Canot-camping near Lorette MB (4 Result(s))

Nature Manitoba is a not-for-profit organization that was founded in 1920 as the Natural History Society of Manitoba for the popular and scientific study of nature. In 2009, we changed our name to Nature Manitoba. Our members share a passion for nature. Our goal is to promote an appreciation and understanding of nature, and to preserve and enjoy it. Nature Manitoba offers a wide variety of indoor and outdoor programs year-round, and advocates for the protection of our natural environment.We believe that the opportunity to experience the natural world in peace and tranquility is a joy and a privilege. We believe in the importance of sound stewardship of our parks, wilderness and other natural areas, and are proponents of self-propelled (non-motorized) recreation when enjoying these areas.Take a moment to learn more about the benefits of membership with Nature Manitoba or contact our office staff for assistance with memberships and information about our programs, events and outdoor trips.

We are open and the river conditions are excellent. Looking for fun in the sun? Well come on down and well bring you up river and you can float back to our dock. Enjoy adventurous rapid runs and find yourself surrounded by high clifs and beautiful scenery, look for the sparrow holes at the top of the cliffs. Lazy and relaxing runs are great for the more laid back, drift along and enjoy the wildlife which includes deer, beavers, mink, black bears, and eagles. Explore the old river beds and sandbars. Beautiful giant poplars and oaks line the riverbank. The river provides great fishing for walleye, goldeye, pike, catfish, maybe you'll even see a sturgeon. Virtually mosquito free on the water! Call for Reservation.

Goldseekers Outfitting and Wilderness Expeditions is your Wilderness Canoe Trip Outfitterin Northwest Ontario?s Sunset Country.Outfitting into Atikaki, Woodland Caribou and Opasquia Provincial Wilderness ParksBloodvein, Berens, Pigeon, Throat, Severn and Sutton Riversfrom our base at Red Lake, Ontario Canada