
Suspension bridge
Suspended above the tranquil Pinawa Channel, the Swinging Bridge sways gently, providing an exhilarating journey to all who dare to cross. Breathtaking views await you as you traverse its length, with the surrounding lush forests and sparkling waters delivering a visual feast.

Transcanada Trail
Pinawa’s section of the Trans Canada Trail is a mix of forest, granite ridges, and beaver dams as it winds from the Pinawa Dam Provincial Park to the Seven Sisters Generating Station. This section of the trail includes the Pinawa Channel Heritage Walk, Ironwood Trail, and Alice Chambers Trail.

Bannock point petroforms
Petroforms are figures laid out on bedrock in the forms of turtles, snakes and humans, and also in abstract patterns. Anishinabe and other First Nations people believe that they were left here long ago for the benefit of all people that might visit this site to receive their teachings and healing.

Pinawa Heritage Sundial
Built to mark the new millennium through the expression of a variety of themes, the Pinawa Heritage Sundial is located in the heart of Pinawa near the marina in a small park in a restful spot overlooking the Winnipeg River.

Wilderness Edge Marina
Central to our waterfront property is our 66 dock marina. The ironwood trail is located on both sides. We keep a cache of 6 canoes near the marina for our overnight guests to access from Sun up to Sun down.

Old Pinawa dam
Located on the Winnipeg River, Pinawa Dam was Manitoba’s first hydro-electric generating station. Old Pinawa Dam Park has become a historic site with walking paths and areas for surfing the rapids in the turbid waters.

Hoopla Island
Test your balance, coordination, and teamwork as you navigate through an exhilarating floating obstacle course in the scenic waters of Pinawa.

Alfred Hole Goose Sanctuary
Be sure to bring a pair of binoculars and hike along the 2.5 km self guiding trail to reveal life around the Goose Pond, or simply relax and take in the sights and sounds from our viewing area.

Wolf Howl Hikes
Hike along with a Park Interpreter as we trek the 2.5 km trail around the Goose Pond and howl for wolves.

UFO Guided Hikes
Join a Park Interpreter for a hike along the 2.2 km Falcon Creek Trail. Along the way, hear the tale of the Falcon Lake UFO incident of 1967.

Voyageur Bannock Bake
Discover the history and culture of bannock, a staple bread of the voyageurs and Indigenous peoples, then try baking your own over a campfire. We’ll supply the ingredients!

Owl Prowl Hike
Join a Park Interpreter for a night hike to Bear Lake. Along the way we will discover the variety of owls that call the Whiteshell home along with what makes them so unique.

Myths & Legends Hike
From UFOs to sleeping dragons, the Whiteshell is home to some of the most unique stories you will ever hear. Join a Park Interpreter for a night hike to discover the incredible stories of the Whiteshell.