Winnipeg 
Winnipeg and its surrounding areas are particularly beautiful this time of year.
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Here are a few day trips you’ll want to try out to enjoy the beauty of Fall!
Delta Marsh
Explore the Wildlife trail located at the Delta Marsh 24 km north of Portage La Prairie. The 7.7-km roundtrip is excellent for seeing migrating birds during fall and the changing colours of the season.
Top of the World Trail
Part of the Whiteshell Provincial Park, the 4 km hike near West Hawk Lake leads you to a glorious lookout high above Falcon Lake. This one-hour hike is perfect for viewing the colour of the fall.
Go Hiking at Birds Hill Park
Just outside Winnipeg, you’ll find this lovely provincial park. There are plenty of hiking trails of varying difficulty for you to try. You’ll love how the trees look in the fall as you walk through them. This is one park you won’t want to miss checking out!
Check Out a Corn Maze
A Maze in Corn is a great place to check out if you’re looking for some autumn fun this year. Bring your significant other or a group of friends and check out this super fun corn maze. Once you manage to find your way back out, don’t forget to pay a visit to the petting zoo.
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Visit Deer Meadow Farms
One of the best things about fall is the pumpkins! If you’re interested in looking for some pumpkins to take home, then you’ll want to visit Deer Meadow Farms. The pumpkin patch here is truly beautiful in the fall. If you’re up for a thrill, make sure you also check out the Forbidden Forest.
Zoom High above the skies
Enjoy Fall colours from up above at this adventure place located just 2 hours from Winnipeg! Hy-Wire Zipline will take you over the Pembina Valley and offer you an exciting and breathtaking view of the land. You’ll be 200 feet high and travel up to 1000 feet on the zipline.
Visit the Mennonite Heritage Village
This is a super fun outdoor museum that you’re going to love walking through. Learn more about what life was like for the Mennonite settlers that first came to Canada. The Mennonite Heritage Village also runs events year-round, so take a look and see if there are any upcoming this autumn!
Check out Schwabe Pumpkins
Looking to prepare for Halloween? There’s nothing like a good pumpkin to get you into the spooky mood! This fall, consider heading to Schwabe Pumpkins if you’re looking to pick up a few. You’ll also find produce like cucumbers, gourds, and tomatoes.
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Get to Know Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park
Even in the fall, Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park has plenty to offer. There are several hiking trails, and you’ll want to make sure to visit the area’s famous lighthouse. Plus, in the fall there will be fewer crowds, making it a great place to visit if you’re looking for a quieter adventure.
Learn about History at the Lower Fort Garry National History Site
Open year-round, the Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site is a great place to go if you’re interested in local history. This outdoor and interactive museum will provide you with hours of fun and exploration. In the autumn, the grounds are particularly beautiful.
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Visit the Pinawa Dam
The ruins of the old dam in Pinawa are a popular attraction for those interested in photography. Popular in the summer, coming here in the autumn provides you with a less crowded experience. You’ll also get to enjoy how stunning the area becomes in the fall.
Head to St. Malo Provincial Park
This lovely park is not too far from Winnipeg! A trip to St. Malo makes for a great day trip if you’re in the Winnipeg area. Enjoy the fall colours as you walk along the paths in this park. While you’re here, make sure you also check out the Senkiw swinging bridge!
See animals at Aurora Farm
If you feel like visiting some animals this fall, then head to Aurora Farm! Book a tour for yourself and check out all the animals, like alpacas that call the farm home. Afterwards, pick up some things to make autumn extra cozy, like their goat milk soaps or a pumpkin or two.
Head to King Korn Maze
First established in 2018, this family-owned corn maze is one you’re not going to want to miss out on this year. Wander among the stalks and try not to get lost while looking for the exit in their four mazes. To make the adventure more alluring, visit the farm during Halloween for their Nightmares event.
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Prairie Dog Central Railway
Take a train ride on a fully restored 1900-era vintage train with five wooden coaches pulled by either an 1882 steam or a 1950s classic GP9 diesel locomotive. Train rides occur on weekends from May through September. For two weekends from mid-October, book Halloween-themed rides. Details
