People looking to head outdoors to a Manitoba provincial park won’t have to reach into their wallets to pay this February.
In an online press release, the province announced no vehicle permits will be required at parks for the entire month.
“Free park entry gives everyone more opportunities to enjoy nature and the great outdoors,” said Jeff Wharton, Climate and Parks minister.
COVID-19 protocols are still in place for various parts of the parks, and some warming huts are open with restricted capacities.
Provincial parks currently have groomed trails for activities like cross-country skiing, fat biking, hiking, and skating.
The province is encouraging people planning to visit the parks to check online for current trail and weather conditions.
The province’s Snopasses will still be required for people using the provincial snowmobile trails.
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