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A Maze In Corn has a little bit of everything, from zip line adventures to a petting zoo, sweet corn fields to a scary haunted place! There are six zip lines that offer marvelous aerial views of the prairies and the meandering Red River. The farm also has a Dual Racing Zip Line for those with a competitive streak. After climbing rope bridges and descending ravines, head to the on-site Snack Shack for some finger food and frozen drinks. Rejuvenated, you can choose from a variety of attractions at this farm. The Petting Zoo has adorable Clydesdale horses, calves, bunnies and sheep, while The Giant Bale Pyramid is perfect for photo ops and selfies. For a bit of Halloween fun, the Pumpkin Barn is full of bright orange pumpkins of varied sizes to create Jack' O Lanterns, and the Haunted Forest has scary thrills hidden amid corn mazes. Embark on hayrides and pony rides to explore the surroundings, or head to one of the Group Sites, which have BBQ grills, bonfire pits and picnic tables, for a quintessential countryside experience. The ticket prices and timings vary for each attraction.

Named after Dr. Curtis Park, the Birds Hill Provincial Park was opened to celebrate Canada’s 100th birthday, and features an unusual collection of diverse landscapes. From windswept prairies and rolling green meadows, to forests dominated by oak and aspen trees, the park covers nearly 3358 hectares (8300 acres) of land near Winnipeg. This massive park runs thick with kilometers of walking and cycling trails flanked by fields of wildflowers, inviting outdoor enthusiasts all year round. Its wooded depths are also home to a preserved historic homestead and a riding stable. At the heart of the park lies the sparkling Kingfisher Lake that is skirted by endless sandy stretches of the shore. Throughout the year, Birds Hill brims with a flurry of activities and events, including the Winnipeg Folk Festival, one of the largest of its kind in North America. Scores of visitors also stop by the park to watch engaging equestrian shows and polo tournaments.

Beaudry Provincial Park is located 27 kilometers (16.77 miles) to the west of Winnipeg. Province of Manitoba established the Beaudry Provincial Park in 1975, after sourcing the land from private owners. Encompassing an area of more than 809 hectares (2000 acres), this park is rich with diverse varieties of flora and fauna, making Beaudry Provincial Park a delightful retreat for the nature lover.

St. Andrews Caméré Curtain Bridge Dam stretches 270 meters (885 feet) across Canada's mighty Red River. This colossal structure is made up of a bridge and a movable dam - a feature that helps to keep the water at manageable levels throughout the summer months, and promotes an undisturbed flow of flood waters in autumn. This movable dam is heralded as an engineering feat, and is considered to be the only one of its kind in the world. Construction of the massive bridge and dam began in 1907 and it was designated a National Historic Site in 1990. The bridge and dam are still in use today, and draws scores of visitors who admire its fascinating architecture by foot, or from the car.