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Town in Manitoba, Canada
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Minnedosa is a town of 2,400 people (2016) in the Prairie Mountain region of Manitoba.
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Bison Park allows visitors to view plains bison from all sides of the fenced compound along the walking trail. Newborn bison calves arrive every spring.
Longest in Manitoba (over 600 feet). 22 pool and riffle structures. Allows various species of fish to travel from Little Saskatchewan River into Minnedosa Lake and further up the chain of lakes. Most action in early spring during spawning season. Fish species include walleye, northern pike and white sucker.
Pioneer village featuring 9 restored heritage buildings which are furnished with period artifacts from days gone by, water wheel, trout pond and windmill.
Take a stroll beside the lake along the flag walk with flags from many provinces and countries. The short trail spans the distance between the Heritage Village and the spillway. Enjoy the views of Lake Minnedosa, fish ladder, spillway, walking trails, bison park & a marsh filled with activity.
This Japanese Garden has been developed to promote friendship and mutual understanding of the culture of Minnedosa's sister city — Ishii, Japan. Located behind the Minnedosa Regional Library, the garden is open during the same hours as the library.
18 hole links style course located in the Little Saskatchewan River valley. The course offers elevation changes of over 120 feet. Clubhouse incorporates a pro shop, licensed lounge and snack shop. CPGA Professional is on hand for your golfing needs and available to advise you on your golf game.
Walking tour of stone buildings in Minnedosa. Includes 10 buildings – houses, churches, & commercial. Pick up a brochure highlighting locations, a detailed history & GPS coordinates.
Pub meals, pizzas, pasta, steaks.
Coffee, tea, flatbreads, wraps.
Chinese and Canadian buffet or à-la-carte.
Kombucha maker. Smoothies, coffee, tea and other beverages.
Fairmount 1914 Farmhouse B&B
1914 farmhouse sitting on the edge of a prairie waterway.
Private suite across from Minnedosa Beach Park. Spacious accommodations with seating area, mini fridge, microwave, WiFi, HD TV, Netflix and room for 4 guests.
Includes free hot breakfast.
170-lot campground with lakeside campsites, 15 and 30 amp service, clean restrooms, hot showers (coin operated – $1.00), camp office, firewood and ice, RV dump site, playground, boat launch, beach pavilion and concession.
Variety of products including fresh produce & herbs, prairie fruits, homemade baked goods & preserves, plants, flowers & locally made crafts.
Minnedosa is 2½ hours northwest of Winnipeg on the Provincial Trunk Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway) and 40 minutes north Brandon on Highway 10.
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