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Town in Manitoba, Canada
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Swan River is a town of 4,000 (2016) in Prairie Mountain region of Manitoba.
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Part of a long series of highlands known as the Manitoba Escarpment, the park is composed of thickly wooded, rolling terrain with dozens of deep clear lakes. Enjoy fishing, camping, boating, hiking, scuba diving and biking. Baldy Mountain is Manitoba's highest point at 831 m, with an observation tower at the summit offering a spectacular view. Not to be confused with nearby Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan.
Established in 1934, the Swan River Golf and Country Club is one of the most scenic and well-maintained 18-hole courses in Manitoba. The course is also the most northernly 18-hole course in Manitoba.
Featuring over 24 groomed downhill ski runs, and approximately 2.2 km of unmarked cross-country ski trails & snowshoe trails.
Steaks, seafood, French cuisine
Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Diner food.
Chinese.
Bar and restaurant with full menu.
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