Top 12 Places to Visit in
Flin Flon | Manitoba
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“Flinty” Statue
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5 (3 votes)
The town is named after a science fiction character, Josiah Flintabbatey Flonatin, from the 1905 book The Sunless City by E. Preston Muddock. His large statue on the Station museum grounds was erected in 1962 on a design by cartoonist Al Capp. The mining prospectors who discovered large mineral deposits near the future site of […]
Home Town of Bobby Clarke
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5 (1 vote)
Legendary Bobby Clarke was born and raised in Flin Flon and became a superstar with the Flin Flon Bombers in the 1960s. You can learn more about the hockey superstar at the Whitney Forum, an indoor skating rink. Built in 1958, houses a series of memories from the glory days of the Flin Flon Bombers. The Forum […]
The Hundred Stairs
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5 (1 vote)
In 1935, a large flight of stairs was built for pedestrians as a short cut to get to Main Street from Third Avenue. In 1947, local politicians conceived of the 140-metre tunnel to get pedestrians between the two locations instead of having to walk up the hundred stairs. The builders got within four metres of […]
Flinty’s Boardwalk Hike
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3.5 (4 votes)
Bring your hiking boots and water bottle to Flinty’s Boardwalk. The 4.2-kilometre hike will bring you around the perimeter of Ross Lake for some spectacular views. Allow for 1 hour to complete the hike.
Flin Flon Station Museum
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5 (1 vote)
A good place to see into Flin Flon’s past. This museum is based in a former Canadian National Railway station built in 1934. It contains artifacts relating to the mining history, a diving suit and helmet, a Linn tractor used in early freight hauls. Also on display is a 63 lb. lake trout caught in […]
Duck Pond
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5 (1 vote)
Wildlife Sanctuary on the Hapnot Lake is the duck pond home for hundreds of indigenous birds and ducks that return annually to nest in the town in the summer. A small, beautiful Wildlife Sanctuary is an amazing place to walk, explore, or just sit down on a bench and listen to the birdsongs The place is on Ross Street near […]
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- 4 Ross St, Flin Flon, MB R8A 0X8
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- flinflonheritageproject.com
Bakers Narrows Provincial Park
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5 (1 vote)
Located just south of Flin Flon, Bakers Narrows Provincial Park consists of 145 hectares of Precambrian boreal forest. An angler’s retreat, the park is hidden in the vast mixed forest of coniferous and deciduous trees of the Canadian Shield. The Viewing Tower is the 360 view of the lake, forest and rock are spectacular. This […]
- 19 km south of Flin Flon on PTH 10
- 204-687-16519
- https://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/parks/park-maps-and-locations/northwest/bakers.html
Cranberry Portage Heritage Museum
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5 (1 vote)
Take the drive into Cranberry Portage and stop into the Cranberry Portage Heritage Museum. Since small-town museums don’t have the most regular hours, be sure to check open times before you visit. Museum in restored CNR station building declared a heritage site. The mission is to promote, protect and preserve objects, specimens, records, sites & […]
Northern Visual Art Centre
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5 (1 vote)
The Northern Visual Arts Centre in Flin Flon, Manitoba is a non-profit arts centre, gallery, and studio cooperative. Our mission is to provide a creative, dynamic, welcoming space where visual artists can develop, educate, exhibit and grow. We exhibit local and nationally recognized artists, provide studio space to local member artists, and offer a wide […]
Metal Flower Artwork on the Border
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5 (1 vote)
A beautiful Metal Flower Artwork is based on the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Border. Special thanks to the artist(s). Enjoyed the creativity. Also, nearby, is the local mine (the big stack) & a mining monument.
Chicken Chef Restaurant
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5 (1 vote)
Best restaurant in town. Breakfast is very quick and they keep the coffee coming. Founded in 1978, Chicken Chef is one of Western Canada’s fastest-growing family restaurants. It offers a famous pressure-fried chicken and fresh-dough pizza.
Bakers Narrows Lodge Fishing
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5 (1 vote)
Fishing is best done bright and early, so head out on the water to reel in a big one! If you didn’t bring your own boat, you can take an excursion with a fishing guide through Bakers Narrows Lodge.
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