Whiteshell
Whiteshell refers to a region in southeastern Manitoba, Canada, best known for Whiteshell Provincial Park, which lies along the Winnipeg River valley and encompasses a network of lakes, forests, and rocky outcrops. The park sits in the Canadian Shield, featuring granite formations, mixed coniferous and deciduous forest, and a mosaic of lakes and rivers that attract many outdoor activities.
Notable water bodies in the Whiteshell include Falcon Lake and Caddy Lake, around which recreation and cottages
Historically, the area has been inhabited by Indigenous peoples, notably the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe), before European settlement
Access to the park is by road from Winnipeg via Highway 44 and connected provincial roads, with