Ecological Tours, Wilderness Education, Outdoor Education, and Research
Welcome to our website. We are located within the heart of North America, on the edge of the Canadian Shield wilderness, near the largest lake within the borders of Southern Canada!
For a great adventure off the beaten path, be sure to contact us. We will show you all the interesting places, give you the history, do research, and much more.
Our prices are very flexible and reasonable. Tell us what you need. We can help.
Eternal Sky Toursprovides small quality tours and wilderness survival excursions in Manitoba, Canada. We do historical research, archival research, outdoor education trips, and more.
Contact us and we can plan your entire trip. We can find you places to stay within your price range. All of our day trips include transportation, entrance fees into the parks, and the services of a guide. Our reasonable prices are reduced even more with the greater number of participants per trip. To ensure the quality of our tours we normally have a maximum of seven participants per trip. Have a look at the tours and wilderness education trips that we offer. Give us a call or email us to arrange all the details:
Winnipeg at the Forks where two rivers meet, along the historic Red River valley that native peoples used for thousands of years.
Polar bears hibernate and hunt in northern Manitoba, near Churchill. Black bears are abundant further south, and sometimes they go intoWinnipeg!
Beautiful sunsets and moonrises can be seen over thousands of lakes. Manitoba has many Canadian Shield lakes with granite cliffs, and Lake Winnipeg is the largest lake within the borders of Southern Canada.
Winnipeg is a large sunny city, along four prairie rivers, only a short drive away from parks, remote forests, lakes, beaches, and wilderness.
White tailed deer can always be seen in Birds Hill Park and within the City of Winnipeg. 
Winnipeg at the Forks where two rivers meet, along the historic Red River valley that native peoples used for thousands of years.
Polar bears hibernate and hunt in northern Manitoba, near Churchill. Black bears are abundant further south, and sometimes they go into Winnipeg!
Beautiful sunsets and moonrises can be seen over thousands of lakes. Manitoba has many Canadian Shield lakes with granite cliffs, and Lake Winnipeg is the largest lake within the borders of Southern Canada.