Riverfront Walks
The Red River is central to the city; enjoy the walking paths for the best views and birdwatching.





Located along the banks of the Red River, Selkirk is a historic city in Manitoba that serves as the gateway to the Interlake region. Known for its deep roots in the fur trade and early settlement history, the city offers a peaceful atmosphere with a strong sense of community. Visitors can explore local heritage at various museums or enjoy the natural beauty of the riverfront walking trails. With its proximity to Winnipeg, Selkirk provides a convenient escape for those looking to experience small-town Manitoba life while still having access to modern amenities. It is an ideal destination for travelers interested in Canadian history and scenic prairie landscapes.
Located along the banks of the Red River, Selkirk is a historic city in Manitoba that serves as the gateway to the Interlake region. Known for its deep roots in the fur trade and early settlement history, the city offers a peaceful atmosphere with a strong sense of community. Visitors can explore local heritage at various museums or enjoy the natural beauty of the riverfront walking trails. With its proximity to Winnipeg, Selkirk provides a convenient escape for those looking to experience small-town Manitoba life while still having access to modern amenities. It is an ideal destination for travelers interested in Canadian history and scenic prairie landscapes.
Scenic views along the Red River.
Rich local history and heritage buildings.
Gateway to Manitoba's Interlake region.
Small-town atmosphere with urban amenities.
Small-town pace: Many local businesses may have shorter hours compared to larger cities like Winnipeg.
Transportation: Public transport options are limited; having a car is recommended for exploring the surrounding region.
Seasonal weather: Winters can be extremely cold, while summers are generally warm and pleasant.
The Red River is central to the city; enjoy the walking paths for the best views and birdwatching.
Check out the local museums to understand the city's importance in the fur trade and early settlement.
History enthusiasts and peaceful riverfront exploration.
CAD $
$80-$130 p/day
English, French
Visit during the summer months to experience local festivals and the best weather for outdoor activities.
June - August
Expect cool temperatures and potential river flooding during the spring thaw; a quiet time for indoor heritage visits.
The peak season with warm weather, perfect for exploring the river, local parks, and community events.
Crisp air and changing leaves make for beautiful scenery in the surrounding Red River Valley.
Cold and snowy; ideal for those who enjoy a quiet, frosty atmosphere and winter sports.