All Town of Manning in Manning

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A mounted albino moose and a 1500 year old arrow head are just a couple of amazing things available to see at the Battle River Pioneer Museum.   Visitors can easily imagine the town of Manning many years ago while touring the large main building, a cabin, post office, blacksmith shop and machine shed. An annual Heritage Day weekend antique tractor parade showcases the farm machinery used many years ago!  Imagine the early pioneers at work while watching the Heritage Day demonstrations that may include wood working, rope making, and flour milling. The museum’s collection also includes a mounted moose, timber wolf, cougar, grizzly bear, albino porcupine and many other odd and unusual items.  This museum located 1 km east of the Town of Manning on Secondary Highway #691 is open May 15 – September 15, 10am to 6pm daily. By appointment call – 780-836-2374.  Visitors to the area can access Manning’s Visitor Information Centre while visiting the museum as it is right next door! 

Cool off and have fun on warm summer days at the Millennium Splash Park!  Located beside the Millennium Playground and the High School this is an awesome community area to be active and have fun with the whole family. 

Visiting Manning and the County of Northern Lights this summer?  Drop into the Manning Visitor Centre to get all the information you need to make your visit a success.  You’ll be greeted by a volunteer from the Manning Star Centre for seniors, who will happily help you with any information you may be looking for.  While you’re there, pop over to the Battle River Pioneer Museum which is just next door, and tour this fascinating facility!   The Visitor Centre is open mid May to mid September, Monday through Saturday – call 780-836-2334 for more information. 

River Portion 

Walk, run or cycle along the scenic riverside walking trail in the beautiful town of Manning Alberta.  This trail follows the gentle curves of the beautiful Notikewan River.  Enjoy a relaxing view of the water and bird song all within town limits!  While taking a stroll, families can enjoy the nearby playground, river side beach, volleyball nets and firepits found along the trail.  Campers at the Riverside Campground can access the trail which is between the river and the campground. Get out and enjoy a sparkling winter’s day, this portion of the path is cleared of snow during winter months. 

North Portion 

The north portion of the Manning walking trails runs along side 7th avenue in Manning and goes past the Three Battle Skate park and a community playground.  This portion of the path is cleared of snow during winter months so take advantage of a mild winter day and get out on the trail for a breath of fresh air! 

Southeast Portion 

The southeast portion of the Manning walking trails runs past the Battle River Agricultural Grounds and behind the Manning Sports Centre and arena.   This portion of the trail runs north to meet up with the River portion of the trail.  Enjoy this area in summer months as snow is not cleared here during the winter months.  

A variety of playground equipment offers hours of active fun for children. Located at 116 1 Ave SW in the Town of Manning.

The Millennium Playground offers several fun options of play equipment, bring your bathing suit and a towel as well –there is a splash park beside this playground. Located at 5th Street NE in the Town of Manning.

Some great choices of play equipment on offer to entertain and amuse children. Bring a picnic and enjoy a beautiful Peace Country day. Located at 6th Ave NW in the Town of Manning