Events 2025 | Camino Manitoba

Upcoming EVENTS

June 6-8 Turtle Mountain Retreat THIS RETREAT IS FULL

Join us in southwest Manitoba for three days of walking the beautiful Turtle Mountain together. Our theme is “From Loneliness to Mutual Flourishing.” Gloria Misanchuk will share her moving and transformative story of finding her way to flourishing after being part of the 60’s scoop. On our walks we will encounter extraordinary views from the second highest point in Manitoba. We’ll experience delicious catered meals by chef Mike, shared accommodations, times of community and solitude at Camp Koinonia. More info and sign up here: https://forms.gle/jZbfTHWhWayd8yPcA

June 28 Rooster Town walking tour 9:45 am - 3 pm

Camino MB Monthly Walk: Rooster Town Metis Walking Tour (6 km) June 28, 2025, 9:45 am - Hear Metis artists, storytellers and jiggers reveal a remarkable historical period of Winnipeg.
This year's Rooster Town tour will feature new locations and stories! We will also show excerpts from the Rooster Town documentary that we created last year.
Meet at Bill & Helen Norrie Library at 9:45 am, 15 Poseidon Bay More info and sign up here: https://forms.gle/EaRySJzwrj95yugP8

Date of event: Saturday, July 26, from 10:30 am to Noon

This walk, co-sponsored with the Manitoba Historical Society, will feature north Point Douglas, one of the oldest and thus most historic areas of our city. Beginning at Ross House, the first post office in western Canada, we will tour the Vulcan Iron site, a focal point of the Winnipeg General Strike, Barber House (Red River Frame construction), All People's (Sutherland) Mission, one of the Methodist worksites of J. S. Woodsworth, founder of the CCF, the prominent former red light district, Norquay Park and the former Brown and Rutherford location.

Facilitator: Carl James, former Manitoba Historical Society Executive member, who has led similar walks in the past.

August 21-24 Journey to McGillivray Falls

Ready for a Camino style 4 day 52 km journey in the Whiteshell??

Be among the first to walk the entire circumference of Falcon Lake (including newly groomed sections) then complete your journey at the Falls.
Shield country trails with spectacular viewpoints of Falcon and McGillivray Lakes.
Simple tasty meals provided.
Three different camping sites. Our team takes your gear from site to site so you're free to enjoy the trails.
Walk in community with other adults. An amazing group retreat experience.
Bring your questions and the path will open up before you. Sections of silence.
Participants should be comfortably able to complete a long day of walking.
Registrants will be required to attend an info meeting one week ahead of the hike

More info and sign up here: https://forms.gle/5uwwyHHAGKwh8JYW6

Sept 19-21 Pembina Valley Lodge

September 27 Tall Grass Prairie Preserve, Stuartburn, MB

October 25 A Tree Walk (TBA)

November 22 Bear Lake Hike: 5.4 km (Children 10 and older are welcome.)

This trail in the Whiteshell includes stunning views and elevation changes. We will hike to the lake, have lunch and return. We will walk together as a group. Reflections about the bear...how it prepares for hibernation by filling up and how bears are known for their healing qualities. How could we apply these ideas to our lives?

Dec 20 Solstice Potluck Party

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April 26, 2025 9:45 a.m. - 1 pm Peguis Treaty Walk: 6 km

Walk in the footsteps of Chief Peguis, the Anishinaabeg, the Metis and Selkirk Settlers. To join us for this 3 km walk, meet us in Selkirk Park in Selkirk, MB (parking lot just south of the Selkirk Park Pool). We'll walk the Red Eagle trail. Then we’ll drive to St Peter Dynevor Old Stone Church via Highway 4 bridge over Red River and St Peter Road. We'll discuss treaties, peace, friendship and respect over lunch. Bring your lunch, water and a lawn chair for lunch discussion. Dress for eating outdoors. Suggested donation $10. Led by JoAnn Wright, Fiona Muldrew and Dawnis Kennedy.