Mount Assiniboine is hard to miss. Known as “the Matterhorn of the Rockies” because of its resemblance to the pyramidal European peak in the Alps, Assiniboine is also the highest peak (3,618 metres) ...

At 11,870 feet, Mount Assiniboine has that special something that all great peaks possess: sheer rock faces, hanging glaciers and tumbling waterfalls. Once you set eyes on it, the mountain ...

The 35-minute tour will provide fantastic aerial views of the iconic Mt. Assiniboine Peak for $430 per person, but you won't land in the park. ... Travel Tips For Hiking Mount Assiniboine.

Mount Assiniboine and Hamber provincial parks, studded with mountain peaks, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, canyons and limestone caves, form a striking mountain landscape. The Burgess Shale fossil site, ...

Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park. This park is known for its spectacular mountain landscapes, including the towering peaks of Mount Assiniboine, the Matterhorn of the Rockies. 5.

home to the largest peak in the Canadian Rockies, is a must-see. This area is home to seven UNESCO-designated parks, including Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park. Explore the mountain ranges with a ...

As overland flooding subsides across southern Manitoba, the Assiniboine River continues to rise — with its peak expected to reach Portage la Prairie today, the province’s Hydrologic Forecast ...

Environment Canada’s monitoring station for the Assiniboine River in Brandon lists the water having peaked at 1,175.98 feet above sea level on April 19. The water level then dropped to 1,175.63 ...

Officials in Brandon in western Manitoba say dikes appear to be holding back the rising Assiniboine River ... t increased and may actually be at its peak. But officials say the water will be ...