Discover the Natural Beauty of Duck Mountain Provincial Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from the central areas of Parkland Region, head east on Highway 16 until you reach the junction with Highway 57. Turn south onto Highway 57 and continue for approximately 20 kilometers. Look for signs directing you to Duck Mountain Provincial Park as you approach. The entrance to the park will be on your left, with the address being Highway 57, MB-366, Duck Mountain Provincial Park, MB. Make sure to check your fuel levels as services can be limited in this area.

• Public Transportation

  For those relying on public transportation, take a Greyhound or local bus service to the nearest town, such as Swan River. From Swan River, you will need to arrange a taxi or ride-sharing service to Duck Mountain Provincial Park, as direct public transport options are limited. Expect the taxi fare to be around CAD 50-70 depending on the distance and time of day. Ensure you book your taxi in advance, especially during peak seasons.

• Bicycle

  If you're adventurous and want to cycle to Duck Mountain Provincial Park, you can start on Highway 16 and then take Highway 57 as mentioned earlier. The total distance from central Parkland is approximately 40 kilometers, so ensure you're well-prepared with appropriate gear and supplies. There are limited services along the way, so plan your hydration and snacks accordingly.

• Walking/Hiking

  For those staying nearby and wanting to experience the natural beauty, consider hiking into Duck Mountain Provincial Park from surrounding trails. However, be aware that this is only feasible if you're already in close proximity to the park. Make sure to check local maps for trail access points and prepare for a rugged experience. Always carry a map, compass, and sufficient supplies.