Manitoba North

Where wilderness and culture collide

This vast region of Manitoba is mostly still wild. Waterways carved through the rocks and forests provide refuge to an abundance of wildlife. But for those who seek a deeper connection, you’ll find the land holds the stories of Indigenous peoples and the communities here shine with the legends of the past and the potential of the future.

North of the 53rd parallel is a vast region of Manitoba, where the landscape shifts from the forests of the Canadian Shield, to boggy muskeg to the sparsely treed tundra.

Going back thousands of years, Indigenous peoples thrived off this land, and they also played an important role in the development of the fur trade. Today, Indigenous culture is shared through festivals and events, art and museum exhibits.

Communities in the north welcome you to experience incredible parks and other outdoor destinations for experiences like paddling, fishing and snowmobiling.

Featured Experiences

The Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Center Flin Flon

Discover the best of Northern Manitoba

The Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre one of Flin Flon's top hotels. Experience comfort and relaxation with all the amenities you need for a memorable stay. Great Stays Start Here!

Nanuk Operations

Nights Under Lights

Join us for a winter aurora adventure in the north and experience all that Churchill has to offer! Snowshoe, dog sled, history and culture, then evenings filled with warmth and Aurora viewing!

Frontiers North Adventures

Wildlife Awaits on a Tundra Buggy®

Explore the Churchill Wildlife Management Area in search of Churchill’s iconic wildlife, including polar bears, caribou, arctic foxes, and more. Tundra Buggy® Day Tours are available in summer and autumn.

Sam Waller Museum

Experience The Sam Waller Museum!

The Sam Waller Museum is a portal to the past. Enter and experience the rich and diverse history of The Pas and marvel at the strange and eclectic curiosities collected by our founder, Mr. Sam Waller.

Perimeter Aviation Ltd

From Thompson to Tadoule Lake

Explore the heart of Manitoba’s North for family fun: enjoy angling excursions, explore pristine waters, and relax in modern lodges. Create memories that will last a lifetime!

Lazy Bear Expeditions

Find Your Star Under the Northern Lights!

Northern lights have captured people's hearts and imagination for thousands of year. Under the auroral oval Churchill provided front row seats to nature's most spectacular performance. Join us for an adventure of a lifetime!

Mural of northern lights overlaid with a persons face and a beluga whale, painted on the side of a building in Churchill.

Explore Churchill Pass

Uncover Churchill's Hidden Gems

Use our free mobile pass to mix and match any of the stops for your own self-guided town tour. Earn a digital certificate when you check-in at 15 locations!

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Calm Air

Official Air Carrier To The North

Calm Air partners with local operators to bring visitors to Churchill for the most authentic Northern experiences available today.

The northern lights (aurora borealis) in greens and pinks over a frozen lake.

Explore Thompson

Thompson is known as the hub of the north - a industrious mining town with proud Indigenous identity and deep roots in the fur trade. It's where the highway ends - a city that evokes images of waterfalls, clear lakes, forests and mystical howling wolves.

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Water. Rock. Art. Adventure. These are the words that should come to mind when you think of Flin Flon, Manitoba.

A person standing on the suspension bridge in Wekusko Falls Provincial Park, watching the water rush by.

Natural Attractions

If you're thinking about Manitoba waterfalls and Wekusko Falls isn’t on your radar, we highly suggest adding it right now.

A person stands on the roof of a car on a snowy road with the Northern Lights overhead.

The Saskatchewan River flows between the town of The Pas and Opaskwayak Cree Nation, two neighbours that come together to show off their culture, history and sparkling natural attractions to visitors.

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