7 Wonders of Manitoba Episode 1: Manitoba's Great Falls
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- Introducing the ✨ 7 Wonders of Manitoba! ✨
We are excited to share an incredible documentary series that features seven of Manitoba’s most outstanding sites.
Each site was selected for its unique natural features, geological history, or the wildlife that inhabits it. The series inspires a sense of awe and appreciation for Manitoba’s beauty - we hope it does for you too!
First up: Learn about the astonishing power behind Manitoba’s great waterfalls.
Locations featured in this video include Pisew Falls and Kwasitchewan Falls - both located on Treaty 5 territory. Enjoy exploring these wonders and discovering the marvels of our province.
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Breathtaking. I had goosebumps watching this video. ❤
As Manitobans we really are blessed with an amazing province to explore.
Not really. We all live a 8-10hr drive from anywhere ok to look at.
Might as well drive to BC.
RRWO - totally agree.
(For those willing to appreciate them it seems) more for people like us.
Me to
Have to travel to Thompson periodically for my job. Every time I do, I stop in at Pisew Falls. If you live in Manitoba, and you don't visit Pisew Falls, you're missing out.
I will check on that, sir..thank you for sharing. Bty I lived in the swan river.
Worth the trip for sure. It’s beautiful country!!
I'm putting that in my Canada visit schedule
I was born and raised in this province and never throughout my entire grade school and university stint has a teacher/professor ever taught students about this place. Even in my Geography classes. Not even a mention. Had I not stumbled upon this video, I would’ve never known this place existed.
Thank you for producing this. Most people have no idea this place exists
They aren't kidding with the "experienced hikers only" bit, especially the Grass River route! We found it very tough, but rewarding! We hiked it at mid-May, so there were no mosquitoes and the weather was pleasantly mild. BUT, there were still some snow drifts on the trail to contend with. I'd also say this is a suitable practice hike working up to the Mantario Trail.
Great documentary!
Wow! Now this video series is tax money well spent. Stunning photography all from our own home province! I’m passing this on to my family, especially the ones who have moved away. Just gorgeous. Thank you for posting this!!
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Hello from Québec. I'm ashamed to say I don't know a lot about Manitoba except Winnipeg, St-Boniface, the obvious places, Churchill... but this video is a gem! What a beautiful and spectacular river this is... Glad to have found this on YT. Thank you!
Absolutely stunning.
What an incredible video! Thank you for uploading this.
Fantastic videography! TY
I was born in Churchill and grew up around pikwiktonie Manitoba I love these videos!!! Thank you
It really is so beautiful ☺️ I love our gorgeous province!
Wow, what a really well done series. The effort put into this shows!
I wish I could spend time with my family here
Take a spin north people. The scenic views we have in our province are beautiful!!!
My family has been canoeing this route since the 70's .. where the original canoe quest took place.. this is a very amazing place..
Breathtaking! I like to think I know manitoba...sadly I had not heard of these falls before this video.
About a day’s drive from Winnipeg
8 hr drive to Thompson and Pisew is 1 hr south of Thompson..
my grandmother was from Manitoba... she's long since passed but she was a proud Canadian and was an amazing soul....
I didn’t know ther was such thing. Beautiful view.
Fantastic video about some truly amazing scenery in Manitoba! I have been saying for years that Manitoba has so much to offer, the province just needs to show people what it is! This series is a great way to do just that!
I have visited both falls, they are truly amazing! We boated down the Grass River, as I think the hike would have not gone really well (megamosquitos). Going to the far side of Pisew's suspension bridge is worthwhile as the ecosystem is certainly quite "B.C like" ...indeed
Visited this Falls just last year and its incredible! just amazing
Beautiful! ... and a beautifully done video!
I would like to appreciate your voice over, it was so calming and I started a good and a knowledgeable day.
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Great cinematography!
Now they should expand these videos, make them longer and more in depth. Manitoba and Manitobans in general think themselves and this great province as "less" than other provinces. I have discovered Manitoba to be a beautiful ,really untouched natural wonderland and I am very happy to call it My Home!
Manitoba is full is miserable losers
Bravo. Excellent production by all, involved.
Thank you.
Awesome video!
Hiked the kwasitchewan falls trail this summer and got some neat drone footage if you guys want it :)
How long one way for hike?
Learn something new everyday! Good to come across this vid. Beautiful place Manitoba's have there. It's not all farm land. I'm from BC, and that looks very much like we're I live. Come to BC if you want to see some big waterfalls (not bragging) Cheers from the coastal mountains.
Awesome!
Pisew Falls is actually Manitoba's third largest waterfall behind Kwasitchewan Falls & Kapataytay Falls. We did the 29km trail to Kwasitchewan Falls in 2019, one of my favourite Manitoban trails🙌
Hey, lets go hiking together, I have camping equipment we can make out in the fresh morning air, and then again in the fresh evening breeze... ;-)
where is Kapataytay falls in manitoba never heard of it and couldn't find info on the web bout it in manitoba!
@@stephenbate933 its just to the east of Conowappa
@@stephenbate933 Kapataytay Falls in on the Odie River near Thompson. Look up Wildhouse Media on Instagram they have done the canoe route to the falls several times! They are very difficult to access and sadly there is no hiking trail to them
@SubArc Adventures Natural resources/conservation staff, trappers, prospectors, curious helicopter pilots... Those are modern people who would have been there over the years. It's a cool region, but hard to reach.
I went there several years back, it's beautiful. You can sit right next to the falls at the top.
What a treasure!
Why do you have such loud music in the background? Distracting
Visited PSIEW falls three times an unforgettable experience
always some great fishing spots
Wekusko Falls is also really beautiful on the way to Snow Lake.
Another beautiful spot yep!!!
I went on a one week fishing trip in Manitoba and would love to return for another one
Cool 😎
Beautiful.
Nicely done.
Came for 7 wonders , got 1
We (my wife and I) got 60% into K waterfall last summer but the trail was swamped out and she wanted to turn back. It was 38°c and the worms falling from the conifers were pretty gross. Literally raining worms on us. But it was still great. We aim to return this fall and look forward to camping at the K falls. 👍😎. On the was up we stopped in for a picnic at Little Limestone Lake (episode 2) and the horse flys 🪰 and mosquitoes 🦟. So many🤮 ....
I'm from BC, and I hear you're mosquito's 🦟 can kill and carry off cats and small dogs, lol.
Very Awesome!
Beautiful 😍😍😍
I live there for 10 years.now im in bc mountains,rivers,canyon,lakes rivers ,rain forest so amazing .Thankful to God.weather here so very light.fruits awesome.
This is so well done.!
Bet the mosquitos are like Stuka dive bombers
Born southern Manitoba
Horse flies are even worse.
Great video!
No map?
It’s so Jarvis there
Jaromeisinsane jarvis
What is the background song?
Why do so many videos today have background music playing while someone is narrating?
Damn I didn't even know about this place and I traveled to Thompson many times even by SkiDoo from Pukatawagan MB. By road as will
manitoba has 100,000 fresh water lakes of world record , which no other place or country has ,
Dream live in manitoba
greatest reststop ever...........
Being in Manitoba the sound at 3:01 triggered the unconscious reaction to whack myself in the head with a pair of headphones...
Well done Travel Manitoba!
The least you could do is leave out the billions of years. Give God the credit where credit is due!
Get serious dude.
Woah, how do I get to the place at 4:20?
It's always great. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks
Suggest me someplaces please i live here a new comer
Manitoba has more rock, water, and forests than the other 'Prairie' provinces (Yes, more rock than Alberta). The only farmland is south of Winnipeg, and the SouthWestern section.
it was interesting that north of Winnipeg is rocky, and massive lakes. The ski mountains Northeast of the city and the Whitewater rafting near the Ontario Border is second to none.
need my old inner tube and a case of beer
Between Waboden and Thompson.....only scenic location...in the middle of nowhere
No, Manitoba has so many beautiful lakes and rivers you can visit.
@@1sTEfFaniE1 visited them “all” over 20 yrs....from east to west and north to south....camping ...renting cottage on toooo many.... during exploration in natural science field
@@fordominusfordominus9048 your first comment made it seem like the only scenic area in MB is in the middle of nowhere, is that not what you meant?
@@1sTEfFaniE1 it’s exactly what I meant....the only truly Manitoba spectacular natural viewpoint is in the middle of nowhere......surrounding lakes are picturesque.....but all....”am Arsch der Welt”...not to mention the mosquitos.....
@@fordominusfordominus9048 I mean manitoba has lots to offer in terms of scenery if you've only ever lived on the prairies and have no idea what the rest of the world looks like. As for the skeeters totally right and there are plenty of places in Canada and north america that are more beautiful than anything we have to offer here and are skeeter free.
LOL!!! I looked on google maps and there are no INterstate highwasy there. Yeeeeeeeech!
there are NO DEER at Pisew Falls
are you suggesting they used a file photo at 5:45 ? because that's a deer!
I used to patrol there, I dont believe you are correct.
@@GusgusA1 lol @ patrolling there, maybe if you remove the "pa" from the word I'd believe you to be correct. you started by calling them liars, somehow I tend to believe the film board rather than a loudmouth troll :p
@@dosmundos3830 He’s right. There are no deer there. That’s stock footage.
@SubArc Adventures okay bud
Lived in Winnipeg twice and a few wonders you missed were, I wonder if I'll be stabbed or I wonder if my car is safe. Outside the City is no doubt wonderful, however as a Province it has a long way to go for many reasons to attract Tourism. Tent caterpillars were mentioned by one person and I agree, they are gross.
yeah because crime only exists in Manitoba. lol
Pea Soup Falls
Pea soup falls....?? Cannot understand her?
Pisew bro
13 thumbs down out of 42 thousand views. Whats wrong with you people ?
Now 21... Probably self-loathing Manitobans
The greatest wonder is why anyone would want to go to manitoba in the first place.
a greater wonder is why you are here to comment in the first place
@@dosmundos3830 I don't understand why you're so mad at me sir
@@xXwatevermanXx so mad? hardly. if you can't imagine going to Manitoba then why are you going to a site about Manitoba? I just don't understand you, not mad at you.
You and I've got along fine and I don't know why this is happening.
@@xXwatevermanXx wtf are you blabbering about?
🤣Another wonder that most of us don't know about and will never see. Manitoba is a scam.
I'd like to see the invoice for this page, cross reference the views to the likely ridiculous projected visibility, and shut it down for ridiculously under performing to put the money toward something like.....further audits of public spending.
@DW Check my playlists for 'WRHA Stories' for a real look into the Manitoba most victims don't live to tell about😂Happy New Year!
@DW I wish it were that simple. The province is sick. Most of us don't even know the Constitution(Our rights as Canadians) and sadly, with all that's happened just in my case, it's pretty clear that the place has been run into the ground by a group of Baptist Psychopaths. The Constitution is considered Tripe. Bold to say? In the 80's, my Grandfather was one of the Men responsible for building the foundation for the economy wide mess we have now. Healthcare? Is poor here because the money is being diverted into the pockets of unions and corporate partners who give a portion back to keep the system working just well enough to help ease the possibility of Litigious circumstances coming to bear. This province is a Racketeer driven disaster.
It’s pretty sad that the government has to for us in to isolation in our homes for you to produce a program about the out doors. Is the new government edict going to be “look but don’t touch”.
The government has never told people not to spend time outdoors. I'm not sure where you are getting this from.
Too many Navahos there!
Вітання з України!
I have heard that Trudeau plans to change the name of Manitoba to Personitoba not sure I like that.