns, find the subtle dramas in the land and expect surprises, whether it’s a moose mewling in a bog or a future pop legend performing on stage. Manitoba When to Go May Wildflowers spring up along the roads and signal the end of a long winter. Jun–Aug Days can be balmy but cool nights rule; at Churchill, 18°C is considered hot. Sep Fall comes early and days are crisp; by October the north is under snow. F D N O S A J J M A M J Winnipeg °C/°F Temp -30/-22 -20/-4 -10/14 0-32 10/50 30/86 20/68 0 2/50 6/150 8/200 4/100 Rainfall Inches/mm Best Places to Eat ¨ Tall Grass Prairie (p520) ¨ Deer + Almond (p520) ¨ Baked Expectations (p521) ¨ Reykjavik Bakery (p524) ¨ Gypsy’s Bakery (p531) Best Places to Stay ¨ Fort Garry Hotel (p519) ¨ Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel (p519) ¨ Solmundson Gesta Hus Bed & Breakfast (p524) ¨ Idylwylde Cabins (p527) Winnipeg ........... 512 Lake Winnipeg ..... 524 Brandon........... 525 Riding Mountain National Park ...... 526 The Pas ............ 527 Thompson .......... 527 Churchill .......... 528 ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd

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Why Go?The two prominent stars of Manitoba are Winnipeg, with its big-city sophistication, and Churchill, with its profusion of natural wonders. But it’s what lies between that truly defines this often misunderstood province. Open spaces of this prairie province seem to stretch forever – gently rolling fields of grain and sunflowers and wildflowers reach all the way north to Arctic tundra.

The magnitude of this land is only fully appreciated while standing on the edge of a vivid yellow canola field counting three different storms on the horizon, or on the edge of Hud-son Bay’s rugged coastline counting polar bears as beluga whales play in the distance. Wander its empty roads, stop in its evocative little towns, find the subtle dramas in the land and expect surprises, whether it’s a moose mewling in a bog or a future pop legend performing on stage.

Manitoba

When to Go

May Wildflowers spring up along the roads and signal the end of a long winter.

Jun–Aug Days can be balmy but cool nights rule; at Churchill, 18°C is considered hot.

Sep Fall comes early and days are crisp; by October the north is under snow.

F DNOSAJJMAMJ

Winnipeg°C/°F Temp

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Best Places to Eat¨¨ Tall Grass Prairie (p520)

¨¨ Deer + Almond (p520)

¨¨ Baked Expectations (p521)

¨¨ Reykjavik Bakery (p524)

¨¨ Gypsy’s Bakery (p531)

Best Places to Stay¨¨ Fort Garry Hotel (p519)

¨¨ Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel (p519)

¨¨ Solmundson Gesta Hus Bed & Breakfast (p524)

¨¨ Idylwylde Cabins (p527)

Winnipeg . . . . . . . . . . . 512Lake Winnipeg . . . . . 524Brandon . . . . . . . . . . . 525Riding Mountain National Park . . . . . . 526The Pas . . . . . . . . . . . .527Thompson . . . . . . . . . .527Churchill . . . . . . . . . . 528

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1 Revel in polar bears, beluga whales and even an ancient fort in Churchill (p528), the surprising subarctic city that’s difficult to reach.

2 Hike and paddle Manitoba’s best natural setting, Riding Mountain National Park (p526).

3 Enjoy big-city fun and world-class talent prairie-style in Winnipeg (p512).

4 Discover small-town gems like charming Neepawa (p525), where time seems to stand still.

5 Contemplate nature virtually surrounded by Lake Winnipeg at Hecla-

Grindstone Provincial Park (p524).

6 get caught up in raucous local culture with the screaming masses at a Winnipeg Jets (p521) hockey game.

7 Drive lonely roads and stop for natural wonders like Pisew Falls (p528).

Manitoba Highlights