Trans Canada Trail
Glenboro Manitoba
Home of "SARA " the camel
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Home of "SARA " the camel |
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Who to contact with questions:
Spruce Woods HOME Business Community Location |
The Glenboro/South Cypress Trail Association has completed Phase I of their Trans Canada Trail project; 22km of new trail within the confines of Spruce Woods Provincial Park. Access to the trail may be gained directly across the road from the Kiche Manitou Campground entrance. Experience the natural beauty and surroundings that the Spruce Woods area has to offer! For more information, call the Development Office in Glenboro at (204) 827-2575. As of fall of 2002, the German Army plans to send a team to our area to explore the feasibility of building a suspension bridge over the Assiniboine River in Spruce Woods Park. This is a huge undertaking being considered in order to complete the Trans Canada Trail project in our area. Partnerships formed to complete this initiative include the Glenboro/South Cypress Trail Association, the Manitoba Recreational Trails Association, The Trans Canada Trail foundation, and of course, the German Army. The Assiniboine River Crossing issue is viewed as a major stumbling block in the completion of the TCT nationally. A bridge over the Assiniboine is considered a key link in joining the trail system of the east and the west. The TCT is a work in progress. Some parts of the trail are open for use while other parts remain in an advanced state of completion. Locally, the Glenboro/South Cypress
Trail Association has 22 km of completed trail south of the Assiniboine in
Spruce Woods Park. The trail group has worked very hard on this project
the past four years and a great deal of work remains in order to fulfil our
obligation of building the trail. The TCT project is an excellent addition
to recreational opportunities in Glenboro and South Cypress, and has already
shown its potential to enhance tourism in the area. More information on
Manitoba's progress on the TCT can be viewed online at www.mrta.mb.ca |
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This is the official site for Glenboro, Manitoba. |
