Yesterday I wrote about Qausuittuq National Park, which is a park you may not ever visit unless you are highly experienced, fully self-reliant, and prepared for extreme hazards, unpredictable river crossings, and polar bear encounters as it is in the very far North of Nunavut, but today I'm writing about a National Park your entire family is able to enjoy together and where they will make incredible memories for sure - Riding Mountain National Park!
- Riding Mountain National Park is in Manitoba and covers 2,969 square kilometers.
- It is famous for the three distinct ecosystems - grasslands, boreal forest, and eastern deciduous forest which make Riding Mountain National Park.
- The diverse habitats mean excellent wildlife viewing. You can spot black bears, elk, moose, beavers, and wolves.
- Riding Mountain is home to a staggering diversity of living things - windswept grasslands, forests, orchids and lilies, lakes and wetlands all combine to make a place you and your family will love!
You will find my full post about Riding Mountain National Park at this link.
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