Grass River Provincial Park

Grass River Provincial Park spans 2,279 square kilometers across the Manitoba Lowlands and Canadian Shield, featuring diverse landscapes of lakes, rivers, and forests.

The park, established in 1963, encompasses sections where mining operations continued until 1993, marking decades of industrial activity within its boundaries.

The waterways within the park served as essential routes for Cree hunters traveling to trade furs at York Factory during the 1700s.

Manitoba Highway 39 crosses through the park east to west, while Provincial Trunk Highway 10 runs along its western border for vehicle access.

The park contains both dolomitic Manitoba Lowlands in the south and granitic Canadian Shield formations in the north, creating distinct geological zones.

Location: Manitoba

Inception: April 30, 1963

GPS coordinates: 54.66640,-100.83100

Latest update: May 13, 2025 17:01