Let us help plan an interesting, educational, and fun programming experience for your students or tour group. Whether your group is walking through our beautiful Opimihaw Valley, handling artifacts, or learning a new life skill, we offer an experience that participants will remember for years to come!
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Step back in time with one of our interpretive guides to get a glimpse of what life was like on the plains long ago.
*Outdoors – Year Round – 45 minutes – 1 hour – All Ages
This trail walk introduces participants to the plants used in many ways by Plains Indigenous peoples. From bug repellent to basket making, the Opimihaw Valley has it all!
*Outdoors – May to October – 45 minutes – 1 hour – All Ages
Join one of our Archaeology Guides and explore the Trail of Discovery. Learn about the formation of the Opimihaw Valley, the history and science behind Archaeology, and see some locations of the dig sites that have been active in past years.
*Outdoors – Year Round – 45 minutes – 1 hour – All Ages
Learn more about our bison herd restored to Wanuskewin through this 45 minute program. From the bison hunt sculptures to the new trail of the bison lookout, this tour will help you gain a deeper understanding and connection to the significance of bison coming back to the land.
*Outdoors – Year Round – 45 minutes – 1 hour – All Ages
Explore more of Wanuskewin’s trails in a full interpretive program that takes you from the sculptures to the medicine wheel. This walk showcases the full Opimihaw Valley in more depth, and the stories the site holds.
*Outdoors – Year Round (weather permitting) – 2 hours – All Ages
This tour is a 2 hour immersive program that introduces school groups to Plains bison in every essence. Students will learn of the ecological impacts of the bison, their importance to the grasslands, history of the relationship between bison and people on the Plains, and the bison herds specifically at Wanuskewin. With this, the concept of wâhkôhtowin begins to be explored. The program will walk participants out to the bison viewing platform for a chance to see the herd restored to Wanuskewin, and learn about their coming home. The second part of the program will dive into the cultural significance of the animal, discuss cultures, and the longstanding relationship between people and animals. This second part will further discuss wâhkôhtowin, through spirituality, culture, and traditions of many Plains groups.
*Outdoors – Year Round (weather permitting) – 2 hours – All Ages
View our Tour Booking Request Form
View our Tour Booking Request Form
Email tours@wanuskewin.com for more information and to book your session today!
