Hometown Tourist: Five Accessible Outings in Winnipeg
Celebrate Winnipeg’s nature, culture, and community through these five accessible activities that can be enjoyed with the support of a care provider. Care Possible platform bridges the gap between care providers and individuals seeking in-home care, facilitating inclusive and enjoyable experiences just like these.
1. Migration Magic: Fort Whyte Alive Sunset Goose Flights
Experience nature's wonders come to life through Fort Whyte Alive’s Sunset Goose Flights. Watch as thousands of geese create a stunning migration spectacle as they land on the lake after sunset.
Accessibility information is available on Fort Whyte Alive’s website, and requests can be made to accessibility@fortwhyte.org.
Admission and hours can be found on their website: Fort Whyte
2. A Horticultural Marvel: The Leaf at Assiniboine Park
The Leaf is a world-class indoor horticultural attraction at Assiniboine Park. This immersive experience takes visitors through four distinct biomes, showcasing a diverse tapestry of plant life.
While the person visiting pays the full admission rate, a support person can enter free of charge. Assiniboine Park Conservancy also works in conjunction with the Easter Seals’ Access 2 Entertainment program.
Hours and admission rates can be found on their website: Assiniboine Park - The Leaf
3. Urban Hikes: Discover Winnipeg's Scenic Trails
Unleash your adventurous spirit with urban hikes along Winnipeg's scenic trails. From St. Norbert Heritage Trail to the Transcona Trail, these walks embrace the city's natural beauty.
Trails Winnipeg provides a comprehensive list of trails, detailing surface types, lengths, points of interest, and restroom availability. Pick a route that aligns with your accessibility needs for a delightful outdoor experience for you and your care provider.
Check out their website and choose your adventure: Trails Winnipeg
4. Manitoba Museum: Journey Through Time and Space
Dive into history, culture, and science at the Manitoba Museum. Engaging exhibits and interactive displays cater to a wide range of interests.
The museum provides wheelchair accessibility, assistive listening devices, and sensory-friendly experiences.
Head to their website and plan your visit: Manitoba Museum
5. Royal Canadian Mint: Where Coins Come to Life
Discover the world of currency production at the Royal Canadian Mint. Whether you're a coin collector or simply curious about the minting process, this outing with your care provider promises to be an educational and fun experience.
The facility offers accessibility features like ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms.
Tour rates and hours can be found on their website: Winnipeg Mint
Everyone deserves the opportunity to explore their city's treasures. Through Care Possible, you can be a confident home town tourist, knowing that a dedicated care provider is there to support you.