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Riding Mountain Ski Conditions

Skiers at RMNP

Posted by Friends on January 27, 2012

Ski conditions for Friday, January 27th, 2012 Early season trails conditions. Ski Trail Grooming Procedures Heavy snowfall, drifting snow, and animal tracks all affect the surface of ski trails and grooming…

Hockey Day in Canada & Winter Adventure Weekend

Hockey Day

Posted by Friends on January 22, 2012

Hockey Day in Canada & Winter Adventure Weekend February 10-12, 2012 3 different venues  / 3 different experiences Elkhorn Resort – skating rink, toboggan hill & NHL Sports Centre in Salon…

Riding Mountain Loppet – March 3rd

Riding Mountain Loppet

Posted by Friends on January 2, 2012

Strap on your skis and get ready for the 6th annual Riding Mountain Loppet on Saturday March 3rd, 2012. A Norwegian term for a long-distance cross-country ski race, a “loppet”…

Contact Us

Friends of Riding Mountain National Park
Columbine Street
Wasagaming. Manitoba
phone: (204) 848-4037
fax: (204) 848-2596
friends.rmnp@pc.gc.ca

Mail
Box 226
Onanole, Manitoba
Canada
R0J 1N0

Nature Shop
Riding Mountain National Park Visitor Centre
Wasagaming Drive
Wasagaming, Manitoba
phone: (204) 848-2771

Our Goals

Friends Of Riding Mountain National Park has many goals, all related to the preservation and promotion of Riding Mountain National Park. These include:

• Continued research and development of educational and retail materials related to the Park's mandate.

• Continued development of the Nature Shop, our retail sales outlet located in the Visitor Centre and at the Solstice Spa, Elkhorn Resort and Conference Centre.

• Riding Mountain Centre for Environmental Studies, Wednesday Night Live presentations series and Junior Naturalist Program.

• Promotion of winter use and enjoyment of the Park.

Hours & Season

Nature Shop
Thursday - Sunday:
10:00am - 4:30pm

Closing for season
October 10, 2011

Office
Monday - Friday:
9:00am - 4:30pm

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Mission Statement

To foster public appreciation, understanding and stewardship of the natural and cultural heritage of Riding Mountain National Park. To inspire visitors and local residents to assume personal and collective responsibility for the preservation of the Park's natural and cultural environment.