Lake Audy Bison Exhibit - Lake Audy Bison Exhibit

Name: Lake Audy Bison Exhibit - Lake Audy Bison Exhibit
Address: Manitoba R0J 0Z0, Canada, J, Canada

4.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Manitoba R0J 0Z0, Canada
Categories :	Tourist attraction , National park ,
City :	J

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S	Sarah Joy Ramos on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was a great experience! The road was rough tho, but the trip was all worth it!
J	Josh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great! The bison were tough to find. I think they were in the central enclosure. We saw two adults and their baby head into the forest, and when we came back realized the whole herd was there. They were only 10 feet in, but so hard to see (see photos). They did end up coming back out in front of us. I think because the enclosures are so large, and there is so much forest, you may not always find them... Makes you think that if these massive animals can hide in plain sight, are there more black bears right around the corner?
S	Shaun Martin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ As a family we've gone several times and didn't see any Buffalo. This last time was so great, got stuck in the middle of a heard crossing the road.
W	Waruna C on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's about 24 km drive on a gravel road off from the paved road (hwy10). Some areas are bit rough, and 60 km/hr speed limit may not be practical for most part of the drive. So drive time may vary. It is a unique experience in Manitoba unless you have been to Yellowstone and seen lots of bisons. Also came across a moose in the middle of the road, totally unexpected. We didn't have cameras ready to capture images fast enough. Watch out for wild life along the way... Some people speed through this stretch like a Baja rally. You may want to keep a distance if you want to get a glimpse of wildlife/scenary.
B	Burugudunstun Stugudunstunstuy on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Quite a bit of a drive from Riding Mountain park and it's not guaranteed that you'll see a Bison when you get there. We have to go back again to see those magnificent creatures. You might need to have a good camera to capture good quality pictures of the Bisons since they are not always near the road and you can't go out of your vehicle.
D	David Sanders on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My family has had great experiences visiting the bison here. A lot of reviews mention that it is difficult to see Bison in the afternoon, but that is the only time we have ever been there, and we have always seen them. Only once (out of 4) have we not seen them on the road. The drive there is mostly on gravel roads. There are 2 routes you can take. One is the Lake Audy Rd that begins in Onanole. The other is still Lake Audy Rd., but just past the Clear Lake Golf Course. The latter is a road that is a bit narrower and with more twists and turns. The Onanole route seems to be faster. There is a covered shelter that overlooks the enclosure, but we have never actually seen the Bison from here. It is a nice place to stop to have lunch or a snack. There is also a bathroom there as well. We recently discovered the camping area near Lake Audy, and next time we would stop there for lunch because that area overlooks the lake and has a very small playground for kids.
A	Amanda Palson on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bison exhibit is beautiful. Bison were on the road at one point so we got a great close-up view.
M	Michelle on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We had been there a few times in the summer, but this was our first time going to the bison enclosure in winter. In summer there are 2 ways to get there. When we bought our entrance tickets to the park - the staff member let us know which way to drive - as the road to the east was closed due to a previous winter storm. Very easy to find and the road conditions were maintained well from the southern entrance. We were lucky to see the bison on the main road when we arrived. They walked slowly into the trees and we had some nice views along the way. We were pretty much on our own and drove thru the enclosure to the far side. Cattle panels are at both ends of the enclosure. Saw one family entering as we were leaving. Great idea to visit in the winter months.