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Active Transportation Routes

Bicycle commuters can plan their bike route using any of the four main Active Transportation Routes to The Forks.

  • North Route: Waterfront Drive
  • South Route: Churchill Drive
  • East Route: Esplanade Riel
  • West Route: Assiniboine Avenue (and bonus Riverwalk!)

Active Transportation Route Overview Map

North Route: Waterfront Drive

North Route

South Route: Churchill Drive

South Route

East Route: Esplanade Riel

East Route

West Route: Assiniboine Avenue (and bonus Riverwalk!)

West Route

(Source: The Forks Blog, 2017)

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Parking Changes

The parking process has recently changed! Complimentary parking is now available through FNP Parking while visiting the Children’s Museum! Simply register your license plate number with an Admissions Attendant after you check-in at the Children’s Museum for a maximum of 3 hours of free parking onsite at The Forks. NOTICE: DO NOT USE THE FNP…
Sep 15, 2018 • FNP Parking, parking, The Forks
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Halloween Howl Update

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT Please be advised that only guests who purchased their tickets in advance will be granted access to this year's Halloween Howl event. Tickets will NOT be available for purchase at the door. (Update posted October 17, 2018 @ 10:29AM)
Oct 17, 2018 • dance party, DJ Mama Cutsworth, halloween, Halloween Howl, Let’s Talk Science, photo booth, Pixels and Giggles, Prairie Exotics, trick-or-treat, Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre
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Call For Participants: Circles For Reconciliation

Children’s Museum Circle Dates: Tuesdays from April 2 to June 4, 2019 Time: 1:00PM – 2:30PM Location: 45 Forks Market Road, Winnipeg, MB, R3C 4T6 As signatories to Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord, the Children’s Museum is committed to promoting deeper intercultural understanding, increased empathy, and mutual respect within our community. With these goals in mind, the…
Feb 21, 2019 • 94 Calls to Action, Circles For Reconciliation, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord
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