Top Things to do in Falcon Lake
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Top 5 Nature & Parks in Falcon Lake, Whiteshell Provincial Park
Discover the best top things to do in Falcon Lake, Manitoba including Rainbow Falls, Falcon Lake, Falcon Lake Main Beach, Falcon Creek Self-Guiding Trail, McGillivray Falls Self-guiding Trail.
1. Rainbow Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Gass1 - Winnipeg, Canada
We took a camping lot on white lake. The lake itself is nothing special, has a small sandy beach and basic services. About a ten minute walk from the camping ground you will get to the rainbow falls. A nice small water fall, around 5.5 feet in hight and 8 feet wide. No sandy beaches all stone and rock structure. The water is shallow, and the water bed is rocky as well. But it’s nice to get your back massaged while standing under the splashes of the fall. A quick jump from the top of the fall must not be missed. Despite the area can be reached walking, it has a parking area. Its good to combine it with a trip to the area wouldn’t be worth to drive that far only for the falls
2. Falcon Lake
3. Falcon Lake Main Beach
4. Falcon Creek Self-Guiding Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By BrittanyMExplores - Winnipeg, Canada
The Falcon Creek Self-Guiding Trail is a short 2.2 km loop trail, just a short drive from Falcon Lake townsite off the Trans Canada Highway, next to the Falcon Beach Ranch. The trail follows over the rocky landscape and through forested areas. There was one very large rock positioned along the trail that was deposited there by glaciers back in the day, from the receding ice, which was interesting to see. You can also spot lots of quartz veins in the rocks along the trail. The trail had some ups and downs along the rocks, but overall, was an easy hike. The trail was well-marked. This trail was scenic and had great views and beautiful nature along the way. Would recommend!
5. McGillivray Falls Self-guiding Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By TnJAdvents
One of many nice hiking trails in the Whiteshell. Some elevation changes and a variety of changes from climbing rock to bush to lakefront trails. Perfect trail for its moderate difficulty and distance. Later in the season so the ‘falls’ were a little underwhelming but still a great time. We did the hike backwards so to get a lead-up to the falls. Recommend you do it that way. Take the trail to the left of the sign board to do in reverse.
