4 day trips in Manitoba
Manigotagan 
  River 
   The 
  Manigotagan River received its name many years ago when some hunters calling 
  game were answered by an old bull moose with what they thought was a bad throat. 
  Since that time the river has been called Manigotagan, meaning "bad throat". 
  Paddle quiet, picturesque stretches of water that snake through boreal and deciduous 
  forests. The silence is punctuated by the sound of fast water as we approach 
  the spectacular rapids and falls that dot the river.
The 
  Manigotagan River received its name many years ago when some hunters calling 
  game were answered by an old bull moose with what they thought was a bad throat. 
  Since that time the river has been called Manigotagan, meaning "bad throat". 
  Paddle quiet, picturesque stretches of water that snake through boreal and deciduous 
  forests. The silence is punctuated by the sound of fast water as we approach 
  the spectacular rapids and falls that dot the river. 
This trip is ideal for those who want to experience the peace and beauty of a Canadian Shield river but have restricted time. Those with limited canoeing experience can develop their skills with easy portages around all obstructions.
Trip duration: 
  4-days 
  
  Cost: $650 Canadian plus 5% GST 
  Dates: June 24 - 27 and July 15 - 18, 2011.   We can also customize 
  a trip for your group. 
  Skill level: Beginners and up
Assiniboine 
  River 
   A classic prairie river, the Assiniboine meanders almost 850 
  km from the Manitoba/ Saskatchewan border to it's confluence with the Red River 
  in Winnipeg. You 
  can paddle downstream 
   from 
  one to three days, floating past the sites 
  of old Hudson Bay and North West Company trading posts, past southern Manitoba's 
  only remaining cable ferry and entering Manitoba's Spirit Sands Desert and Spruce 
  Woods Provincial Park.The Assiniboine River, southern 
  Manitoba's prairie hideaway, will surprise you with it's beauty and majesty.
 
   A classic prairie river, the Assiniboine meanders almost 850 
  km from the Manitoba/ Saskatchewan border to it's confluence with the Red River 
  in Winnipeg. You 
  can paddle downstream 
   from 
  one to three days, floating past the sites 
  of old Hudson Bay and North West Company trading posts, past southern Manitoba's 
  only remaining cable ferry and entering Manitoba's Spirit Sands Desert and Spruce 
  Woods Provincial Park.The Assiniboine River, southern 
  Manitoba's prairie hideaway, will surprise you with it's beauty and majesty. 
   
Trip duration: 
  1 to 3 days 
  
  Cost: $135/day/person 
  
  Departure: This 
  trip is available as a custom trip only.  
  Please contact us to discuss your interests. 
  Skill level: Suitable for families and all skill levels. 
Flatwater 
  Paddling 
   If whitewater/river paddling is not what you have in mind for 
  a summer holiday you may want to join us on a beautiful Canadian Shield Lake 
  system. We will glide past ancient rock outcrops as we paddle crystal clear 
  lakes to some of the Canadian Shield's most scenic spots. These quietwater trips 
  are ideal for families of all ages and abilities.
 
  If whitewater/river paddling is not what you have in mind for 
  a summer holiday you may want to join us on a beautiful Canadian Shield Lake 
  system. We will glide past ancient rock outcrops as we paddle crystal clear 
  lakes to some of the Canadian Shield's most scenic spots. These quietwater trips 
  are ideal for families of all ages and abilities.  
Trip duration: 
  4 days 
  Cost: $540 Canadian 
  Departure: Flatwater trips will be arranged on a customized basis.  
  Please contact us to discuss your interests. 
  Skill level: Suitable for families and any skill level. 
In 
  North America call tollfree 1 866 287 1591 or 1 204 
  452 7049
  or email info@WildernessSpirit.com 
    
Wilderness Spirit, 
  696 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg,  
  Manitoba, Canada R3M 0V1 
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