Whiteshell Provincial Park

Whiteshell Provincial Park is a 2,721 km² park midway situated in Canada in the territory of Manitoba. It is found in the southeast area of the region along the Manitoba-Ontario limit, around 130 km east of the city of Winnipeg. The recreation center is situated in the Canadian Shield area and has numerous streams, remote lakes, boreal woodland and uncovered stone edges. It has uncommon archeological locales of petroforms on level stone edges. The recreation center is utilized all year for the nature-situated diversion activities.

Whiteshell Provincial Park was assigned a common stop by the Government of Manitoba in 1961. The recreation center is viewed as a Class II ensured territory under the IUCN secured zone administration classifications. Whiteshell Provincial Park is home to an assortment of extensive warm blooded creatures including wild bear, moose, white-followed deer, wolves and lynx. Littler warm blooded animals, for example, otter, marten, fisher, red fox, mink, bunnies, beavers, bats, skunks, raccoons, muskrats and red squirrels likewise possess the recreation center.

Whiteshell Provincial Park contains 13 principle freshwater lakes which are utilized for diversion, for example, sculling, watersports and calculating. These lakes are:

• Falcon Lake
• West Hawk Lake
• Caddy Lake
• Brereton Lake
• War Eagle Lake