Morden, Manitoba, Canada is located in the southern regions of Manitoba, Canada in the Pembina Valley. The community is one of the more natural, greener communities in the region decorated with trees, flowers and waterways like Deadhorse Creek and Lake Minnewasta
Attractions, adventures and activities most enjoyed in and around Morden. MB and the surrounding areas includes fishing, golfing, camping, swimming, boating, water skiing, sailing, sunbathing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, picnicking, birdwatching, mountain biking, flight seeing, cross country skiing, ice fishing, snowmobiling and spa experiences.
A few of the more popular activity and sightseeing destinations located within the the Pembina Valley Region includes the Pembina Valley Provincial Park, Lake Minnewasta, Colbert Beach, Millennium Pathway, Minnewasta Trail, Kinsmen Pathway, Livingston Nature Park, Morden Park, Confederation Park, Suncatch Park, Stanley Centennial Park and the Buhler Boardwalk.
Places to stay, services and amenities important to travelers in and around Morden Manitoba includes accommodations (hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts (B&B), vacation homes, resort, inns, lodges), campgrounds, tours, restaurants, laundromat, coffee shops, grocery stores, pubs, liquor store, banks, gas station, gift stores, and internet services.
The most visited natural sightseeing attractions, historical sites and cultural venues in and around Morden Manitoba includes the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre, Pembina Hills Arts Centre, Pembina Threshermen’s Museum, 1901 Arlington Hotel, 1890 AP Braun Home, 1898 John Hobbs Building, 1894 Maple Leaf School, 1891 David Stodders Home, Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame and the 1885 Gothic Revival Church.
Transportation services getting to and from and around Morden, Manitoba include taxi, and the Morden Regional Airport.