We Are Trails Manitoba
Our mission is to provide the support and resources necessary to promote the development and use of recreational trail throughout Manitoba, thereby improving the overall well being of our communities.
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08.01.23City of Winnipeg and partners celebrate official opening of the Northwest Hydro Corridor Multi-Use Path
Winnipeg, MB –Committed to expanding and improving the connected network of pedestrian and cycling pathways in Winnipeg, partners from the City of Winnipeg, Province of Manitoba, Manitoba Hydro, Trails Manitoba, and Bike Winnipeg celebrated the official opening of the Northwest Hydro Corridor Multi-Use Path today. Mayor Scott Gillingham, along with…
06.05.23MANITOBA GOVERNMENT TRAILS STRATEGY CHARTS PATH TO ENHANCE PROVINCIAL TRAILS NETWORK
34 New Trail Projects Unveiled Ahead of Inaugural Manitoba Trails Day A new provincial trails strategy from the Manitoba government as well as investments supporting 34 projects will strengthen the trail network across the province and nurture lasting bonds with nature for generations to come, Natural Resources and Northern Development…
08.12.22MANITOBA GOVERNMENT AND TRAILS MANITOBA UNVEIL NEW TRAIL PROJECTS
New and Enhanced Trails Across Manitoba Provide Affordable Outdoor Recreational Opportunities: Clarke, Wharton Nearly $970,000 will be invested into recreational trail projects throughout Manitoba to help enhance affordable outdoor recreational opportunities for Manitobans, Municipal Relations Minister Eileen Clarke and Environment, Climate and Parks Minister Jeff Wharton announced today. “Our government…
05.06.22PROVINCE ANNOUNCES FUNDING FOR NEW TRAIL, TRAIL ENHANCEMENTS AT TWO WINNIPEG LOCATIONS
Investments at Assiniboine Park, FortWhyte Alive to Improve Visitor Experience The Manitoba government has provided $71,000 to create a new trail system in Assiniboine Park and enhance existing trails at FortWhyte Alive, which will help improve accessibility and the visitor experience at these popular outdoor attractions, Municipal Affairs Minister Derek…
05.06.22MANITOBA GOVERNMENT INVESTS IN NEW GREENWAY TRAILS IN WINNIPEG
The Manitoba government is investing $600,000 to support the development of two new greenway trails in Winnipeg, Environment, Climate and Parks Minister Jeff Wharton announced today. “We want to encourage Manitobans to get active and enjoy the outdoors, and that is why our government is pleased to support these two…
09.17.21TRAILS MANITOBA SUPPORTS 35 PROJECTS WITH PROVINCIAL FUNDING
Nearly $900,000 Going to New Trails and Enhancements for Affordable Outdoor Recreation: Guillemard HEADINGLEY—Nearly $900,000 has been granted for recreational trail projects throughout the province following a first round of applications for the 2020-21 Trails Manitoba Grant Program, Conservation and Climate Minister Sarah Guillemard and Trails Manitoba announced today. “Our…
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