Pembina Valley Centennial Park

Pembina Valley Provincial Park, Manitoba Visit Date- September 2023 Pros: -trails, lots of them, if you like trails this is the park to visit. Trails range in variety and length and are suitable for most adults -trails are well marked -very quiet -beautiful landscapes - photos don’t do it justice -only about half hour from Morden -very clean and well kept -nice look out points scattered throughout the trails Cons- -minimal amenities (couple outhouses, and a few fire pits) -no overnight camping -not overly children friendly Overall- Recommended visit.

One of the best hiking trails in Manitoba. The drive out to this park is beautiful. The start of the trail has a water pump and bathroom. The main trail is clear, with such beautiful, scenic, photo opportunities.

Beautiful trails. Beautiful view points. Some nice inclines while walking. Ticks from the grassy areas but just do a good check every now and then.

Really cool place to hike! Long hiking routes, unbelievable quiet forest. Gonna visit it in summer. Accommodation also available there, it must be great way to recreate there. We saw coyotes and birds today in the forest. Nature is alive and looking pretty good.

I wondered why there was a water faucet before the bathrooms, clearly labeled that it wasn't for drinking but rather for cleaning up. Boy did we ever find a use for it. After doing down thebshalr slide we followed the stream up the the bridge. We saw all sorts or frogs and birds. Deer tracks as well as racoon. Be aware, the ticks are horrible in this part of the province. Everyone in our group found at least 2. And thatsbwith strong repellent on. Over all, great place for hiking and seeing nature.