Explore the Heart of Canada: Centre of Canada Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving, head towards Taché, Manitoba. From Winnipeg, take the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) heading east. After approximately 30 kilometers, take the exit onto Provincial Road 207. Continue on PR-207 for about 15 kilometers until you reach Taché. Look for signs directing you to Centre of Canada Park, which is located just off the main road. There is parking available on-site.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Centre of Canada Park via public transportation, take the Winnipeg Transit bus route 16 from downtown Winnipeg towards the St. Boniface area. Get off at the last stop and transfer to a regional bus service that goes towards Taché. Make sure to check the schedule, as service may vary. After arriving in Taché, you may need to walk approximately 20 minutes to reach the park, as local buses may not directly service the park. Ensure to check for any fare costs for both Winnipeg Transit and the regional bus service.

• Bicycle

  For those who enjoy cycling, you can ride from Winnipeg to Taché. Follow the same route as if you were driving via the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1), but take the designated cycling paths whenever possible. Be cautious of traffic, and plan for a 1.5 to 2-hour ride depending on your cycling speed. Once in Taché, follow local roads to reach Centre of Canada Park. Ensure you have a bike lock for security while you explore the park.

• Hiking

  If you are staying nearby and want to hike, check local trails that lead to Taché from surrounding areas. This method is best suited for those familiar with the area's trails and should take several hours. Bring adequate supplies, as there are limited services along the route. Once you arrive in Taché, make your way to Centre of Canada Park by following local signage.