Selkirk, Manitoba sits on the Red River offering easy access to hiking, biking, paddling, fishing, and winter skiing. This friendly town is ideal for outdoor lovers seeking peaceful waterfront trails and seasonal adventure.
Selkirk, Manitoba sits on the Red River offering easy access to hiking, biking, paddling, fishing, and winter skiing. This friendly town is ideal for outdoor lovers seeking peaceful waterfront trails and seasonal adventure.
Outdoor Adventures in Selkirk, Manitoba
Selkirk is a small town located along the Red River just north of Winnipeg, Manitoba. It is a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy a variety of activities on both land and water throughout the year.
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⌖ 20.8 miStep inside Winnipeg’s Victorian history with the Behind the Ropes Tour at Dalnavert Museum. Discover hidden stories behind historic artifacts in an intimate setting that brings the past to life. Read on for details about this specially curated experience.
⌖ 20.8 miA relaxed, 90-minute open-air Surrey tour that guides families and friends through Assiniboine Park’s trails and gardens and explains where to meet and what to expect.
⌖ 20.8 miAn immersive, escape-room–style evening inside a Victorian mansion in Winnipeg where you solve eerie puzzles and follow hidden clues; this guide distills what to expect and who the experience suits.
⌖ 20.8 miA one-hour guided exploration at Dalnavert Museum that explains Victorian funeral customs, spiritualism, and the house’s allegedly haunted reputation—useful for travelers who want a thoughtful, historic look at mourning culture.
⌖ 20.8 miA focused, guided tour at Dalnavert in Winnipeg that examines Victorian-era drug use and medical culture in a 45–60 minute experience for visitors aged 16 and up.
⌖ 20.8 miA 1.5‑hour, dementia‑aware visit at Dalnavert Museum for people living with early to moderate symptoms and their care partners to explore a historic house, view artifacts and share tea.
⌖ 20.8 miA two-night rental of an authentic cedar barrel sauna in Winnipeg that includes delivery, setup and firewood—this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
⌖ 20.8 miDive into a lively day of puzzle-solving, mini golf, and outdoor games at Secord Corn Maze in Winnipeg. Perfect for all ages, this unique adventure blends nature and fun in a welcoming setting.
⌖ 23.3 miA three-night rental of an authentic cedar barrel sauna in Winnipeg with delivery, setup, and a supply of firewood included — this guide explains what the rental covers and how it runs.
⌖ 31.4 miGuided group and private 45-minute trail rides on Sagehill Stables’ property with clear age, weight and safety rules—this guide explains what to expect and how to book.
⌖ 34.1 miAn all-day, instructor-led program that teaches equipment, safety and freefall technique before a solo parachute jump—ideal as a one-time thrill or the first step toward certification.
⌖ 35.3 miLeap from a plane above Lake Winnipeg with Skydive Manitoba’s Tandem Skydive. Experience expert-led freefall paired with breathtaking aerial views just outside Gimli.
⌖ 54.8 miWestshore Marine rents the Polaris Sportsman 570 in Arborg on daily (9am–6pm), weekly and monthly terms; this guide covers vehicle features, what to bring, and basic rental flow.
⌖ 54.8 miA rental utility trailer with a rear ramp and flexible daily, weekly and monthly terms that makes loading one SxS or two ATVs straightforward and lets you explore the local wilderness at your own pace.
⌖ 188.8 miDiscover the serenity of Voyageurs National Park on a self-guided paddling tour. Perfect for intermediate paddlers, this experience offers stunning lakes, wildlife sightings, and the flexibility to explore at your own pace.
Make the most of your visit to Selkirk, Manitoba with these essential planning tips, seasonal events, and protected lands.
Selkirk, Manitoba hosts celebrated events throughout the year showcasing the region's culture, outdoor lifestyle, and community spirit.
Experience the vibrancy and unique outdoor heritage of Selkirk, Manitoba during the iconic Selkirk Waterfront Festival. Plan accommodations and permits early.
Experience the vibrancy and unique outdoor heritage of Selkirk, Manitoba during the iconic Selkirk Winter Carnival. Plan accommodations and permits early.
Pack insect repellent for summer river activities.
Check weather and river conditions before paddling.
Winter gear is essential for skiing and outdoor winter hikes.
Local bike rentals are limited; bring your own bike if possible.
Explore local eateries for fresh fish and Manitoba specialties.
Always check local regulations, fire restrictions, trail conditions, and weather forecasts before setting out on any adventure in Selkirk, Manitoba. Respect nature, wildlife, and fellow adventurers by following Leave No Trace principles.