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Southern Manitoba Backroad Mapbook

The Southern Manitoba Backroad Mapbook is the most comprehensive outdoor recreation resource for this land of diversity, from its Precambrian shield to desert-like sands, and everything in between. As you travel north and south along the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border you will find rolling prairies, along with Riding Mountain National Park and its treasures. Over 900 beautiful lakes, forests, and wildlife make this park a four-season destination to be enjoyed. The Trans-Canada highway travels east through Manitoba's rolling plains to the flat terrain around Winnipeg, where you truly can see forever. As you get closer to the Ontario border you reach Precambrian shield area, with rock outcroppings, pine forests, and opportunities to enjoy the wilderness.

The reference section includes information on lake and stream fishing, paddling routes, multi-use trails (hiking/biking/ATV), wilderness camping (parks and conservation areas), and winter recreation. The maps highlight the provincial road networks, trail systems and recreation opportunities for Southern Manitoba. Whether fishing, paddling, ATVing, snowmobiling, or bird watching, the Southerrn Manitoba Backroad Mapbook is much more than a set of maps - it is an explorer's guide.

Written by Linda Aksomitis. Published by Mussio Ventures Ltd., 2005.
Southern Manitoba Backroad Mapbook
   
Catalogue No. 1-894556-66-6
Price $19.95
Format Spiral-bound
Pages 112
Language English only
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This page last modified: May 4, 2005

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