Pinawa's Suspension Bridge — Attraction in Local Government District of Pinawa

I stopped @ Pinawa's Suspension Bridge on way 2 Pinawa which is located off the Alice Chambers Trail off of Hwy 211. Its 54 metres long & 1 metre wide. It crosses the Pinawa Channel north of the Pinawa Cementary, the bridge is part of a loop 4 interpretive walks, casual fishing & cross country skiing in the winter. The Pinawa Channel Heritage Walk which is located on the north side which can be accessed form the suspension bridge or by the diversion dam @ the end of Hwy 211 as u pass Pinawa & the Pinawa Golf Club. The town of Pinawa is about 90 minutes away from Winnipeg. This is a great day trip for anybody that likes the great outdoors. There r plenty of trails to hike or bike or u can either canoe or leisurely take a nice slow raft or tube down the river until u hit the suspension bridge. Wild Harmony Adventures can provide the equipment & guides. When ur done crossing the bridge u can also check out the town of Pinawa as well as visiting Pinawa Dam...

Pinawa's Suspension Bridge is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Manitoba. This picturesque bridge offers a captivating experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. The suspension bridge spans gracefully over the serene Pinawa Channel, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness. Visiting during the fall season is particularly rewarding, as the bridge is enveloped in a vibrant tapestry of autumn colors. Whether you're a hiker looking for a starting point for trails or simply seeking a tranquil spot to connect with nature, Pinawa's Suspension Bridge offers a memorable and accessible escape into Manitoba's...

We tried this trail starting at the diversion dam with the destination of the suspension bridge early July 2022. I consider myself an experienced hiker and this trail got us lost 3 times. A sign had shifted directions and about 3/4 of the way the trails began to overlap very regularly and we found ourselves in a very marsh like terrain. After detouring through the brush to avoid the water we found ourselves close to where we began! Maybe some new signage/trail markers are needed. Otherwise, the main trail was easy to navigate and...