The Neepawa-Langford trail is 34 km and approximately 21 miles in length. It stretches from the Town of Neepawa to the southern boundary of Langford RM. The route begins at the Roadside Park Kiosk at the corner of Broadway & Hwy 16 in Neepawa and ends near Wellwood.
The Town of Neepawa, childhood home of Margaret Laurence, author of the “The Stone Angel” amongst numerous other works of Canadian literature, marks the northern boundary of the Neepawa Langford Trail. The Trans Canada trail makes use of the trail network within town and along the Whitemud River Valley. Leaving Neepawa it heads south. East of Lake Irwin in the RM of Langford the trail follows rural roads that take you through some diverse scenery throughout Langford’s Hammerston Sandhills where a variety of wildlife and vegetation can be seen. The terrain varies greatly from intensely cultivated and irrigated potato fields to rolling pastures.
The Neepawa-Langford trail offers unlimited opportunities for nature lovers, artists, historians, photographers, cyclists and explorers. Our trails are as varied as the multicultural makeup of our region.
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Adventures / Events
Experience a new adventure on the Neepawa-Langford trail!
Whether you choose to spend an afternoon exploring nature and getting some exercise, or a cycling trip following the Trans Canada Trail, this site will serve to assist you in organizing your outing.
This section of the trail is great for biking, hiking, or horseback riding.
Winter Fun:
This part of the Trans Canada Trail encourages winter use, by snowmobile, Cross-country skiing or even horse drawn sleigh. The trail routes vary dependant upon use. Please contact the trail association for more details.
All of these Trail Adventures are guaranteed to give you a new appreciation of magnificent trails network of trails and pathways in our region.
Neepawa-Langford Maps
Location of Neepawa/RM Langford trail in Manitoba
Overview Neepawa/RM Langford
Download a map of Neepawa/RM Langford trail
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Links
Organizations and partners are promoting the use and development of recreational trails for the benefit and enjoyment of all Manitobans and visitors to our province.
Town of Neepawa
RM of Langford
Accommodation / Amenities
Drinking water, washrooms, campgrounds, and equestrian facilities are only available at either ends of the 34 km trail, in the Town of Neepawa and the Town of Carberry.
Accommodations:
• Bay Hil Inns & Suites
• Highland Glen Bed and Breakfast
• Neepawa Motel
• The Garden Path Bed and Breakfast
• Vivian Motor Hotel
• Westway Inn
Camping:
• Lions Riverbend Campground
Trail Stewards
Local community groups become ‘stewards’ or ‘caretakers’ of sections of trail and parks in their neighbourhoods. These stewardship groups are the lifeblood of the Trans Canada Trail System. They work in partnership with the municipalities to oversee trail and habitat development, maintenance and educational opportunities.
Contact Us
Gerond R. Davidson: 204-476-5864
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