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Canada
DISCOVER
THE SECRET
Welcome to Pinawa!
Pinawa is a unique
little town nestled in the boreal forest on the banks of the
Winnipeg River. We have many wonderful things to offer visitors
to our area. There are hiking and biking trails for the summer
and skiing and snowmobile trails for the winter enthusiast. There
is fishing, hunting and a first class 18-hole golf course.
Once you reach Pinawa
you are there! You cannot drive through town and continue on to
your next destination. The only way out is from whence you came.
That is what makes our town so special. You are here because you
want to be here and we
all welcome you to come visit this special place. You are
sure to love it!
To celebrate the coming of the new
millennium our community, with the help of many volunteers, designed and
constructed a sundial - The Pinawa Heritage Sundial.
The Pinawa Heritage
Sundial is located in the centre of town adjacent to the Ironwood Trail. The
Ironwood Trail is an interpretive trail that winds along
the banks of the Winnipeg River as it makes its way
through town. At one end the trail crosses an old
diversion dam and connects to the Pinawa Channel Heritage
Walk. This trail takes you to the Suspension Bridge that
crosses the Pinawa Channel. These trails make up a
portion of the Trans Canada Trail and are a few of the
many sights available to visitors coming to the Eastern
Manitoba region.
Another major community
project was the completion of the Pinawa section of the Trans Canada
Trail. This project included the construction of the Pinawa Suspension
Bridge across the Pinawa Channel. Located near the west approach of
the Suspension Bridge a structure was built to shelter visitors who
come to visit the Bridge and walk the trail - The Pavilion.
If you are interested
in learning more about this area of Manitoba please visit
the site of the La Vérendrye Trail Association.
Their guide Pierre will be happy to show you around and
tell you about the history of the region and the many
attractions available to visitors. But first come in and experience the
Pinawa Heritage Sundial.
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