Watch for Our New Website – Coming Soon!
We've been working hard to create an new online experience for visitors to Manitoba. Our new website will showcase all that our tourism regions have to offer — events, things to see, things to do, and events to attend. And as you browse our new website, you'll be able to save items of interest to your "travel bag" so that you can print out a custom travel itinerary, or share what you've found with other users. Stay tuned!
Regions
The Manitoba Regional Tourism Network is an association of six rural tourism regions located throughout the province of Manitoba. Our members work to promote rural Manitoba as a travel destination for visitors to our province, as well as for Manitoba residents. While we are preparing our new website, we invite you to learn a little about each member region and to visit their websites for more information.
Aboriginal Adventures Manitoba
Aboriginal Adventures Manitoba provides access to Canadian aboriginal artists and an opportunity to view traditional and contemporary native art, to experience aboriginal festivals, to relax in native-owned resorts, to experience aboriginal culture, to explore traditional lands and waters, to connect with aboriginal guides, to enjoy traditional foods and to experience aboriginal dance and music performances.
Central Plains Tourism Network
Close your eyes and hear the thunder of the buffalo hooves across this vast prairie; the pounding hooves of a fleeing white horse carrying young lovers from a midnight rendezvous; the creaking of the giant wheels of the Red River ox carts as families move west seeking new beginnings. These are a few of the “Echoes and Legends” of Manitoba’s Central Plains. Built on a wealth of history, the Central Plains region is rich in diversity. Build your own “Echoes and Legends” as you visit our communities.
Eastern Manitoba Tourism Association
As the sun rises on the Canadian Prairies, it first gently kisses the lakes, rivers and farmlands of Eastern Manitoba. The vast landscape ranges from farmland and Precambrian Shield to beautiful lakes and historic river waterways, presenting opportunities for agri-tourism, eco-tourism, whitewater rafting, canoeing, fishing and hunting. The culture is as varied as the landscape; one can enjoy Francophone, Ukrainian, Mennonite, Métis, Obijway and Cree First Nations food, festivals and heritage.
Interlake Tourism Association
Manitoba’s inland oceans, Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba, frame the Interlake region – a region rich in Icelandic culture, historical routes and buildings of the fur trade at Lower Fort Garry, and internationally renowned wetlands preservation at Oak Hammock Marsh. Sunbathe on our beautiful beaches, stroll along the boardwalk, take a ride on the Prairie Dog Central and visit the Narcisse Snake Pits. And in winter, the Interlake comes alive with snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and ice fishing.
Parkland Tourism Association
Manitoba’s Parkland region is a rare and special place. Home to Riding Mountain National Park and several provincial parks, it offers pristine lakes, rolling grasslands and sprawling forest. European settlers brought their culture and architectural styles which still exist in the region’s celebrations and historic sites and churches. Don’t miss the Negrych Farmstead and the Inglis Elevators. World-class flyfishing, 400 km of Trans Canada Trail, numerous winter sports and superb hunting and fishing await your visit.
Tourism North Manitoba
From our pristine lakes to our rugged landscape and endless sky, Northern Manitoba has something to offer the adventurer in you. See the untouched wilderness and the hundreds of species of wildlife – from polar bears and beluga whales, to caribou and arctic fox. Hear the roar of our majestic waterfalls and the haunting call of the loon. Taste bannock baked over a campfire and feel the warmth of our communities as they welcome you with open arms.
MRTN Member Regions
