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Sandy beaches, boardwalks and boreal forests are hot draws for cottagers and campers at the Interlake's vast inland oceans, Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba.
Naturalists, history buffs and artists - not to mention Vikings - find their own havens at marshes teeming with waterfowl, lakeside resorts and Icelandic settlements.
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There is a warmth that envelopes you here, and it’s embodied by the colour red: the red sand beaches that await your footprints and castles, the red jutting cliffs that will both impress and humble you and the red clay roads that disappear over hills and beckon you to follow. These are Mother Nature’s imprints on Red Sands Shore.
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Yukon is Authentic
Canada's True North is rugged and beautiful, pristine and larger than life. The immensity of the Yukon wilderness means unparalleled choice. More than 80 percent of the Yukon is wild, compared to a North and Central American average of 40 percent. Much of the Yukon's most spectacular wilderness is preserved within comprehensive national and territorial parks and other protected areas. And we're going to leave it this way.
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Coming Soon
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From our pristine lakes to our rugged landscape and endless sky, Northern Manitoba has something to offer the adventurer in you. See the untouched wilderness and the hundreds of species of wildlife—from polar bears and beluga whales, to caribou and arctic fox. Hear the roar of our majestic waterfalls and the haunting call of the loon. Taste bannock baked over a campfire and feel the warmth of our communities as they welcome you with open arms.
