Photo: Visitor Information Centre Wasagaming Manitoba Canada

The Visitor Information Centre in the town of Wasagaming; a Heritage Building in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba Canada. Riding Mountain National Park is protected by the Government of Canada for the enjoyment and education of all Canadians.

The Visitor Information Centre, in the town of Wasagaming, is situated in Riding Mountain National Park. The park, located in the province of Manitoba, is situated in the middle of an agricultural landscape and forms part of the Manitoba Escarpment. This area protects a wide variety of plant and animal life. As it is a National Park of Canada, the Canadian government pays for the upkeep of the park and keeps it open for visitors to hike and enjoy the natural scenery of the Prairie Provinces of Canada. The park is also known for its birdwatching activities and even has a Bison compound that allows you to see these animals in their natural habitat and to observe them peacefully.

The resort town of Wasagaming is located in the park on the edge of Clear Lake, and is a popular place for visitors, especially in the summertime when the town offers all sorts of activities and the ability to camp. ... continue below the picture...

... The Visitor Information Centre is a stop on the way into the park where anyone can inquire about activities going on in the park, and about the different views of nature the park has to offer.

The Visitor Information Centre is a Heritage building as well, which means that it has been designated as such by the Canadian government, stating it is a building to be protected as it is a part of Canada's heritage.

Visitor Information Centre, a Heritage building in the town of Wasagaming, Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba, Canada.