The Churchill Archives: Volume #6
The Legion anywhere is a great place to meet locals and learn of the towns gossip and history.
Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve Photography Contest 2010 Submissions
Photo Credit: Cherie Storonzinski
Photo Credit: Cherie Storonzinski
Photo Credit: Celeste Brunel
Photo Credit: ? [Contact the Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve for more]
Ochre River - Manitoba
***Update*** Rumor has it that the Heavenly Scoop is not open. Either way, it's still worth a trip to check out this building.
Ste. Rose du Lac - Manitoba
Town of Laurier - Manitoba
The Heavenly Scoop - Ochre River
***Update*** Rumor has it that the Heavenly Scoop is no longer open. Either way, Ochre River is still and checking out this building should be on everybody's road trip.
Yes, it's a full service cafe.
It's a must while in the area.
Overlooking the Past Atop the Mountain
Agassiz Park Lodge
McCreary, Manitoba
T-Bar Station
Topping out on the T-bar side of the mountain
The chairlift is a sign of days past and holding on to a bright future
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Map of region where Mt.Agassiz is located
East Side Riding Mountain N.P. Gallery
Lookout Point #2 on J.E.T. Trail looking towards Bald Hill
Curious onlookers
Lookout Point #1 on the J.E.T. Trail on the East Escarpment trails Riding Mountain National Park
Remnants of the past shore line
Lookout Point #1 on the J.E.T. Trail on the East Escarpment trail of Riding Mountain National Park
Village of McCreary - Manitoba
A common sight along the prairies, this working grain elevator skies atop the McCreary skyline
McCreary home of the 1979 Canada Winter Games. Alpine Archie looking over to the Mt.Agassiz ski area
A cafe down the main business district of McCreary. Show up in the morning for some Coffee Chat.
Looking down the treelined streets of McCreary
Flatlanders Get Their Vertical: Epic Mountain Bike Gathering Aug 29, 2009
Ken Stojack and Paul Archbutt enjoying the views on the first Lookout Point on the J.E.T. trail
Choose your own adventure