• Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site - Discover the fur-trade era with a tour of one of the most complete stone fur-trading posts in North America.
• St Andrew’s Rectory National Historic Site of Canada - Enjoy tea, dainties, and a glimpse into 19th-century life at this National Historic Site.
• St Andrew’s Lock and Dam - Witness the remarkable engineering of St. Andrews Lock and Dam, the only functioning Caméré curtain-style dam in North America.
• Red River Floodway - Marvel at the immense scale of the Red River Floodway, an extensive earth-moving project designed to shield the region from historic floods.

• Professional guide
• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Safety & navigation gear
• Hiking gear
• Sun & bug protection
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

This delightful day-trip starts with a scenic drive along the historic River Road Parkway, with a stop at St. Andrews Rectory for tea, treats, and an insightful tour of 19th-century life. Upon reaching Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site—the most complete stone fur-trading post in North America—visitors will be transported back in time. The tour includes a walk through the impressive stone fort, exploring original limestone buildings where costumed interpreters vividly recreate the lively stories and daily activities of the 1800s fur trade.

The excursion continues to Lockport for a leisurely lunch at a charming local restaurant. Following this, the day transitions to a remarkable engineering feat at the St. Andrews Lock and Dam, the only one of its kind in North America. Here, visitors can observe American White Pelicans up close, standing just feet away from these magnificent birds. Conclude the adventure with a visit to the impressive Red River Floodway to learn about the area’s historic floods, before enjoying a short, pleasant drive back to the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.