 Little River Rockfest
What has for the past five years been termed
the Minnedosa Classic Rock Weekend has now been replaced by the Little River Rockfest. The
August long weekend concert will once again grace the shores of our lake but under a brand
new ownership of local and area business people led by President Jack Denbow of Souris.
Performance Promotions of Yorkton and Minnedosa, under the direction of Rob
Walischuk and Tom Crook, have been hired to book the entertainment and take care of
the production. This year's festival will feature Poison, Styx, Kim
Mitchell, Survivor, Dr. Hook, The Knack, Lighthouse, and many more!
For more details, got to http://www.littleriverrockfest.com
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  Snow-X Can Am Racing
As Part of the Can-Am Circuit, Minnedosa draws
well over 100 Sno-X riders to the valley each winter to 'strut their stuff' in front of
hundreds of loyal Sno-X fans. |
Downhill & Cross-Country Skiing for all
abilities
 For the Downhill enthusiast, Ski Valley, located just
minutes from Minnedosa, sports 6 machine groomed runs designed for everyone, from beginner
to expert. And if you've never skiied before, their certified ski instructors will
have you on the slopes in no time!
If Cross-Country Skiing is more to your
liking, then look no further than Squirrel Hills, located just outside of
Minnedosa. Spend a quiet afternoon gliding along the 6 kilometers of well-marked
trails that wind their way through the beautiful hills surrounding Minnedosa Valley.
And, when Spring arrives, these same trails are converted into a challenging
network of hiking paths! |
 Bison Park
Centuries ago, herds of bison numbering in the
millions walked these lands. 1996 saw the return of the Plains Bison to the
Minnedosa Valley. Located along the Beach Road, within the Town of Minnedosa, is Bison
Park, home to 10 three-year-old bison cows and one bison bull. The parking
lot and surrounding trails are designed to provide the viewer with a once-in-lifetime
experience to see these majestic animals. |
 Minnedosa Lake
The gem of this community, Minnedosa
Lake has played host to the Paddling and Rowing events of the 1997 Canada Summer
Games as well as the XIII Pan American Games and is widely known for it's calm waters and
beautiful surroundings. Whether swimming, boating, jetskiing, or waterskiing, Minnedosa
Lake is where it's at. |
Riding Mountain National Park
Located just 30 minutes from Minnedosa, Riding
Mountain National Park protects a wide variety of wildlife and vegetation areas.
The park has numerous hiking trails, lakes, and picnic areas. Agassiz Tower,
situated towards the nothern edge of the park, overlooks a panoramic view of the prairies
stretching out to the north. Wasagaming, the park's townsite, offers a full range of
visitor services including restaurants and shopping.
For more information on Riding
Mountain National Park, simply CLICK HERE. |
Travel Manitoba
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attractions in our area visit Travel
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