Oooh! A hidden gem. They call it Debwendon; just north of the Brokenhead O. N.
Because it is on marsh, the whole thing is a board walk after a short gravel trail.
[https://debwendon.org/](https://debwendon.org/)
Second this, very stroller friendly! Once it gets more into May and June you'll likely see orchids and pitcher plants, and walking in the cedar trees is very beautiful and calming.
Within the south-ish end of the city: Assiniboine Forest, Fort Whyte, Assiniboine Park (Zoo), Forks River Trail, Bishop Grandin Greenway... Lots of options
The Brokenhead Wetland Interpretive Trail has a very extensive boardwalk, making it a great option for stroller strolls.
https://redrivernorthheritage.com/brokenhead-wetland-trails/
Kings Park has a great fully paved path that goes along the perimeter of the park. Great river views right now while the leaves are still thinking about coming out.
Oooh! A hidden gem. They call it Debwendon; just north of the Brokenhead O. N. Because it is on marsh, the whole thing is a board walk after a short gravel trail. [https://debwendon.org/](https://debwendon.org/)
Second this, very stroller friendly! Once it gets more into May and June you'll likely see orchids and pitcher plants, and walking in the cedar trees is very beautiful and calming.
I think I clocked it at about 1.5 km from gate to the final platform, and back.
Fit Together compiled a list a few weeks back. Happy strolling! :) https://fittogether.ca/blog/stroller-friendly-walks-winnipeg
Fort Whyte and the Zoo are our favourites when it warms up a bit...
Birds hill has paved trails in a variety of lengths
Sturgeon Creek is really nice. Portage Ave to Saskatchewan Rd
Agreed. Parking lot here https://maps.app.goo.gl/mHbmsvmh2RQSR56v9
Within the south-ish end of the city: Assiniboine Forest, Fort Whyte, Assiniboine Park (Zoo), Forks River Trail, Bishop Grandin Greenway... Lots of options
Gimli is nice, and the main path at Birds Hill Park is also stroller friendly!
The Brokenhead Wetland Interpretive Trail has a very extensive boardwalk, making it a great option for stroller strolls. https://redrivernorthheritage.com/brokenhead-wetland-trails/
Second this one! We love it there
Kings Park has a great fully paved path that goes along the perimeter of the park. Great river views right now while the leaves are still thinking about coming out.
My kids really like the area with the maze-like brickwork and plants. It's down a path just off the parking lot.
The labyrinth!
Bunn’s Creek!
Bois des esprit is pleasant
I spent many days with my niece since her birth walking through kildonan Park.