FortWhyte Alive – Bison Butte loop from Winnipeg

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FortWhyte Alive – Bison Butte loop from Winnipeg

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FortWhyte Alive – Bison Butte loop from Winnipeg

02:02

32.5km

50m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 7.12 km for 52 m

After 12.2 km for 252 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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26 m

Assiniboine River Lookout on Wellington Crescent

Highlight • Viewpoint

Two long benches have been built by a clearing on the riverbank and offer a tranquil view of the Assiniboine. You can walk over via the singletrack Monkey Trail or …

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7.57 km

Assiniboine Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Assiniboine Park has been a public greenspace for over a century and is Winnipeg’s largest urban park, spanning 450 hectares along the Assiniboine River and named for the Assiniboine people. …

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14.4 km

The Preston Trail offers scenic views of nature and the surrounding forests all year round. It is particularly quiet in the mornings, making it ideal for relaxed exploration. Be sure to follow the marked trails to protect the natural environment.

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16.2 km

FortWhyte Alive

Highlight • Natural

Right inside Winnipeg, FortWhyte Alive packs prairie, forest, wetlands, lakes, and even a herd of plains bison into one huge urban nature escape. The best part? Much of this green …

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16.7 km

Overwater Pond

Highlight • Lake

The Overwater Pond is small and peaceful, with a couple of benches that practically invite you to stop. The surrounding grassland makes it a great place to watch for wildlife, …

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17.5 km

Bison Butte

Highlight • MTB Park

Kirsten and Rene, Bison Butte in Winnipeg is an amazing place for MTB! This site hosted the 2017 Pan American Games, so you know the trails are designed to challenge and excite.

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