Duck Mountain Provincial Park

Duck Mountain Provincial Park is a protected area in western Manitoba featuring rolling woodlands, wetlands, and meadows spread across its terrain. The landscape includes lakes, forest valleys, and open grassland that vary as you move through the park.

Manitoba established this protected area in 1961 to preserve its natural landscape with forests and waters. The designation created a provincial zone intended to maintain the environment for the long term.

The park provides educational programs about local environment and maintains interpretive services for visitors to learn about Manitoba's natural heritage.

The park has several campgrounds with vehicle sites and rental cabins near its lakes. Visitors should come prepared for forest trails and simple paths that wind through the landscape.

The park's highest mountain also stands as the tallest peak in all of Manitoba. From its summit, you can see across the forested area and the landscape stretching beyond the park.

Location: Manitoba

Inception: June 1, 1961

Website: https://gov.mb.ca/sd/parks/park-maps-and-locations/western/duck.fr.html

GPS coordinates: 51.66610,-100.91400

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:59