Enriched History
Enriched History
The Forks National Historic Site
"Come to The Forks and experience the lives of the Indigenous peoples who fished and camped here thousands of years ago; the boots of fur trappers and traders of the North West and Hudson’s Bay Companies; and the flip-flops of today’s urban explorers. Stroll the river banks and understand the connection between these flowing waters and the flow of people and trade goods that came from around the globe, and ultimately changed the Canadian west."
"Discover world-class public art, a life-size “pop-up book” of The Forks history in the Adventure Park, and a year-round slate of exciting events. Tap your toes as a band performs a free afternoon concert, learn authentic Indigenous skills at a tipi teaching class, hop aboard the Countess of Dufferin “play park” train and imagine traveling the endless prairies as a newcomer from Eastern Europe on your way to a brand new life."
By vehicle
The Forks National Historic Site is located in the centre of Winnipeg and can easily be accessed by a private vehicle.
By bus
Winnipeg Transit offers bus service to The Forks. The closest stop is #10907. Stops #10641 and #10625 at the intersection of Main Street and Broadway (Union Station) are also a short walk away. For route and schedule information, contact Winnipeg Transit
Location
Forks Market Road
Winnipeg MB R3C 4S8
204-983-6757
1-888-773-8888 (toll-free)
Free admission. Other fees still apply.
Detailed fees list
Facilities and services
Accessible services
Dogs on leash
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