Nature Reserve
FortWhyte Alive
Winnipeg, MB
Bison enclosure and viewing platformsWetland and prairie ecosystemsSeasonal rentals for outdoor activitiesEducational programs and guided walksFamily-friendly trails and exhibits
About FortWhyte Alive
FortWhyte Alive blends restored prairie, wetlands and forest trails with interpretive programming focused on wildlife and ecology. Bison viewing areas, migratory bird watching and guided nature walks give visitors a close-up sense of Manitoba’s natural systems.
The site offers seasonal rentals (skis, snowshoes, bikes), educational exhibits and family programs such as the sunset goose flight presentations. Its combination of easy accessibility and rich habitats makes it a favorite for international visitors seeking prairie landscapes and wildlife encounters.
Things to Do
Guided nature walks and interpretive talks
Rent snowshoes or cross-country skis
Trail hiking and birdwatching
Attend seasonal programs like sunset goose flights
Photography in wetlands and prairie settings
Food & Dining
restaurantJOEY Kenaston
Relaxed, contemporary dining spot with a broad menu featuring international & regional dishes.
indian_restaurantClay Oven
bar_and_grillMoxies Kenaston Restaurant
breakfast_restaurantStacked Pancake & Breakfast House
breakfast_restaurantThe Original Pancake House
Signature pancakes & other American breakfast classics all day in a casual setting.
restaurantRamallah Cafe
sushi_restaurantSushi Hon
Unassuming strip-mall outpost offering an array of sushi rolls & Japanese dishes in a relaxed space.
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