Trails Manitoba / Sentiers Manitoba is the official body overseeing the coordination of the building of the Trans Canada Trail in the province. It is governed by a volunteer board currently consisting of eleven people, including three regional representatives.
It is a governing and overseeing body that provides management and direction for trail development undertaken by 21 regional trail associations. With over 100 volunteers, Trails Manitoba has in-office staff consisting of the Executive Director and Office Administrator.
Mission: Our mission is to offer the necessary support and resources to promote the development and utilization of recreational trails across Manitoba, thereby enhancing the overall well-being of our communities.
What We Do:
- Provide funding to recognized trail associations and stewardship organizations for trail development.
- Offer resources to trail builders and users.
- Promote the Trans Canada Trail in Manitoba.
- Advocate for the expansion of the Manitoba trail network.
Vision: Our vision is for people in Manitoba to value and enjoy a fully integrated and supported trail network, fostering connections among communities and individuals across the province.
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