More owls than usual at FortWhyte this winter - Visit our Interpretive Blog to read more
NOTICE: The Buffalo Stone Café will be closed to the public on Friday, February 5th.
The Hypothermic Half Marathon may be sold out but you can join in the fun as a volunteer. Take out your woollies and cheer the 400 participants along the race route as a Water Station or Course Marshal Volunteer. Be prepared for high fives from race participants! Commitment is 2–2.5 hours sometime between 7:30am–1pm. Complete the application form and forward to Michelle. You will be contacted with time, duties and location details in mid February. Download application form here.
Ice and Snow Conditions:Ice: Good to go. The Richardson rrrun toboggan slide
is open! Ice-fishing is now open on all of our lakes
except for Lake Devonian.
Snow: Our cross-country ski trails are groomed
and ready! Download our ski trail map here.
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Spanning 50 years, the story of FortWhyte was unwittingly penned by a countless cast of dedicated characters, whose colourful and pivotal roles have been superbly captured in this book by award-winning author, Jake MacDonald.
Human. Nature. is a beautifully portrayed keepsake that blends FortWhyte’s history and dynamic evolution with the art of many of Manitoba’s foremost wildlife photographers and illustrators.
We have all heard the call to eat local, buy local ... now get ready to SKI local! Only minutes away, a new winter wilderness discovery awaits you—at FortWhyte Alive.
We are leading the way this fall with a creative approach to volunteer engagement, that will define new roles, in new areas with broader levels of responsibility ...