How to get here

The Forks National Historic Site lies along the Red River, a peaceful stretch of land dedicated to quiet contemplation of times past. Peaceful, that is, unless there's a festival underway: then it's time to celebrate! Here's how to travel to The Forks, no matter where you are located or how you're travelling.

•  By vehicle

  
  The Forks National Historic Site is located in the centre of Winnipeg and can easily be accessed by private vehicle. For parking information, please refer to Facilities and services.
•  By bus

  
  Winnipeg Transit offers bus service to The Forks. For route and schedule information, contact Winnipeg Transit at Phone number: 204-287-RIDE (7433), via text at 287898, or go to www.winnipegtransit.com.

  • The closest stop is #10907.
  • Stops #10641, #10625 and #11052 at the intersection of Main Street and Broadway (Union Station) offer access from additional routes and are a short walk away.
  • Winnipeg Transit Plus offers door-to-door transportation for those with mobility challenges who are unable to use the fixed-route system.
•  By rail

  
  VIA Rail has regular train service to Winnipeg's 100-year-old Union Station, located on the doorstep of The Forks National Historic Site. Learn more about Via Rail service.
•  By foot

  
  The Forks is a pedestrian-friendly area you can reach by Winnipeg's beautiful river walks during summer, fall and winter (spring flooding is an expected event in Winnipeg) or by any of the access routes available to vehicles.
•  By bike

  
  Cycling is a great way to come to The Forks. There are many bike paths on and near the site. We do request that you dismount and walk your bicycle on all ramps and in congested areas, so everyone's visit is pleasant and safe.
•  By boat

  
  Docking facilities are available at The Forks, so why not come ashore for a stroll?